80 Percent Occupancy Rule Sparks Rural Hospital Debate
Henry Gerber, administrator of Annie M Warner Hospital in Gettysburg, argued the HEW 80 percent occupancy mandate under Public Law 93-641 threatens small rural hospitals. He noted past occupancy around 72 percent and said revised HEW guidelines give HSAs flexibility, though the national plan still pressures bed usage and admission wait times.
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Henry Gerber
Annie M Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
Carroll Valley Civic Association
Gerber
Gerber sai
P.L
HSAs
Camp Hill
Warner Hospital
HSA
Socialist Candidate At College Lecture At Gettysburg College
Former Milwaukee mayor and Socialist Party candidate Dr. Frank P. Zeidler spoke at Gettysburg College detailing the party platform. He warned that technology will breed new problems such as atom bomb development and pollution, and he urged voters to scrutinize political images rather than candidates. He noted rising race tensions and public distrust in government, suggesting a broader critique of contemporary politics.
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Socialist Party
Gettysburg College
Milwaukee
Frank P. Zeidler
Socialist
Zeidler
U.S
Lutheran Church
othey
Contests Sought For Jr Miss Adams Pageant
Local Lions Club announces the Mth Annual Adams for Miss Pageant at Littlestown High School open to high school junior girls. Applicants may obtain forms via school guidance departments. Local winner advances to state finals in Reading Pa and then national finals in Mobile Ala.
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Mth
Littlestown High School
acter
Littlestown
Bud Miers
2cack Harris
national Kodak
Kraft
Diamond Information Center
Coca-Cola USA
Transplant Completed at Baltimore Hospital
Gary Hill and his father Joel Hill underwent a transplant procedure at Joe Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore. The donor was a kid named Neyi plant, and the medical team reported both patients in satisfactory condition. The operation occurred Friday at 11 36 a m with prior admissions the previous weekend for observation and tests.
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Gary
Gettysburg College Hikes Fees Eight Percent for 1978-79
Gettysburg College trustees approved an eight percent rise in full time student charges for the 1978-79 year. The comprehensive academic fee, board, and room will reach 23240 for residential students, with inflation cited as a major factor. President Glassick warned changes are not welcome but necessary to maintain quality amid rising costs.
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Board of Trustees
Gettysburg College
Gettisburg
Charles E Glassick
Glassick
Washington's Birthday Holiday Impacts Local Post Office
Holiday Monday will close most government offices and the postoffice with weekend observance. The lobby remains open 9 am to 1 pm for boxholders to access mail. Area Chamber plans activities as Washington’s Birthday closures end Tuesday at 9 am.
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Washington
postoffice
Charles Pentz
Area Chamber of Commerce
Milk Inspectors Inspect Angelaras Dairy Operation Sanitary
Milk inspectors report Angelaras dairy operation is sanitary with no signs of malnutrition. The review notes conforming standards and proper facilities as officials assess the site and related practices for safety and welfare.
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Angelaras
Maryland and Pennsylvania probe farm waste and dead animals
An investigation by Maryland and Pennsylvania agriculture officials found improper disposal of dead animals on a farm property. The case cites unmet sanitary standards, delayed disposal beyond the 46 hour limit, and complaints about can handling and waste management attracting attention from regulators and local authorities.
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Maryland
smiihylvama Department of
Mrs Eisenhower Leads DAR Essay Award Ceremony
Mrs Eisenhower and honorary regent Mrs Duight D Eisenhower presented the Elsie B. Wolf Sixth Grade History Essay Awards at the annual George Washington Tea. First prize went to Erica Alexander, daughter of Mr and Mrs Earl M Alexander, who studies under Robert Bonebrake at Franklin Elementary. Second prize to James Rhoads, son of Mr and Mrs Richard P Miller, a Bigierville Elementary student taught by Randy Rouser. The program featured patriotic songs, and DAR members introduced new and transfer members while members discussed plans and displays for American History Month.
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Mamie D. Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Daughters of the American
Paul Knox
Country Club Lane
Elsie B. Wolf
Eisenhower
Erica Alexan
B. H. Saltzer
Bigierville
Colon
Saltzer
says
Robert Fidler
Granville Schu
Wiliam Harbaugh
Richard
Robert So
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J B Collins
Stan Everhart
Newell Benedict
DAR
Preston Lipts
La Grange
Le Grange
Benedict
Blanche Stoops
Henan -ad
vision
Colins
Hermann
Gettysburg Area Church Women United Meet March 3
The Gettysburg Area Council of Church Women United will hold its postponed annual meeting Friday March 3 at First Baptist Church west of Gettysburg along Route 30. The 10 am business session precedes a Bag luncheon and social hour hosted by Christ Lutheran Church women. An afternoon World Day of Prayer service begins at 1 pm on the theme Community Spirit in Modern Living. The council comprises ten member churches and invites all area churchwomen to join.
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Betty T. Mountain right
Adams County
American Cancer cty
Clyde Markle
Gettysburg Kisanis Club
Gettysburg Kiwanis Club
Lincoln Square
Girl Scout Cadette Troop 4
Marilyn Ballinger
Alpha Delta Phi Sorority
Mildred Tome
Gettysburg
Wary Oster
Pat Alcaro
Anne Stuart
Barbara Bloser
Roth Neal
Shirley Dessen
Holly Sontheimer
Barbara Phillips
Ruth Jean Unger
Dawn Bohner
Low Brady
Shirles Todd
Richard Felix
Dorothy Menges
Caral Foster
Joene VeGlaughlin
Jean Simpson
Barbara Kelly
Carolyn Paolini
Eleanor
county Cancer Society
Times
Gettysburg Area
Bream
women of Christ Lutheran Church
Daniel Landstedt
Christ Lutheran Church
Willian Anders
Counieil
Bethel Mennonite
Christ Lutheran
Church of the Brethren
First Baptist
Gettysburg Presbyterian
Prince of Peace Episcopal
St. Francis Xavier Catholic
St. James Lutheran
Trinity United Church of Christ
Gettysburg United Methodist
York Adams MH MR Board Reports Budget Fix and New Member
The York Adams Mental Health Mental Retardation program shows improved finances with a projected March end balance of 3146 009 aided by state funds. Dr Bryan Stevens of York joins the MH MR Board as a new member. The board discusses respite care for families with mentally retarded children and reviews the Adams Hanover Mental Health Clinic’s outpatient load while ongoing program reviews continue.
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York-Adams
Bryan Stevens
York
Adams-Hanover
Union rejects revised coal strike settlement proposal
Washington reports the United Mine Workers bargaining council rejected a revised industry proposal as Labor Secretary Marshall warned a settlement seems not possible. He indicated possible steps including asking Congress to seize coal mines. Marshall has spent days negotiating to end the strike, touring Bangor and other states while President Carter faces the impasse.
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WASHINGTON
United Mine Workers union
Ray Marshall
Marshall
Congress
Bangor
Maine
Carter
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