Weather outlook through New Year with modest warming
The forecast calls for mostly sunny conditions today with a high around the mid 30s and a west wind 10 to 15 mph. Tonight remains partly cloudy with a low in the mid to upper 20s. Thursday brings partly cloudy skies and warmer temperatures reaching the mid to upper 40s. Friday includes scattered sprinkles and flurries with a low in the 30s and a high near 40. New Year’s Day stays partly cloudy with a low in the 20s and a high in the 30s. Sunday should be mostly sunny with a low near 30 and a high around 40.
Times to Publish New Year's Day Edition
The Gettysburg Times announces a Saturday edition for New Year’s Day. Offices at 1570 Fairfield Road and 18 Carlisle Street close Friday for the holiday with a 10 a.m. Friday news deadline. Regular hours resume Monday January 3 at 8 30 a.m. Contacts remain 334 1132.
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U S troops welcomed as relief in Venezuela disaster
U S soldiers landed by CH 47 in Rio Chico as flood survivors faced mud streets. Luisa Estebez, 66, said they have no mattresses, food, or water but welcomed aid. Chávez's government, wary of the United States, now hosts the relief mission.
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Kosovo bombing named top world news story of 1999
The Associated Press world subscribers vote Kosovo NATO bombing as the year’s top story, with Clinton impeachment in second and Turkey earthquake deaths among other major events. Ballots from 74 subscribers across 36 countries determined rankings through December.
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Gettysburg Boro unveils plans for new century
Gettysburg Borough committees hear developer Robert Wagner outline The Fourth Street Station project a 2 to 3 screen theater private upscale dinner club and other attractions. The plan includes a four block pedestrian walkway linking the town center to the station and uses 24 000 square feet of the Dolly Madison Industries building at 37 N Fourth Street with about 80 parking spaces.
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Accused polluters to have day in court
A father and son, Robert White and Creed White, along with GFSC, face 18 counts for alleged hazardous waste disposal and pollution over 1989 to 1995 at Gettysburg Foundry Specialists Company. They waived preliminary hearings. bail set at 50000 each. Arraignment scheduled Feb. 7 in Adams County Court.
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Thomas Carr
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Donald A Hentz
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R.A. Bender Inc
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Emergency preparations nothing new for hospitals
Hospitals say Y2K plans are routine with no major changes. Hanover Hospital directs stockpiles but cites no need for extra supplies. Gettysburg Hospital details a Y2K task force, equipment audits, and upgrades prioritizing life support and critical devices to ensure uninterrupted patient care as the new year begins.
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Pam Oens
Hanover Hospital
Craig Long
Gettysburg Hospital
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