Weather Improves After Cold Gusts Fire Destroys Barn
Despite 33 to 40 mph winds and 20 degree cold Adams County roads and schools faced ice and closures as floods eased. A morning fire at Thomas H. Raver’s farm near Littlestown caused 15000 to 30000 dollars damage to a large barn and cost 4000 two day old chicks. Fire units from Littlestown Greenmount Harney and Kingsdale battled the blaze amid water shortages and wind. Budding spring weather returned enough to curb floods though lingering ice and cold kept motorists cautious.
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Local Weather Report Card
Yesterday's high and last night's low are noted. The forecast records indicate weather observations and times for today including a check at 8 AM and 11 30 AM.
York Springs Man Convicted in DUI Case
After ten minutes of deliberation a Adams County jury convicted William Newell of driving under the influence stemming from an October crash near Heidlersburg. State Trooper testimony cited slurred speech a staggered walk and alcohol odor with a breathalyzer reading of 0.15. The defense presented no witnesses.
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Albert J. Bair named Outstanding Citizen of Littlestown
Albert J Bair president of Community National Bank of Southern Pennsylvania received the Littlestown Outstanding Citizen of the Year award at the chamber of commerce banquet. The honor was presented by chamber president David Brown and past president Marvin Breighner. Bair, a Littlestown native, is active in local boards and organizations including the Littlestown School Board and Hanover Hospital Board of Trustees. The elder Barr previously won the award in 1964.
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Gaynelle Trosten
Adams County
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Robert Klunk
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Medical Society Honors Two Countians For Their Contribution To Health
The Adams County Medical Society awarded Muriel Rice and William E Ebert Steelman Sr. the Benjamin Rush Award for notable health efforts. Rice led Adams County Council of Alcohol and Drug Abuse expanding services and prevention programs. Steelman earned recognition for his work with the Fairfield Ambulance Service. The society notes the award honors Benjamin Rush, a Revolutionary War patriot and medical pioneer.
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Adams Electric to Receive $3.9 Million Loan
The Rural Electrification Administration in Washington, DC approves a $3.9 million loan to Adams Electric Cooperative Inc. The funds, at 5 percent interest, will extend service to 1,600 more customers and add 79 miles of distribution lines, 4 miles of transmission lines, plus substation improvements. Areas served include Adams York Franklin and Cumberland Counties.
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Gettysburg Housing Plan Nears Groundbreaking For Elderly
Adams County Housing Authority moved a step closer to low cost housing with a six month option on a one acre Gettysburg site for elderly units. MD Crouse to assess feasibility of a five two bedroom efficiency complex eligible for federal subsidies. The board also eyed ten acres near York Springs for moderate income families with central sewer and water support.
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Cole Announces State Rebate and Aid Forms Availability
State Rep Kenneth J Cole offers forms for senior citizen rebates on motor vehicle registrations and real property tax rent programs at 27 York St Gettysburg. Eligible seniors may apply for rebates up to 20 dollars and must file by January 31 if overdue. deadline extended due to high demand. Cole also notes the Pennsylania BEOG and PHEAA aid form combined application for 1978-79, with grants up to 1500 through PHEAA and 400 through BEOG, available to state students.
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Greenhouse Destroyed By Fire Near Littlestown
A greenhouse at the Forney property off Route 140 north of Littlestown was destroyed by an undetermined fire. Fire crews from Littlestown and Kingsdale, aided by tanker trucks from Barlow and Harney, fought flames for 20 minutes with 45 minutes of mop up. No home harm reported. cause under investigation. loss estimated over 3200.
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Russian Flu Found In U S
Washington confirms an outbreak of Russian flu in the United States raising fears of a spring epidemic with no vaccine. Officials say it is uncertain if the illness will reach epidemic proportions, but the strain has shown it can move quickly and appears most dangerous to people under 24 and over 50.
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Dairy Princess To Visit Kennies In Biglerville This Evening
Lita McGough Adams County Dairy Princess will appear at Kennies in Biglerville this evening from 5 19 to 9 00 pm. She will dispense samples of dairy products including cheese and Magic Cow a new dairy drink. Miss McGough is a freshman at Messiah College.
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Adams County
Kennies Marses
Biglerville
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Messiah College
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