Gettysburg College remembers Fred Fielding as a destined leader
Gettysburg College professors recall Fred Fielding, a 1961 cum laude political science graduate, as highly active and personable. They say he seemed destined for prominence and would have been a natural Deep Throat if accusations about his alleged role were true, while noting his character and leadership in campus life.
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CAROL J. LONG
Fred Fielding
Gettysburg College
H. B
Bob” Haldeman
Washington Post
Carl Bernstein
Bob Woodward
Fielding
Haldeman
Fred
Chester Jarvis
Jarvis
Bucks County
Arthur Boenau
Boenau
Boenay
Interfraternity Council
Pi Lambda Signa
VA to Spend 2.51 Million for Adams County Veterans
Veterans Administration funding for Adams County rises slightly in the 1977 budget. Adams County totals include 2,311,730 for facilities operations and veteran benefits, with 1,664,287 in compensation and pension paid to widows and survivors. Education and rehabilitation payments reached 6393,031, while medical services and VA benefits programs expanded.
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Veterans Administration
Adams County
James D. Fox
Veterans Affairs
Fox
Adams
Unemployment Claims Decline in Local Reports
Unemployment claims and continued claims through the State Employment service in Grundsburg dropped at the end of the reporting week. Initials were four, with continued claims falling from 1015 to 16953. Construction work contributed to the change and the office spokewoman said the energy crisis has not been a factor in unemployment locally.
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vnas
State Employment service
G trsburg
Ams
Peacock’s Outing Triggers Logan Area Power Outage
A peacock strayed into a 36.04K-volt substation at Logan Canyon and tripped four circuit breakers, blacking out all of Logan for 54 minutes before the bird, belonging to the city, died. Grant Pendleton of Utah Power said the incident occurred Friday morning. Don Pinson confirmed the bird resided in a city park adjacent to the substation.
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LOGAN
Utah
Utah Power & Light Co
Grant Pendleton
Logan Canyon
Don Pinson
Judge revokes Boyle bail orders him jailed
MEDIA. Pa AP A judge revoked the $250 bail for former United Mine Workers President W A Tony Boyle and ordered his imprisonment at Eastern State Correctional Institution Graterford He had been free after a Delaware County jury convicted him last Saturday of ordering the murder of union rival J Yablonski Yablonski his wife and daughter were killed at their Clarksville home on December 31 1969 Bogie is appealing the three first degree murder verdicts which carry automatic life terms.
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Bogie
Mt. Joy Officials Weigh Blasting Versus New Residential 137-Unit Plan
Mt. Joy Township officials spent over ten hours reviewing potential conflicts between a proposed 137 unit Windsor Green development near the Campbell stone quarry on Rt. 146 and nearby blasting activity. quarry officials warned that resident complaints could force closure and loss of a local asset, while a state explosives chief noted growing complaints and anxiety among residents despite regulatory compliance. Planning leaders urged zoning consideration and asked Southwest Construction for geological data and DEA collaboration to revise the project under the Sewage Facilities Act.
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Mt. Joy
Quaries
simly dot mix
Richard Reed
Maryland
Harry T. Campbell Co
Reed
Donald Ovier
Southwest Construction Co
Lake Heritage
Campbell
Rt. 146
Gettysburg
COTLD
Robert Davis
division of
Department of Environmental Resources
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Herbert Plunkett
Samuel Teeter
Teeter
DEA
Windsor Green
Frassanito Uses Photos To Study History
Frassanito explores new ground in using photographs for historical study. He notes photographs capture human reality behind events and discusses a forthcoming Getty volume series. The work aims to document unseen photographs and recapture locations of Civil War casualties while preserving the human dimension.
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Frassanito
H puoi
Bingdrummer
United States
Shotgun Settlement Reaches Tentative Pact With Miners
Washington AP report notes miners must decide within days whether to accept a tentative shotgun settlement ending the national coal strike. Bargainers for United Mine Workers and Britminous Coal Operators Association reached an accord before President Carter's deadline. The agreement shapes wage raises, health and pension protections, and penalties for leaders of wildcat strikes, with ratification by the union and approval by the council needed to finalize the contract.
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WASHINGTON
United Mine Workers
Britminous Coal Operators Association
Carter
Congress
Arnold Miller
Miller
Pittsburg & Midway Coal Mining Co
P&M
Tiller
UMW District 26
Miler
craic
liment
UMW
Planetarium Show Explores Space Between Stars
A planetarium program titled Between the Stars will be presented at Ge' Callege's Hatter Planetarium this Sunday February 24. Dr Laurence, college astronomer, will host the free show for the public, describing vast clouds of atoms and dust in space and how scientists detect distant matter. Parking is ample and the venue lies south of Eddie Plank Gym off Constitution Ave.
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Ge' Callege
Hatter Planetarum
Laurence college
max tink
Mars
Hatter Planetarium
Eddie Plank Gym
Constitution Ave
hall
Missionary Plane Crashes In Guatemala City Garden
A twin engine Piper Comanche carrying four American missionaries crashed into a hospital garden in Guatemala City, killing all aboard and eight people on the ground. The crash occurred as the aircraft attempted an emergency landing at Aurora International Airport amid reports of a fire and explosion from leaking gasoline. Local aviation authorities investigate the incident.
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GUATEMALA CITY
Maurice Murday
Robert Falkenbers
Ce i
Maria Lopes de Gonzalez
Aurora international port
Railroad Tank Car Explodes In Tenn
A railroad tank car exploded in Tennessee causing a blaze and drawing emergency crews. Officials reported injuries and said the incident prompted an immediate response from fire and police units. Further details were not available.
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Tenn
Adams Air Pollution Cited by Federal EPA
Adams County and 66 neighboring counties in Pennsylvania face EPA findings for photochemical oxidants and other pollutants. Regional official Leif Ericson identifies auto exhaust and industrial hydrocarbons as main sources, urging reduced emissions and central mass transit. Ohio? Not present. Metropolitan areas show widespread concerns across multiple states with Philadelphia and Allegheny noted for sulfur dioxide and carbon monoxide. Honolulu stands out as not violating standards among 30 states.
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Adams County
Pennsy ad
nehborng Carbeen
Protection Agency
mid-Atlantic
Adams
Carroll Counties
Leif Ericson
Dept. environmental Resources
Harrisburg
Ericson
Pennsylvania
EPA
glas Cossie
Washington
Allegheny
Armstro Northumberland
Philadelpt Warren
Cumberland
Dauphin
Lancaster
York
Philadelphia
Montgomery
Prince George
Baltimore
Maryland
Washington, D.C
Honolulu
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John A MacPhail
David Sheppard
Peter Kutney
Lloyd Spertzel
Naomi Keller
mission board
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Man Of
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Boyle
Waliam Aito
Baltimore St
letam
W.A. FRASSANITO
Annabelle
Robert Plank
Natural Dam Rd
Marsh Creek
R. 2
Plank
Marguerite
Isabelle
Cape May
Delilah Holger
Planetarium
Guatemala
Pebaeathte Tenn.APs
ernie fram
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