SPCA Seeks 75 000 For Adams County Animal Shelter
Adams County SPCA has mailed 24000 brochures in a fund drive to raise 75000 for the county's first animal shelter. The plan targets 3135,000 more to fund a shelter capable of handling 3500 animals annually. Donations of 5 or more gain a yearly membership. other gifts fund kennels cages plaques or equipment. The group, 2 years old with 300+ members and 13 directors, invites inquiries c/o Adams County SPCA P O Box 33 Gettysburg Pa 17323.
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Adams County Society For the Prevention of Cruelty of Animals
Adams County
SPCA
Getiysburg
Rec Program Lists Many Activities in Gettysburg
Gettysburg Recreation Department highlights a busy week with swimming and film showings at the Majestic Theater, a Gong Show hosted by Meade School and supervised by Miss Sue Hallman. Upcoming events include roller skating, lawn croquet, tennis clinics, Girls Day at Reefauver School, balloon games at James Gettys, and a basketball clinic at Eisenhower School.
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Gettysburg Ave
Meade School
Sue Hallman
Ray Thompson
Michele Stanton
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TISHUNE
Scoop
Leslie Reed
James Gettys School
Reefauver
Kathleen Blackwell
James Getlvs
Thompson
Eisenhower School
Recreation Park
Nicholas Vin Ciaverra
Gettysburg
Vinciguerra
William Miller
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Niker
Cher Thomas
Thomas
focal high school
Carter vows Berlin will remain free in speech
President Carter, echoing John F. Kennedy, told a vast crowd in front of West Berlin City Hall that Berlin will stay free, saying no matter what happens, the city will remain free as the German crowd recalled Kennedy's Ich bin ein Berliner remark.
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BERLIN
Carter
John F Kenn
West Berlin
Court Session Postponed To Tuesday In Adams Case
Judge Oscar F Spicer postponed the Adams criminal court session to Tuesday. The case involves Richard N Mara charged with resisting and assault. Jurors were summoned for Monday. the trial now resumes Tuesday.
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Adams
Oscar F Spicer
Juki sesmon
Adams crimoral court
Mand
Richard N Mara lhe
Hit Run Crashes Reported Along Busy Streets
Police seek a vehicle that struck a pole on Rt 13 near New Oxford and caused minor damage to two cars in subsequent incidents. Separate collisions on S Washington St near Middle St involve Susan Johns Katharine Rebling Victoria Grei and Dor Bernard with minimal damage.
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W. Middie Sr
Rt 13
Susan L Johns
Oxford Ri
Lincoln Square
Katharine
Rebling
Hanover
Chambersburg St
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Washington
Victoria Grei
Gettisburg
Washington St
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Carter approves battlefield restoration and park issues
President Carter endorses restoring original battlefield lines at Gettysburg with removal of new vegetation. NPS official Earnest praises crop growth on park lands leased to local farmers as Carter tours the site, the first pres visit since 1982. Other items note stalled county water authority plans and increased downtown vacant storerooms leased to Retrofit Merchants Association as crime concerns rise in Chambersburg.
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my Carter
National Park Service
Dresram
NPS
Supi
John Earnsi
Robert Weiland
Ass.n
ioleiing
Chambersburg
Robert Monah
Economy shows gains over year in Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania's economy improved over May 1977 with a 39 000 rise in the labor force and 28 000 fewer unemployed. Unemployment dropped to 8 percent, steel output reached 31 million tons for May, and manufacturing stayed active amid a brisk spring hiring pace.
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STATE COLLEGE
Pennsylvania
Penn State business
Alice E. Warne
Pennsylvania Business Survey
Local Weather Report With Fragmented Readings
Fragmented OCR weather note shows Friday high and morning low missing details. Mentions today and tomorrow with rainfall and vague conditions. Unable to extract clear temperatures or precipitation amounts from readable segments.
Cloudburst Floods Biglerville Causing Widespread Flooding and Closures
A Friday cloudburst floods Biglerville causing water to gush from sewers and overflow streams. Cars stranded and basements flooded including a house owned by George Mellur. Fire crews mop up and traffic halts reported along routes south of Biglerville and York Street before continuing on page 2.
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Biglerville
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Pere ea
George Mellur
ina
Fryng Frye Hume
Gary L. Becker Aspers
Baer
Biglervilie
York St. Biglervilie
Beer in Stores Sparks Mixed Public Opinion in Harrisburg Hearing
In Harrisburg, residents and lawmakers debated allowing grocery stores to sell beer. Opponents warned of social ills while proponents cited consumer convenience and potential sales growth. A bill would permit supermarkets to sell beer up to two six packs per customer, drawing testimony from individuals like Arthur Lees of Dillsburg and Katherine Waltin of Wallingford.
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House Liquor Co
Arthur Lees
Dillsburg
rnsburg
Leuschner
Katherine Waltin
Wallingford
Philadelphia
sisther
Spanish Students Visit Biglerville Area Exchange
Five Spanish students visit Adams County for a month under Spanish Heritage with Biglerville High School host Mrs. Patricia Hartman coordinating the program. They traveled from New York City to Gettysburg and plan to depart August 8, reflecting exchange to learn customs and life in the United States.
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Spainere
Adams County
New York City
Gettysburg
Patricia Hartman
Biglerville High School
Hartman
Hariman
Spain
Madrid
Miary Park
Upper Adams
Bigierville
Begona Santos
Beatriz Adatade
Biglerville
Jose
Linda Black
Biglervil- Inignez
Racio Mereas
Pat Quijano
Kathy Moore
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