Weekend Weather Outlook With Clearing Skies
Sunny today with highs 20 to 25 and west winds 10 to 20 mph. Clear tonight with lows around 10. Friday will be partly sunny and not as cold with highs near 35.
05 Jan 1995
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Newspaper
Gettysburg Times
Location
Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1995
Page
1
Sunny today with highs 20 to 25 and west winds 10 to 20 mph. Clear tonight with lows around 10. Friday will be partly sunny and not as cold with highs near 35.
Alpha Fire Co will collect Christmas trees in Littlestown this Saturday. Borough residents should place trees along the curb by noon. The service is free, and discarded trees will be chipped and shredded.
Indianapolis AP reports Dan Quayle, 47, had his appendix removed at Indiana University Medical Center. He remains in good spirits and aims to resume a normal, active schedule soon while weighing a 1988 presidential bid. In Mexico City, the peso weakens as Pemex raises gasoline prices modestly, with the government predicting a total yearly increase under 10 percent.
A November Adams County drug sweep yielded 21 suspects. 11 were bound over for court after preliminary hearings before District Justice Thomas R Carr. Names include Frankie Anderson, Denton McNabb, Easter Tyler, Walter Mann, Coy King, Eldridge Philogene, Matthew Nathan, plus others granted hearing delays. Bail amounts range from 2,500 to 45,000 with various charges including delivery of cocaine and theft by unlawful taking.
Area Brownies and Girl Scouts handed out samples at Gettysburg Wal-Mart on Wednesday night as the 1995 cookie sale approaches Friday. Nearby ads note vehicle tune up discounts through March and a cleaning system sale at H S Supply with local contact numbers.
Adams County Commissioners announced distribution plans for 416,944 in Community Development Block Grant funds aimed at aiding low income elderly and disabled residents. Officials noted the allocation is preliminary pending final approvals and shown for program administration planning and various local projects including housing water system improvements and accessibility upgrades.
In Washington Republican Rick Santorum of Pennsylvania is sworn into the Senate as its youngest member. He is 36 and attended ceremonies with relatives as Vice President Al Gore presided over the swearing in of 34 senators in groups. A mock swearing in later with Gore and his family followed.
Gettysburg National Military Park reported 1,748,932 visitors in 1994, up 17.7 percent from 1993, the largest annual total since 1963 and surpassing most prior counts. Eisenhower NHS and Battlefield Center totals also rose on strong weather and major events boosting park attendance.
Four months after USAir Flight 427 crashed, relatives including Carol McSherry urge full access to photographs of remains recordings and unidentified remains. They accuse authorities of censorship while awaiting answers about the cause of the September 8 disaster that killed 132 aboard and left thousands seeking closure.
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