Weather Summary From The Times Today
A 24 hour period ends at 5 p.m. Thursday with 83 degrees high and 50s as low. At 5 p.m. Thursday the temperature was 82 and no precipitation was recorded. Friday brings increasing cloudiness with scattered showers and thunderstorms in the afternoon. Highs in the upper 70s to low 80s, southwest winds 5 to 15 mph. Showers end Friday night with partial clearing toward morning. Saturday looks sunny, breezy and cool with highs 70 to 75.
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Eisenhower National Historic site
European Defiance Over Reagan Ban Spreads Across Britain
Britain signals adherence to France led stance against US restrictions on Soviet gas pipeline equipment. The move strains ties with allies and leaves suppliers unsettled as tensions over the ban deepen. Page references span multiple related items including politics and industry concerns.
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France
Reagan
Britain
America
Nashville Fever at Hide-A-Way Inn Ad
Weekly ad for a Nashville Fever event at the Hide-A-Way Inn on Sunday from 5 to 9 with fashion racks featuring Misses and Hair sizes and price points 10 15 and 20. Includes Country Store and Geli Pa listing in ad copy.
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NASHVILLE FEVER
Hide-A-Way Inn
Geli Pa
ApuNaue
Getysbung
Littlestown Hopeful for EPA Funding in 1983 Sewage Upgrade
Littlestown officials await EPA funding decisions for a 4.5 million sewage treatment upgrade. Engineer Stahlman argues the project deserves higher priority on the 1983 list, citing local water use and downstream impacts amid wide EPA funding cuts and a shift to grants from HUD and Farmers Home Administration.
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JEFF THORESON
imes
Littlestown
thenvironmental Protection Agency
EPA
Jerry Stahlman
Stallman and Stahlman
Department of Environmental Resources
Stahlman
DEA
Pennsylvania
Department of Health and Urban Development
Farmers’ Home Administration
HUD
Congress
Daniel Drawbaugh
Drawbaugh
Stahirman
Rainfall Comes Too Late for Many Adams County Farmers
Adams County farmers face a late rainfall, with three to four inches still insufficient to salvage early corn and grains. Smothy C. Brown of Littlestown reports a half to three-quarters crop, expecting to buy feed or keep stored grain. He notes late rain may aid hay and pastures but not improve the early corn or soybeans. Ronald E. Funt, Arendtsville fruitgrower, sees crops down 25 percent though tree size remains strong amid deep soil and good percolation.
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MARGUERITE W.H. PLANK
Wrnter
Adams County
Smothy C. Brown
Littlestown R. 3
Marvin
Brown Valley Farm
Brown
Ronald E. Funt
Arendtsville
Gettysburg Firms Denied Class Action in TMI Case
U S District Judge Sylvia H Rambo ruled that five Gettysburg corporations cannot proceed as a class action in the Gettysburg Adams County tourism damages suit tied to the 1979 Three Mile Island accident. Litigation continues with the potential joining of more Adams County businesses, deadline September 16. The suit names TMI owners and builders and alleges negligence disrupted patronage causing about 483000 dollars in direct interest.
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NANCY DIBLASImes
Gettysburg
Adams County
Three Mile Island
TMI
Sylvia H. Rambo
US District Court for
Middle District of Pennsylvania
Middle District Court
Rambo
James R. Adams
Adams
Lancaster
Barley, Snyder, Cooper & Barker
LeRoy E. Smith
etter
Gettysburg corporations
Heritage Inns Inc
Lincoln Heritage Inc
SMG Investments Inc
Gettysburg Tours Inc
L.E. Smith Wholesale Distributors Inc
Metropolitan Edison Co
Reading
Jersey Central Power & Light Co
Morristown
N.J
Pennsylvania Electric Co
Johnstown
General Public Utilities
Parsippany
Babcock and Wilcox
New York
N.Y
J. Ray McDermott & Co
New Orleans
Catalytic Inc
Philadelphia
southcentral
Pennsylvania
Lancaster County
Three Mile Island Reactor No. 2
Emmitsburg Citizens Prepare to Oppose School Consolidation
Emmitsburg residents plan to present arguments at the Maryland State Board of Education hearing on October 27 opposing the June vote to consolidate Thurmont and Emmitsburg Middle Schools. Legal counselor Gerald Richman leads the effort, contending the examiner overstated state factors and ignored evidence that due process was followed. A fundraising SOS dance on September 18 at Mount St. Mary’s College aims to raise at least $1,000 to cover campaign expenses.
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CONNOR maIter
Emmitsburg
Maryland
State Board of Education
Thurmont
state board
Gerald M. Richman
Citizens’ Committee
Mitchell J. Cooper
Cooper
Frederick
Richman
ECC
Robert Preston
Board of Education
Preston
Save Our School
Mount St. Mary’s College
Adams County Council Drives Three Year Drug and Alcohol Plan
The Adams County Council on Drug and Alcohol Abuse works to meet goals of the York Adams Drug and Alcohol Program in a 1983 86 plan. Officials say services expand to elderly women youth Hispanics and other groups while maintaining prevention intervention and treatment programs. The agency runs a 24 hour crisis line offers TASC diversion educational outreach school programs and referrals to Child and Youth Services and vocational rehabilitation. The plan prioritizes a centralized caseload system and educational classes for individuals with drunk driving charges.
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MARTIN SIPKOFF
Adams County Council on Drug and Alcohol Abuse
York- Adams Drug and Alcohol Program
Jelen Schaefer
Margaret Burcham
Adams County
York County
Burcham
Schaefer
Childen and Youth Services
state Bureau of Vocational Rehabilitation
inter
TASC
YWCA
Lions Club
York-Adams ‘am
Wendell Hollinger
York-Adams
Adams County human service
the
Drug and Alcohol agency
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Hollinger
Jurdam
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