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Gettysburg Times

Location

Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1982

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Weather summary: cool spell ends with sun

The 24 hour period ended at 5 p.m. Friday recorded 82 degrees with 69 at 5 p.m. The low was 53 degrees and 0.08 inches of precipitation. Saturday will be mostly sunny and cool with highs in the lower to middle 70s and NW winds 5 to 15 mph. Saturday night will be clear and very cool with lows upper 40s to lower 50s. Precipitation probability near zero through Saturday night. Sunday and Tuesday expect highs around 70 with lows in the mid 40s to mid 50s.

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College grant aids Gettysburg College retreat

Gettysburg College was awarded a 7900 grant from the Aid Association for Lutherans to fund a faculty retreat titled A Church-Related College in a Secular Age What is My Role The grant supports campus religious life and faculty development.

Gettysburg College Aid Association for Lutherans AAL

Nashville Fever at Hide-A-Way Inn Sunday 5 to 9

Local event listing announces Nashville Fever performing at the Hide-A-Way Inn on Sunday from 5 to 9 PM. Includes venue details and timing for music lovers seeking entertainment options.

Adams County forms prison long‑range needs task force

A nine member Adams County task force will study the county prison and plan for future needs. First meeting is Sept 15. Members include law enforcement, educators, clergy, and taxpayers. aims to cover facilities staff programs and long term corrections planning.

NANCY DI BLASSimes Adams County Adams County Commissioners Mark Purdy Gettysburg R Martha Jones Windbriar Lane Church of the Nazarene Mems Adams County Taxpayers’ Association educators and schools area Jaycees Pennsylvania Catherine W. Cowan Robert W. Klunk Oscar c. Spicer prison board Cowan ific

Largest LSD bust in Adams County history arrests two men

Ronald E. Wolff of Orrtanna and David R. Shaw of Gettysburg were arrested by the state police Major Crimes Task Force for possession with intent to deliver LSD valued over 14 000 dollars. They were arraigned before District Justice Harold R. Deardorff and committed to Adams County Prison on bail.

Adams County Ronald E. Wolff Orrtanna David R. Shaw Gettysburg olice Harold R. Deardorff Herman Faiola Harrisburg

Adams County gypsy moth effort eyeing 800 properties

Adams County plans next year’s gypsy moth spraying for about 800 properties based on applications received and distributed. As of Friday more than 400 applications were filed. a deadline Wednesday caps eligibility. County officials expect 12 000 to 15 000 acres to be sprayed next year with a 75 25 state county funding split may shift.

Adams County Stanley R. Wolf Wolf Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Resources Carroll Valley atate-cozy sprayi eunty DEA DER

Adams County approves NOW ERA ratification resolution

Adams County Commissioners passed a Friday resolution endorsing NOW efforts to ratify the Equal Rights Amendment with only Commissioner Robert W. Klunk abstaining. Co president Sheryl Jackson of the local NOW chapter invited turnout at a Saturday walkathon to raise funds for women’s rights ahead of the November election.

Adams County National Organization for Women Robert W. Klunk Catherine W. Cowan Thomas L. Collins NOW Adams County NOW Sheryl Jackson Jackson Cowan appral Klunk

Bankers hopeful but unsure local rate drop will sustain

Local bankers say it is too early to know if the recent declines in the prime rate and the federal discount rate will translate into lower rates for small loans. Four banks report a downward trend yet warn stability over three to six months is needed, with no guarantee rates will remain lower.

MARTIN SIPROFF Adams County National Bank Gettysburg National Bank Farmers Bank and Trust Company Community National Bank of Southern Pennsylvania Paul E. Renner GNB Renner Federal Reserve Bank Adams County Dwight C Harris Farmers Bank Albert Bair CNB Ronald Hankey Hankey ACNB

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