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Gettysburg Times

Location

Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1978

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Wood Smoke Odor Delays Operation At Warner Hospital

In Warner Hospital an odor of wood smoke interrupted a surgery at 8:15 p.m. Sunday. Dr. Gilbert C. McArdle halted the second procedure after smoke odor appeared in the operating room. Fire units from Gettysburg Biglerville and Littlestown checked the building with no fire found. Hospital administrator Henry Gerber and Fire Chief Gerald White blamed a heating system fresh air filter odor, noting outdoor air carried wood smoke from nearby chimneys and that filters do not remove such odors.

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Colder Than Ever February Day Sets Record

The weatherman reported a new record low for February 20 at Gettysburg, with temperatures below zero for the first time all winter. WGET and the U.S. Weather Bureau station near Gettysburg show historically rare lows, dating back 74 years, marking today as the coldest late February day on record.

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United Mine Workers Reach Tentative Pact In Coal Strike Stalemate

Washington AP United Mine Workers and Pinsburg Midway Coal Co tentatively agree to a contract potentially breaking the 77 day soft coal strike. The deal must be approved by UMW bargaining council and miners, affecting Gulf Oil’s P M holdings and BCOA relations. The administration hopes a quick pact avoids further disruption.

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Legislators Move To Restore Death Penalty Debate Ahead

Pennsylvania lawmakers study bills to allow juries to weigh a defendant character and record before sentencing in death penalty cases. Senate and House actions expected Wednesday as debates loom. Governor Shapp likely to veto. ACLU warns of legal challenges.

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Three Traffic Accidents Probed By State Police

Three traffic accidents were probed by state police on county roads last weekend. One involved a southbound Chevrolet Camaro failing to stop at a sign on Cuddsprings Road, causing a rear collision. Injuries were reported though details are incomplete, and charges or bail were noted for individuals involved in ensuing investigations.

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To Try Killer s ent Saidi an commando at airport jail

A cryptic report outlines charges tied to an attempted deadly operation at an airport with Saidi and a command role. The case involves U-P30 mulairs and a foiled attack linked to a battle with Green, with locations including Larnaca and Nicosia.

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Begin Claims Jets Will Go To Enemy

New York AP report states Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin urged a reconsideration of U.S. fighter plane sales to Saudi Arabia amid concerns the jets could reach Arab adversaries. Begin warned that such transfers might threaten regional security and deepen tensions in the Middle East.

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Raise 11000 For Oakside Park Work Effort

Community drive aims to raise eleven thousand dollars for Oakside Park improvements. Key organizers include Terry i Ly, Simsoud Starner, Ag ac Rice inc, and John Rice, coordinating local fundraising events and donations.

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Will Install Dr Krodel As New Dean At Lutheran Seminary

Dr Gerhard A Krodel will be installed Tuesday as dean of the Lutheran seminary here. The service features a procession, brass quintet, organ, and choir with readings by Rev Dr Herman G Stuer and Rev Dr Donald R Hesges. Krodel, former Philadelphia seminary professor and dean, holds degrees from Erlangen and Susquehanna and has taught at Wartburg and other institutions.

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Fairfield Art Students Win Top Honors in Regional Show

Fairfield High School artists Beckman, Sidoli, Sponselier, and Eric Gladhil earned recognition after portfolios were selected from nearly 35 entries in a Harrisburg event. Miss Benele Brown exhibited Corn and mixed media pieces while Hallmark Cards funded $100 awards for top works. Robert T. Seymour of The Patriot News presented a plaque for superior accomplishment as the event ran at Wilheim cum in Harrisburg.

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Carter Heading For Delaware Campaign

President Carter shifts from Rhode Island to Delaware for a fundraiser with Senator Biden. Biden, first elected in 1972, seeks a second term as about 100 people attend a 31 000 per couple event. Carter plans a pep talk at Padua Academy for about 1 100 Democrats contributing 335 each.

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