Two Young York Springs Men Die In Fiery Collision
Two York Springs area men were killed when their pickup truck collided with a tractor trailer on US 34 west of Gettysburg. Campbell and Nuss were pronounced dead at Warmer Hospital. Campbell suffered fatal burns, Nuss was ejected, and both were from York Springs. the crash remains under investigation with authorities from Cumberland Township, Frederick County, and Emmitsburg reporting details.
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York Springs
Gettysburg
held Springs
Leah Vanby
Warne
Palmes
Campi
ifdder
Nuss
coitw
Cumberland Tap
Frederick Sun
Eninitsbury
sereen
Patrick
securia
Jeniing
Campbell
Hos nthe Emmitsburg
Greenmount
VEW
et Emmitsburg
Cumberland Two
York Springs area
U.S. AL. 15
Paul Campbell
David ANoss
Dillsburg R. 1
James Patrick
Richfield Springs
Warner Hospital
Four Hurt In Weekend Collisions Across County Roads
State police investigated four weekend traffic crashes injuring four people. In one crash near Gettysburg a westbound sedan rear ended a parked 1978 Ford Bronco, pushing the Bronco into a utility pole and sending both vehicles to the hospital with multiple injuries. The other incidents included a Buick Park and a 1977 Chevrolet collision on Ri 30 West near York Springs and a guard rail strike on U S Rt 15 north of York Springs, with no serious injuries reported.
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Straban Tun
Gettysburg
Saturdas
Donald Biser
Fairfield
Warner Hospital
Jackie Andresen Oxford
Donald Andrew
Geli
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Getiysburg
Andrew
berm
yim
Mud Run Rd
L.R
Latimore
York Springs
Donnelly
Gettisburg
Frank Bode R
Bodenberg
Nancy W
Geits
Majorities Fund Paid For Trips To National Conventions
Former Senate Democratic Leader Thomas Nolan used a $354000 special leadership account to pay eight trips to conventions across the United States in 1976. The group included six senators and a staff aide, with San Francisco trips totaling most of the 229009.58 bill. Events included five day studies of transit and meetings with party leaders as the expense account faced scrutiny.
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HARRISBURG
APs
Senate
Thomas Nolan
Nolan
San Francisco
Lake Tahoe
Nev
Miami
Atlanta
Denver
Kansas City
Senate Democrats
Eugene Scanlon
James Romanelli
Allegheny County
H. Craig Lewis
Joseph Smith
Frank Lynch
Paul McKinney
Freeman Hawkins
Herbert Arlene
Philadelphia
Quentin Orlando
D-Ene
James Kelley
D-Westmoreland
William Duffield
DFayette
Patrick Stapleton
Dindiana
Robert Mellow
DLackawanna
John Sweeney
Delaware
Orlando
Stapleton
Mellow
Sweeney
Power Restored After Four Hour City Blackout
A four hour blackout affected Edeon area customers including Metropolis and Mearis streets. Power was restored by midnight after reports of outages around 7 pm on Sunday. No injuries or damages reported.
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Edeon
Metropoliaar art
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January Price Rise Is Highest Of Year
Washington AP reports January 1977 price rise by 0.6 percent, the steepest monthly gain of the year driven by higher costs for food and beverages, housing and transport. The Labor Department notes a 3 percent drop in buying power since December, the sharpest one month decline in a year, with real expendable income after taxes down about 1.2 percent.
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WASHINGTON
Labor Department
New Adams County Growers Lead With Framer Products Group
Philip Pitzer elected president of the Musselman Fram Products Div and David L. Id Rob named vice president as York area tours promote roadside markets packinghouses and sales outlets. A 1978 Farm Show exhibit participation noted. Fremont Kuntz urged deer hunting licenses on a regional basis. a constitutional revision to form a Board of Directors was approved for later study. Orchard replant problems and mouse control were discussed with recommendations on rest periods fumigation and rodenticide use.
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Philip Vo Prizver
Aspers
Adams County
Musselman Fram Products
Pet Inc
Bigier ieer
David L. Id Rob
York
bas thurs
Weiser
KENTZ
Fremont Kuntz
Thomas E Piper
Iruitgrowers’ Executive Committee
Donald Petersen
Petersen
Marshall Rutter
Ritter
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Barbara Negies
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Stermansdale
Big Spring Ave
Harry C Elders
Valley
Julia Ann HRatie
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Penn State Frun Research Laboratory
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William Bode
Penn State Flu Research Lab
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Aspers R. I
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Fairfield Adams Count Fruit Growers Association cenfer
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York Springs R. 1
Musselman Fruit
Edward Dively
Biglersille
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