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The 24 hour period ending 5 p m Tuesday recorded 88 degrees with 96 at 5 p m and a 59 degree low and no precipitation at Eisenhower National Historic Site. Mostly sunny Wednesday with mid 80s highs and light variable winds. Wednesday night partly cloudy with mid to upper 60s lows. Thursday partly cloudy with mid 80s and 20 percent rain chance. Friday to Sunday mostly mid 80s to low 90s with cooling nights. Contracts signed by Adams County Commissioners for county children services and mental health agencies. election board member named for November. Red Cross swimming lessons begin July 6 at Littlestown Pool with 84 children. Mount Joy Township attorney to file second Commonwealth Court appeal over junkyard ordinance. Drainage tips for land and plant health. Nation's air disaster toll rises to 154 with a pregnant victim. Shultz supports Marines in Lebanon to evacuate Palestinian fighters and strengthen Arab ties. Thornburgh relies on surrogates in mail campaign attacks on Allen Ertel. NL rides Concepcion homer to 4 1 victory. All-Star selections feature Littlestown and Cashtown players. Rogers admits cocaine use last season but pledges it won’t recur.
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Eisenhower National Historic site
Comco pitches for York Springs cable franchise
Three companies including COMCO Ltd and SCATCOM will seek York Springs cable rights. COMCO has been authorized to conduct a feasibility survey while Telecable Communications plans a future presentation. Officials cite program variety and FCC rule changes as factors in evaluating economic feasibility.
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JEFF THORESON
York Springs
Charles Overman
South Central Area Telecommunications Company
COMCO Ltd
Littlestown
Hall
SCATCOM
COMCO
council
Federal Communications Commission
Bermudian Springs Hikes Lunch Prices to Offset Loss
Bermudian Springs School Board approved a five cent increase for elementary middle and high school meals and a 15 cent rise for adult meals to cover an estimated 15 500 deficit in the 1982 83 cafeteria budget. Reduced lunches also rise to 40 cents while the program continues to reimburse 20 cents.
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JOY CONNOR
Bermudian Springs
W. Reese Lichtel
Lichtel
Former Gettysburg College treasurer F Stanley Hoffman dies
F Stanley Hoffman 74 of 107 West Broadway Gettysburg died at Gettysburg Hospital after being stricken Tuesday afternoon. A former teacher, contractor and banker, he served Gettysburg College as business manager from 1956 to 1977 and was director emeritus of Gettysburg National Bank. He was active in civic groups and chaired the Gettysburg Planning Commission. He and his wife Dorothea Baker had four children. Funeral arrangements by Monahan Funeral Home were incomplete Tuesday night.
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F. Stanley Hoffman
W. Broadway
Gettysburg
Gettysburg Hospital
naval service
Pacific
Somerset
exchange
journal and general ledger
Gettysburg National Bank
V.F.W
Somerset Borough
Somerset Joint
Somerset Hospital building fund
Kiwanis Club
Lutheran Church
Gettysburg Planning Commission
Gettysburg College
Hoffman
Dorothea L. Baker
Ludith L
Joseph M
David J
Amy B. Hoffman
Water rates rise 25 percent in Biglerville
The Biglerville Council approved a 25 percent increase to water rates to cover a projected deficit of over $20,000 in the borough water company. The move, unanimously supported aside from one abstention, aims to keep the system self sustaining after a prior private owner sale. The council also approved a $65,000 bid to buy the fire house property on York Street and arranged a 99 year lease back to the fire company. Nassaux-Hemsley plans a sewer smoke test within two weeks to spot illegal inflows and leaks.
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MARTIN Z. SIPKOFF
Biglerville
borough water company
Keystone Water Co
W. Lance Landauer
Landauer
Clyde Funt
Biglerville Hose and Ladder Company
York St
fire company
theroperty
arger
Nassaux-Hemsley
Michael J. Wiercinski
Widening Route 15 in Gettysburg Faces Funding Hurdles
The Gettysburg Route 15 widening remains uncertain as PennDOT lists it only in the capital budget with a $23 million price tag. Officials note the project is not in the 12-year plan, and despite local push, funding and priority depend on updates and hearings.
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Gettysburg
Adams County
Pennsylvania Department of Transportation
Alan Shoemaker
PennDOT
District 8
Shoemaker
U.S
Hunterstown
Harrisburg
state transportation department
Adams County Planning Commission
parabens
Charles Strayer
William J. Moore
R- 33
Strayer
Shoumaker
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Red Cross
Al Chambers
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Mount Joy Township
Commonwealth Court of Pennsylvania
George P. Shultz
Lebanon
Ertel
Dick Thornburgh
Allen Ertel
Dave Concepcion
South Penn stars
Cashtown
Memorial Field
Rogers
George Rogers
New Orleans Saints
National Football League
Nassaux- Hemsley
Nelson Greene
Hart
Bermudian
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