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Gettysburg Times

Location

Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1990

Page

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Desert Shield salute to Specialist Daniel A. McMaster

Army Specialist Daniel Allan McMaster of the 249th Supply Co. attached to the 82nd Airborne Division celebrated his 24th birthday in Saudi Arabia during Desert Shield. The Biglerville High School graduate worked for Morton Buildings before enlisting, and is married to Andrea Gotwaldi.

Daniel Alan McMaster Harrisburg Road Saudi Arabia 249th Supply Co 82nd Airborne Division Peggy Y. McMaster McMaster Biglerville High School Morton Buildings Andrea Gotwalt Biglerville High Fort Bragg N.C Spec. McMaster Gettysburg College Robert J. McMaster Gettysburg Lutheran Home Patrick Donna Beverly Lise Kelly Daniel Earl and Nadine Yingling Littlestown Rita McMaster Gettysburg The Times Middle East

1990 Census Shows U S Population at 249.6 Million

The 1990 census counts the U S population at 249 632 692 with California up 6 million to 29 839 250. Nevada leads in percentage gains while West Virginia posts the largest drop. statewide shifts affect House seats and federal funding as final tallies await next summer.

WASHINGTON U.S Sun Belt California Wyoming Nevada Florida Arizona West Virginia Census Bureau

Adams County OKs 9.8 Million Budget With 4.352 Mills

The Adams County commission approves a 1991 budget of 9.8 million dollars set with a 4.352 mill rate and 5 dollar per person per capita tax. Commissioner Thomas L. Collins cites revenue limits and state reimbursements as key challenges. He warns of rising costs from Green Acres regulations and foster care needs as growth accelerates.

Adams County Thomas L. Collins peecent Adams County card of Commissioners Mr. Collins Collins Green Acres

Littlestown approves 1991 budget with police contract pending

Littlestown Borough Council adopted a 1991 budget of about 1.4 million dollars with a 4.5 mill tax levy and new taxes including per capita and earned income taxes. The police contract remains unsettled as officers review the borough’s proposal while two new full time officers are slated to join, bringing the force to six.

Littlestown Richard Selby William Gross Mr. Gross Charles Bridinger Joseph Henry Earl Holtschneider Henry Bridinger Littlestown Medical Associates Rennie’s Market Columbus Avenue PennDOT Department of Environmental Resources

Nancy Cruzan dies after right to die ordeal ends

Nancy Cruzan, whose court case shaped the right to die debate, died at 33 in Missouri nine days after a feeding tube was removed under a court order. Her parents said she remained peaceful and affirmed their decision. Funeral arrangements were not announced.

MOUNT VERNON Nancy Cruzan Supreme Court Missouri Rehabilitation Center Joe Joyce Cruzan Nancy Cruzans U.S. Supreme Court

Route 15 Dedication as Blue and Gray Highway

Gov. Robert Casey dedicated the completed Route 15 as the Blue and Gray Highway in Adams County on Sept 19 1990. Pictured with him were State Senator Terry Punt State Rep. Ken Cole and Transportation Secretary Howard Jerusalim. The event follows last year’s top Adams County story of 1989 and precedes a 1990 ballot tally.

Robert Casey Adams County Terry Punt Casey Ken Cole State Howard Jerusalim Times

Saddam predicts victory amid Gulf crisis and U.S. pullout

Saddam Hussein vowed the American army would be defeated and warned negotiation may occur, as Washington began pulling non essential personnel from Jordan and Sudan. U.S. sailors enforcing the UN embargo clashed with crew and activists aboard the Iraqi ship Ibn Khaldoon near Masirah Island.

Saddam Hussein Iraq Washington Persian Gulf Arabian Sea Kuwait Baghdad Maariv James A. Baker Saddam State Department U.N Europe United States Mexico Televisa Riyadh Saudi Arabia Air Force Tom Coury U.S. Central Command U.S Israel Coury US Central Command Baker Jordan Sudan Yemen Mauritania Bahrain United Arab Emirates Qatar Masirah Italy China Japan U S. Navy Cmdr Mark Neuhart Basra

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