Desert Shield salute highlights 1LT Rosenberry in Saudi desert
First lieutenant James W. Rosenberry, 1982 Millersville graduate, serves as combat engineer and battalion maintenance officer with the 37th Engineering Brigade in the Saudi desert. He builds roads and helicopter pads, fights heat, and trains in airborne specialities while his family, in Pennsylvania, follows his duties and plans.
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James W. Rosenberry
Saudi Arabian
Biglerville High School
37th Engineering Brigade
Loel
Rosenberry
Millersville University
Army
West Germany
Fort Leonard Wood
Fort Bragg
N.C
Fort Knox
Gettysburg College
James RK
Smith Data Processing
mn eoanicsburg
Middle East
Lancaster
HHC Co
APO
The Times
Cheney warns troops of possible force in crisis
Defense Secretary Cheney told troops in northeast Saudi Arabia that a U S attack against Iraqi forces was growing more likely and vowed absolute total victory if war comes. General Powell echoed the cease decisive action to end the crisis quickly.
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SAUDI ARABIA
Dick Cheney
U.S
Cheney
Saudi
Colin Powell
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Washington
Iraq
U.N
Scowcroft
Associated Press
Powell
Guidelines from HARB mail advisory for Gettysburg residents
Gettysburg borough residents who missed the Histori cal Architectural Review Board brochure will receive the pamphlet titled Planning for Preservation after the holidays. It explains HARB procedures the historic district boundaries and resources, plus appointment steps with the code enforcement officer and criteria used by HARB when reviewing exterior changes.
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Gettysburg
Historical Architectural Review Board
HARB
Gettysburg Historic District
John Sullivan
Herff Jones Yearbooks
Walter Powell
Powell
First day of winter brings record cold across nation
Arctic air grips two thirds of the United States from Seattle to Texas panhandle. Temperatures plunge to minus 50 in Wyoming and below zero in Denver and Casper while California and Oregon see chilling effects. At least 13 deaths attributed to the storm. hundreds stranded in Wyoming and New Mexico.
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Seattle
California
Texas panhandle
Wyoming
Amtrak
Denver
Casper
Wye
Eureka
Calif
Media Ore
Amarillo
Texas
Lubbock
Washington
Iowa
Oregon
Oklahoma
Page
Okla
Quachita National Forest
Jim Purpura
Greyhound
Michelle Ryer
Wyoming Highway Patrol
Cheyenne
Gallup
N.M
Frank Gonzales
Gonzales
Bells and beacons of danger in holiday ringers
A British Medical Journal study of 221 bell ringers shows about 724 injuries yearly in the British Isles, including torn nails, fractures, rope burns, and five deaths. Learning to ring safely takes time as bells weigh around 1000 pounds and high speed hangs pose the chief risk.
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LONDON
AC. Lamont
N.J_M_ Lendon
Leicester Royal Infirmary
England
Ringing World
British Isles
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JAMES ROSENBERRY
dad
Saddam
Brent Scowcroft
USHS
Barb Gindlesperger
Times
Don Shoemaker
MITCHELL LANDSBERG
SYDNEY RUBIN
Strausbaugh’s
Rio
East
Dairy Queen Of
Father Christmas
Country
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