18 Feb 1995
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Newspaper
Gettysburg Times
Location
Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1995
Page
1
Eastern Adams Police Chief Ed Powers announced that the York Adams Chapter of Mothers Against Drunk Driving donated a portable breath tester valued at about $300 to the department. The device, funded by an anonymous donor, makes each police cruiser equipped with the analyzer.
In New York AP reports the NAACP board faces a vote to remove chairman William Gibson amid allegations of self serving use of group funds. A judge refused to delay elections pending a full five year expense audit by Coopers Lybrand.
Washington AP report notes an exhibit at the National Museum of Health and Medicine showing historical AIDS awareness, abstinence campaigns, condoms, and warnings. It frames the shift from older moral certainties to a complex, ongoing battle against sexually transmitted diseases and AIDS.
In a dramatic display, prosecutor Marcia Clark unveiled a leather glove and blue knit cap from evidence bags for the jury. Detective Lange linked the hat and glove to the crime scene and the Bronco fibers, while defense attorney Cochran pressed for limits on the impact of the testimony.
WITF officials warn congressional moves to cut federal funding for the Corporation for Public Broadcasting could end a unique weeknight airing of Sesame Street at 7 p.m. for families in Harrisburg area. CPB funding supports the station’s community service grant and夜time child care program, with WITF reporting CPB contributed 900000 to its 9 million budget.
State Rep. Stephen Maitland says 1995 legislation will benefit Adams County and Pennsylvania. A death warrant bill would require the governor to sign within 90 days of receipt, with execution dates set if not signed. Maitland, meeting Lake Heritage residents, urged swift, certain, severe crime deterrence.
Colin Ferguson was found guilty on six counts of murder and 22 related charges for the December 1993 commuter train massacre near New York City, with 19 others wounded. He faced no insanity defense and defended himself as the jury deliberated 10 hours before verdicts at 9:20 p.m. in a courtroom filled with survivors and families.
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