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Newspaper
Gettysburg Times
Location
Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1995
Page
1
A storm watch is issued for late tonight into Saturday as skies grow cloudy after sunny morning. Temperatures reach a high of 30 to 35 degrees with light winds. snow is likely tonight and again Saturday with lows in the upper 20s and highs in the low 30s.
Gettysburg Borough Council schedules a public hearing Monday February 13 at 7pm to discuss renewing Sammons Cable Television franchise for ten years. Sammons proposes expansion to multiple channels, including Nickelodeon The Discovery Channel and American Movie Classics with Weather Channel free, at $1.50 extra per month.
Gettysburg booksellers report widespread shortages of the O J Simpson title I Want To Tell You with shipments delayed or sold out. Clerks at Whistlestop Book Shop Book & Card Corner and Gallery 30 note inquiries run high as they await new stock and consider future orders.
O J Simpson released I Want To Tell You as a response to more than 300000 letters he has received since his arrest. He says in the book he would jump in front of a bullet to protect the ex wife he is accused of killing.
Robert W. Kluck, lifelong Adams County resident and 35 year Biglerville local, announced his candidacy for Adams County commissioner as a Republican in the May 16 primary. He cites taxpayer considerations and community improvement as his guiding principles with decades of municipal and school board service and 30 years in transportation.
Prosecutors played the 1993 tape of O J Simpson ranting as his ex wife Nicole Brown Simpson pleaded for help. The jurors watched a safe deposit box exhibit showing photos and letters tied to alleged abuse. The transcript was not given to jurors and the bailiwick of the voice proved less important than the tone, prosecutors said.
Maj. Gen. Anatoly Bolyatko, a retired Russian military officer invited by USAF Lt. Gen. Erv Rokke, tours Gettysburg on a one day whirlwind visit. He commends the battlefield monuments and says his visit deepens understanding of the Civil War and its tactics.
Two people died Thursday evening in Littlestown when a man shot his estranged wife and then killed himself outside 216 East King Street near Dino's Pizza. Angela Grace Houck, 30, and Michael John Houck, 32, were pronounced dead at the scene by Adams County coroner Patricia Lienbach. The couple's two children were not at home.
James Paddock, a landscape architect, opens a Fairfield business after working on projects across the eastern United States. A Gettysburg High School graduate, he champions open space preservation through sensible land planning that boosts property values and guides site work from concept to irrigation and plantings. He stresses collaboration with architects engineers and surveyors.
A spaghetti dinner fundraiser for Easter Seals runs at Friendly's Restaurant from February 2 to 14. The event includes a drink and dessert with the meal, serving as a community drive for the charity.
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