Adams Electric plans $5.7 million upgrade to handle growth
Adams Electric Cooperative plans a $5.7 million expansion to serve growing demand. Four new substations will be built near Renaville, Gettisburg, Haverstown, York, and Stewartstown, increasing capacity at five existing substations and adding 79 miles of new distribution line while upgrading 61 miles. The system serves over 14,000 members across Adams Cumberland Franklin and York counties with about 2,000 miles of distribution line.
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Court Imposes Sentences On Various Defendants
A Fayetteville man charged with homicide by vehicle and a stop sign violation in the Angela Pennington case received weekend jail time and a year’s parole. Daryl Kramer must report to Adams County Prison and pay a $250 fine plus costs. Also before Judge Spicer, William Shumate received six months probation and $100 fine for a death on Fairfield Orrtanna Rd. Gary Funt faces a jail sentence pending restitution. Several defendants were placed on probation or had sentencing deferred, with others released on conditions after plea.
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Cornett A Director of Chamber Is Elected
Joseph Cornett of Granite Hall Campground was elected to the Gettysburg Area Chamber of Commerce board to fill the vacancy from James Rhodes resignation. Robert McCoy was elected president of the Gettysburg Industrial Development Corp with Don Warner as vice president and Walter Fohl as secretary treasurer. The Center for Management Development at Mt. St. Mary's College reported 22 enrollments. registration runs to Feb 17.
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Gettysburg Memorial Day Committee Postpones Meeting
The Gettysburg Memorial Day Committee meeting set for this evening is postponed to February 16. Secretary G. Henry announced a new site will be announced later.
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Will Act On New Gas Tax Legislation in Pa
House aims to act within three weeks on a plan to raise the state gasoline tax by three cents, with Gov. Shapp proposing a nine-cent baseline plus automatic annual increases tied to the consumer price index and highway costs. The move follows concerns over potholes and bridge maintenance as 1 in 8 roads and thousands of bridges show deficiencies, underscoring the need for funds to resume construction and maintenance.
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Gettysburg Fire Department approves ambulance chassis purchase
At a Wednesday meeting the Gettysburg Fire Department approved about 13 000 in expenditures to replace Ambulance 1 4 1 s Ford chassis with two 1978 Dodges from S and N Motors at 37 086 plus 4 000 to mount the Swabb body. A final chassis 1973 F will replace the old unit after 30 000 miles. The department also voted to purchase two portable pumps for 1 704 each, install plaques for 50 year veterans, and noted 18 fire alarms with 655 500 in property saved in January.
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Injunction Sought Over Gettysburg 7 11 Store Sale
In Gettysburg at Washington and Chambersburg Streets Judge Oscar F Spicer considers an injunction filed by an proposed buyer of the 7 11 store against Goodwin and operator Carroll J Arailers Dr. Gettysburg. The case hinges on sale terms and a $31 00 purchase price with a second buyer offering 35 000. A Friday hearing will decide if the injunction remains or the sale proceeds with bank financing and Southland Corp franchise approval.
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Canal Debate Opens in Senate as Foreign Policy Clash Intensifies
Washington AP reports a crowded Senate chamber as debate on the Panama Canal resumes. More than 30 senators filled the floor for the opening round amid fast moving maneuvers and sharp rhetoric, described by one lawmaker as the most intensive foreign policy clash since the Vietnam era.
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AG Council Sets Date for Farm Club Luncheon
The AG Council announces a February 4 luncheon at 11 30 a.m. at the Dutch Pantry. The 10 year old farm organization presents entertainment offerings during the event and lists meal details for members and guests.
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No One Injured In Accident Wednesday
An accident occurred on Wednesday with no injuries reported. Details are sparse but officials indicate minor damage and no transport delays. Police responded to the scene and filed a report.
Arrest of Hillside Strangler Suspect in Los Angeles
Los Angeles police arrest a religionist part time actor Ned Terrence Yo after he telephoned confessing responsibility for the Hillside Strangler killings. Authorities say he is being investigated for the murders of 12 women and will face further questioning.
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