Weather Outlook Mixed Clouds and Snow Showers
A cloudy spell with rain and snow showers likely. High near 40 and west winds 10 to 15 mph. Tonight mostly cloudy with a 40 percent snow shower chance. Sunday mostly cloudy with a chance of flurries.
21 Jan 1995
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Newspaper
Gettysburg Times
Location
Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1995
Page
1
A cloudy spell with rain and snow showers likely. High near 40 and west winds 10 to 15 mph. Tonight mostly cloudy with a 40 percent snow shower chance. Sunday mostly cloudy with a chance of flurries.
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruled that judges cannot block public access to court hearings without hearing public objections first. The decision responds to a petition by the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette and North Hills News Record challenging a Butler County pretrial hearing in the Rev Richard Rossi case.
State Rep. Stephen Maitland R Gettysburg announces a non lawyer approach as he joins the Pennsylvania House Judiciary Committee in his second term. He also holds seats on the agriculture and tourism committees and the state Historical and Museum Commission.
Gettysburg churches representing all denominations plan an Ecumenical Celebration of the word of God as part of the annual Prayer for Christian Unity. The service at St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church 22 W High St begins at 7 pm with Rev Dr Herman G Stuempfic delivering one tree many branches. Special music provided by St Francis Xavier Church.
Gettysburg officials and the USPS have debated a downtown contract station for years. Postmaster Jack Gladfelter suggests awaiting a proven need, while Main Street Gettysburg seeks to reassess data and questions. The library served as a limited post facility after the 1988 move until January 1991 when activity was about one hour daily.
Excerpts from letters dated March 26 1986 and January 21 1987 discuss a proposed satellite post office move from downtown Gettysburg. City leaders warn that relocating from Buford Avenue could hurt downtown retail and shopper traffic, while a library location walk-up window is promised to remain after community pressure.
Adams County Library System Board accepts the resignation of Nancy Sims Donahoo as she relocates with her husband for a new job out of state in late February. She praises staff and notes progress toward automation as a Director Search Committee plans for leadership and a new interim team.
66 House Democrats endorse a balanced budget amendment without a three fifths tax raise, signaling broad support for a two thirds vote in both houses. Rep. Charles Stenholm says 290 votes exist, as lawmakers unite across ideologies to back the measure amid unfunded mandates debate.
Overnight rain measured at an inch and a half in Gettysburg triggered minor road closures and several power outages across Adams County. Schools, buses, and the district switchboard faced disruption while crews restored service by afternoon.
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