State Farm Show Opens in Harrisburg Vast Agriculture Exposition
The 66th Pennsylvania Farm Show runs six days in Harrisburg with more than 200 exhibits valued at 25 to 30 million dollars. 2000 poultry and 2100 head of livestock compete for 127,687 dollars in premiums as Tammy Wynette headlines a Monday night Agriculture Secretary’s program. 750,000 visitors are expected to attend daily events, contests, and horse and sheep shows, with rides, food, and special awards shaping a premier state agricultural showcase.
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Gettysburg College Hosts AFF Film Festival Winners
Gettysburg College presents the 1981 American Film Festival winners in Musselman Library Media Theatre with daily screenings from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. The festival runs Jan 11 to Jan 14 featuring The Day After Trinity, The Life and Times of Rosie the Riveter, and Until She Talks alongside 26 other 16 millimeter non theatrical titles. Public admission is free as the college continues its seventh year securing AFF rights.
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Itysburg
Trinity
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Rosie the Riveter
J. R. Oppenheimer
Hans Bethe
Robert Serber
Robert Wilson
J.J. Rabi
Freeman Dyson
Stan Ulam
Frank Oppenheimer
Los Alamos project
Japan
Rosie
Mary Lampson
Gettysburg Adams tour of restored homes planned
Historic Gettysburg-Adams County will sponsor a tour of locally restored houses on January 16. The group meets at 10 a.m. at the House in the Hill, a 1776 structure at 89 Steinwehr Ave. A luncheon will follow at the on site restaurant.
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Lutheran Theological Seminary
Adams County approves about seven percent salary hike
Adams County Commissioners acting as the county salary board and Treasurer George Stock approved a plan letting department heads set raises within a five to nine percent range. The overall increase averages about 7 percent, with some staff receiving more and others less to reflect job duties and comparisons with other county homes and facilities.
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Robert W. Klunk
Parker Lerew
Peggy Brethner
Gary E. Hartman
Green Acres
Thomas L Collins
Collins
Warner Hospital
Clark Spence
Restaurant Wins Lease Case in Adams County Court
After three hours of deliberation, the Adams County Civil Court jury ruled that Timeless Towns of America Inc breached its lease with Churchill's Restaurant, relieving the restaurant of $47,000 in rent. A second hearing on February 4 5 will determine damages for breach. The dispute traces to 1977 when Churchill's owner George Shamounki sued for unpaid rent after Timeless Towns claimed advertising failures. International Village opened in 1974 near Gettysburg.
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Timeless Towns
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George Shamounki
College Park
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TMI rate hike approved by Pennsylvania utility panel
The Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission approved a 129 million rate hike to fund 37.5 million in Three Mile Island cleanup costs, with Met Ed customers paying 5.40 more monthly and Penelec 3 more for 500 kilowatts. The decision, 4-0 with one recusal, ties future hikes to restart decisions and NRC rulings on Unit 1.
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Associated Press
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Pennsylvania
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Pennsylvania Electric
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Fred Hafer
GPU
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Dal Cowboy Rod En Jas Cove Frontier Town
In Gotoh, the Dal Cowboy team mired by a $5 lure and a 4$ers miscue returns to San Francisco for the National Football Conference opener. Cloudy, cold with light rain possible. highs near Indy. Weekend winds shift west with 30 percent precip Saturday night. Winning streak note: pettysnareigh basketball avoids the win column for four straight games.
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The Times Today Highlights Amusements and More
A compact teaser listing sections such as Bridge Column, Classifieds, Comics, and Crossword. Mentions entertainment briefs and puzzle features with references to broadcasts and society notes.
Red Cross trains disaster volunteers in Adams County
Adams County Red Cross and Church of the Brethren organize a four day disaster training program for up to 20 residents, with instruction from Baltimore Chesapeake Division instructors. The course covers disaster services, damage assessment, emergency family assistance, shelter management, and feeding operations. Participants receive Red Cross certification.
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Washington St
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Professor discusses food additives and labels at campus talk
Susan J. Hathaway assistant professor of chemistry at Gettysburg College argues additives enrich foods while labeling and moderation matter. She notes sugars and salts in common items, cites cyclamates, sodium nitrite and nitrate as ongoing debates, and urges informed consumption with label reading. Hathaway earned a PhD in organic chemistry from the University of New Hampshire.
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Gettysburg College
Nature Valley
south centralennsylvania
Dr. Hathaway
Hathaway
University of New Hampshire
sonkeristy
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