Biglerville Seeks Fix for Aging Sewer System
Biglerville Borough Council grapples with an outdated sewer system and 100 cracked pipes while weighing flow studies to meet DER standards. Engineers push testing for grants. council asks for weekly eight hour samples, and staff seek a fridge for plant samples.
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Biglerville Borough
Nelson Greene
Department of Environmental Resources
Greene
DER
DEA
sewer committee
Fred Oyler
Oyler
Cumberland delays on cable deal with SCATCOM
Cumberland Township supervisors weigh SCATCOM cable plans while opposing no franchise fees for five years. Agreement talks led by Henry O Heiser Jr and SCATCOM attorney. other actions include Lincoln Estates expansion planning and a snow emergency route study. Police note 19 drunk driving arrests since November.
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Cumberland Township
SCATCOM, Inc
SCATCOM
Henry O. Heiser HI
Adams Electric
Adams County OKs two deputies for Clerk of Courts
Adams County Commissioners approve the appointment of two deputies for the Clerk of Courts to oversee split divisions in Orphans' Court and Criminal Court. One commissioner opposed, warning of higher costs and salary increases over the next year. The measure passed with a split vote Tuesday morning.
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Adams County
Breighner
Brecener
Orphans’ Court
Criminal Court
Catherine W. Cowan
Brieghner
Cowan
Insulation Cuts Costs for Bermudian Springs District
Bermudian Springs School Board learns last year’s six inch insulation job saved over 5000 in the month. The $66000 project reduced electric use and would have raised bills by 5000 without insulation. State reimbursements for middle and high school additions rose from 81 to over 84 percent, yielding nearly 99000 in back payments and future annual increases. A mail survey of 111 graduates from 1979 shows 30 responding rated their education as good or excellent.
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Bermudian Springs
W. Reese Lichtel
Lichter
High Scool
Robert Reed
William Bertrand
James Sneeringer
Lloyd Deamer Deamer
Conewago Township
Conewago Valley
Ann Baker
William L Landauer
John Spangler
PTO
Oxford Junior High School
Wales Wins All Star Game in New York
The France of Wales Conference beat the Clarence Campbell Conference 4 2 in the NHL All Star game as Stanley Cup stars displayed standout play. Mike Krukow seeks a second chance to prove his true average during mid career reflections.
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Mike Krukow
WALES
New York
France of Wales
Clarence Campbell
Cold Wednesday with Breezy Wind and Snow Chance
A cold windy day Wednesday with highs near 40 and increasing clouds. Nighttime lows range from 15 to 20. A snow chance arrives Thursday with highs near 30.
Gasoline station robbed near Gettysburg by armed man
An armed robber held up the Highway Oil service station two miles east of Gettysburg on Route 30 at 9 30 p m Tuesday. The suspect described as six feet tall with blond parted hair wore a blue jacket with white trim and blue jeans and may have fled in a yellow sedan or white van.
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Gettysburg
Adams County Control
Snowfall Drives PennDOT Work in Adams County
Frederic P. Kuntz of the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation in Adams County reports crews are delivering steady service amid 25 percent more snow. Salt shortages and extreme cold slow effectiveness, with 3,000 tons used and 1,500 tons remaining. 90 workers operate 35 trucks and multiple loaders and graders, logging long shifts to clear 608 miles of state roads. Repairs, shoulder work, and paving are planned in spring, with 210,000 gallons of liquid bituminous and 656,000 gallons of materials used in surface operations.
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Frederic P. Kuntz
Pennsylvania Department of
Adams County
Kuntz
PennDOT
Ski Liberty thrives as snow boosts Carroll Valley resort
Ski Liberty in Carroll Valley reports a strong season with 321 inches of snow fueling business. Owner Dick Whitney cites the doubled ski lift capacity and a $900,000 new slope as key factors in a solid winter, with customers from Washington DC and northern Baltimore areas. The resort plans to stay open through March 14 as long as conditions allow.
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Carroll Valley
Dick Whitney
National Weather Service
Harrisburg
Whitney
Whitney 15
Liberty Whitney
Washington, D.C
Virginia
Baltimore
Ski Liberty
Hearing on ACOFA Budget Cuts in Gettysburg
A public hearing at 10 a.m. at the Senior Services Center on North Stratton Street discusses a total $31,800 budget cut to Adams County Office for Aging funds. Director Sue Yenchko notes additional Title II and Title XX reductions and outlines areas most affected, including information referral, protective services, placement, legal services, and the senior center contract. The chore service program will be eliminated until July 1 1983, as part of the first wave of cuts.
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Senior Services Center
North Stratton Street
Gettysburg
Adams County Office for Aging
ACOFA
Sue Yenchko
America
Yenchko
Conewago Valley School Board Accepts Kemp Retirement
The Conewago Valley School Board accepted High School Principal Donald L Kemp’s resignation for retirement effective June 30, 1982. They also announced resignations from athletic staff and named replacements including David Folkemer as Softball Coach and Jack Billman as Head Wrestling Coach.
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Conewago
Kemp
Conewago Valley
Donald L Kemp
David Folkemer
Robert Moore
Jack Billman
Thomas Swope
Swope
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Gettyburg
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