Bush Kohl urge NATO unity for a united Germany
President Bush and Chancellor Kohl urged that a reunified Germany remain in NATO and host U S forces as a stability guarantor. They said the security link across the Atlantic is vital and that Germany should decide its own path with allied consultation.
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Thurmont
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Soviet Union
Britain
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America
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Poland
One year after Alar scare growers still struggle
A year after the Alar scare, local apple growers and industry officials report multi million dollar losses from public fear and market shifts. Peters and Rice blame politics and fear, noting certification gaps and price drops hit Adams County firms, with national losses around 250 million and local totals near 5 to 10 million. Despite ongoing hardship, they remain hopeful for a comeback harvest this fall.
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Gardners
Peters
John Rice
Gettysburg
Rice Fruit Co
Rice
International Apple Institute
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Knouse Foods
Adams County
Pennsylvania
CBS
60 Minutes
National Resources Defense Council
Uniroyal Chemical Co
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Apple Marketing Board
Larry Elworth
Times
Randy Hull
THEYRE
Susan Hollander
Por Gottgnburg
Apple
Paesan Pellegrini a Gettysburg radio program director
John W. Pellegrini known as Paesan, 31, program director of WGTY FM in Gettysburg, loves the area's mountains and friendly people. He oversees all on air content, handles prep and production, and values team harmony. He is a Steelers fan and enjoys family time with wife Jan and son Anthony. He dreams of teaching and advocates justice reform.
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WGTY-FM
Gettysburg
Hershey
Pennsylvania
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Steelers
Potter County
Europe
Italy
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