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Gettysburg Times

Location

Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1978

Page

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Orrtanna Man Announces Candidacy For Congress

John Rarig announces his bid for the 19th Congressional District as an independent after filing 3600 signatures. Democratic opponent Raj Kumar challenges many signatures citing legibility and county alignment with petitions. A Commonwealth Court hearing is set for Sept 7 as the race emphasizes petition integrity.

John Rarig Orrtanna Kumar Rarig dams York Cumberland Bureau of Elections Harrisburg Commonwealth Court Barig Evendi

Unemployment Reaches High For Adams County July

Unemployment in Adams County rose to 2,360 in July, the highest in two years, with seasonal fruit industry layoffs and plant closings for two weeks in July blamed by local Job Service manager John Smith. About 50 of the unemployed were migrant farmworkers. many migrants took part time farm work while awaiting calls. The July Labor Force showed 27,700 employed, 300 fewer than June but 3,200 more than last July, with 30,000 in the civilian labor force.

Adams County state John Smith PSES Smith Adams

Gettysburg Woman Charged With Burglary and Assault

A 21-year-old Gettysburg woman, Patricia Ann Baker, was charged by Gettysburg Borough police with burglary simple assault and criminal trespassing after an incident last night at the Group Home on 17 West Middle Street. She was arraigned before Magistrate John C. Zepp East Berlin and released on her own recognizance after a fight with two residents around 11 39 p.m.

Gettysburg Gettysburg Borough Middle St Patricia Ann Baker S. Franklin St John C. Zepp EE East Berlin

Gilliland Home Honors McPherson at dinner event

Atty. Donald P. McPherson Jr. was honored at a Gilliland Presbyterian Home dinner at the Altland House on Baltimore Street. He helped establish the home in 1952 and served as founding president for 16 years. Allen S. Stauffer presented a framed citation and McPherson received honorary board membership. Several guests attended including Dr. Robert A. MacAskill and Mrs. Fiore Wilson.

Attoiney Donald P. McPherson Jr Gilliland Presbyterian Home Baltimore St Altland House Atty. McPherson Allen S. Stauffer Billa Gilliland McPherson tfe Robert A. MacAskill Fiore Wilson havi Mae Trostrix Elizabeth C. Evans Dr. MacAskill John B. Keith

County council seeks immediate freeze on property taxes

A garbled notice from county officials requests an immediate property tax freeze and discusses potential legislative steps. The fragmented text mentions names and places but lacks clear dates or actions. Further readable details may appear on page 2.

Judge Reverses Fence Case Ruling in Adams County

Judge John A. Cherry reversed an earlier court order requiring Elsie M. Bange to move a fence that encroached on Cyprian N. and Betty J. Gebhart property. Surveyors show the fence sits on Gebhart land but Cherry cited Supreme Court precedents allowing occupation up to a fence for over 21 years to confer title. Witnesses testified the fence has stood for 61 years, possibly since the 1920s.

John A. Cherry Adams County court Elsie M. Banges South St Hanover Cyprian N Betty J. Gebhart Hanover R

Inside Deaths and Amusements in The Times Page

Brief OCR reads include notices about deaths, amusements, and radio TV listings from New Oxford area. Contains scattered headlines and column labels with no cohesive story or dates.

Ann Landers New Oxford

Anniversary Day at Lutheran Home Sept 16

The eighth Anniversary Day will be held at the Lutheran Home on Saturday September 16 from noon to 3 pm. Sponsored by the Auxiliary to the Lutheran Homes it is a harvest festival. Harold W Anderson of Lutheran Social Services South Region notes events include cakewalk flea market and food and specialty booths. Chicken corn soup and homemade pies return with items from Appie Pickers and a jazz group from Hanover.

Lutheran Homes Harold W. Anderson Pib Lutheran Social Services South Region Anderson Hanover

Senate Bill Would Remove Farview Cost From Counties

HARRISBURG AP The Public Health and Welfare Committee may send a bill to the Senate floor to shift Farview State Hospital costs from counties to the state. Counties have withheld payments amid a funding dispute as the state plans to sue 28 counties to recover about $3 million in delinquent Farview charges. The measure would address retroactivity and aim to stop county payments for inmate housing while suggesting converting Farview into a straight prison with forensic units for mentally ill inmates.

HARRISBURG Farsen State Hospital Public Health and Welfare Committee Senate Warne county Farview Adams Sen. W. Louis Coppersmith Pennsylvania Tate Dauphin County Robert Knupp Ser R. Budé Dever R Crawford

Life Skills Seminar Explores Program Details

A life skills seminar examines the curriculum and aims of a new radi program. The discussion covers goals, course structure, and expected outcomes for participants, with reference to continuing education and future availability.

Three Injured When Auto Strikes Pole

Three people injured when a sedan struck a pole on a road near Saxton. Police report the vehicle lost control, hitting a utility pole as it traveled through the Saxton area. Passengers named include David Saniay and others. Emergency crews took the injured to a local hospital for treatment.

David Saniay Saxto Sanca Saxton

Owen McKinney Named To Sewer Authority

Owen McKinney was appointed by the council to the Sewer Authority as a new member. The action follows a survey of needs for additional transfer points and proposed construction tied to securing state water sources. The project includes a spring water supply named New Spring and a highway committee cost of 11,616.28.

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