Camp Nawakwa Remains Closed To Children All Summer
Camp Nawakwa will stay closed to children for the rest of the summer after a bacterial outbreak affected campers. Director Rev. Conrad Youse said the facility is shut until the state Health Department gives a clean bill of health.
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Conrad Youse
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Annearner Hospital
Ivers
Nasaksa
Kirchengald
Colbrook
Mount Lutherinbourg
Lee
Kuvechen
Myers
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state department of environme resauves
County eyes update to subdivision rules and policy changes
Adams County Planning Commission discussed updating subdivision regulations and a new set of criteria for routing development projects to the Department of Environmental Resources. A policy shift could let the commission consider changes since the county plan was adopted 12 years ago, including preservation of farmland and historic sites.
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Adams County Planning Commission
Department of Environmental Resources
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polly deest
John Callenbach
DEA
Joseph P. Gallant
Gallant
Dilan
Callenbach
Bricks sold in Gettysburg historic sidewalk drive
More than 31 000 worth of bricks were sold in the first nine days of the Own A Brick sidewalk campaign by Historic Gettysburg Adams County Inc Volunteers will staff sales stations at four borough sites through Labor Day with a goal of 1600 bricks weekly. Miniature bricks cost 3 each and bear endorsements from Mrs Eisenhower. Donated by Alwine Brick Co New Oxford. Sold at Travel Council Visitor Center Lincoln Train Museum and Gettysburg Bus Tours.
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Gettysburg
Adams County Inc
Binig
S. Washington
EHigh
New Oxford
Travel Council
the Visitor Center
Lincoln Train Museum
Five Hurt in County Road Multivehicle Accidents
Five people were injured in a string of Wednesday accidents on county roads. Sidney Williams and Frank Watkins were treated at Warner Hospital and released after a three vehicle crash on Jack's Mountain Road in Carroll Valley. Larry Fowler escaped injury as his Ford coupe had minor damage. The incidents involved a mix of trucks and cars with responders from Fairfield AmVets and Gettysburg Fire Department assisting at scenes.
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Warner Hospital
Jack's Mountain Road
Carroll Valley
Sidney Williams
Waynesboro
Frank Watkins
Fairfield R. 1
McDonald’s Window Washing Co
Fairield Am- Vets
Larry Fowler
Steve Feeser
Wiliams
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Fairfield firemen
Orrianna
Rt. 30
Gettysburg West Apts
Augrey Carpaugh
Orrianna RK
Gettysburg
Whey Run
Forbes
Emmitsburg Planning Board weighs Route 15 four lane plan
The Emmitsburg Planning and Zoning Commission discussed converting Route 15 into a four lane highway and closing the Creamery Road exit citing safety concerns. The panel approved a sign for Joseph N Weliv and set five speed bumps on South Allsome and North Allera to improve traffic flow. The board also reviewed Lake Bible Conference plans and water supply safeguards amid ongoing development discussions.
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ess industries
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Jones
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derick County Economic De Commission
Dee
Burgess E. Eugene Miers
Tao
South Allsome
School Lane
North Allera
west end of town
Mediators Seek To Avert Mail Strike As Talks Continue
In Washington negotiators for the Postal Service and unions work with federal mediators in separate rooms after direct talks stalled. The three year contract expires at midnight with key dispute over reinstating employees to trim the workforce.
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WASHINGTON
Postal Service
House Kills Coal Slurry Pipeline
The House defeated the coal slurry pipeline bill in a hard fought vote. Prominent backers vow another bid next year while opponents cite price competition and railroads offer to haul coal to utilities switching from oil and gas.
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Suia
Californians Feel Effects Of Proposition 13
Californians face mixed outcomes from Proposition 13 with lower property taxes for some yet job losses and higher city fees offsetting gains. Homeowners largely benefited but renters see rising rents and new charges like dog licenses and golf fees. Downey dog expenses doubled. Sacramento golf fees rose. parking meters in the Capitol shifted to a quarter hourly.
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LOS ANGELES
Jack Kenan
Academic Specialties Inc
El Cajon
Kenan
Edwards
wnspeac
Joe Caus
Orange County
Gordon Thill
Howard Jarvis
Downey
Sacramento
state Capitol
Hospital Here Year Ahead Of Penna Program
Warner Hospital Administrator William D Myers says the 1972 79 fiscal year costs rose 9 percent to stay ahead of the voluntary plan. Expenditures were up 123 percent over the previous year with fixed costs like insurance and utilities. State Health Secretary Leonard Bachman doubts the voluntary cost control with 170 of 226 community hospitals certified and monitored by a cross group committee.
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Warner Hospital
William D. Myers
Associated Press
HARRISBURG
Leonard Bachman
Guilty Verdict in Adams County Theft Trial
In Adams County, Marcie Tananis Stahl of Spring Grove charged with furniture theft and removal of papers from Dee Sessa’s home faced a guilty verdict. Frederick Seasa’s similar charges were dropped due to testimony issues. Sessa reported missing personal papers and valuables after the break in.
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Adams County
Marcie Tananis Stahl
Church St. Spring Grove
susky
dudge
Oscar F. Spicer
Ms Stahl
Dee Sessa
Haneser R
Frederick Seasa
Church St Sorme Grove
M Sessa
Patricia Strausbaugh
Sessa
Stahl
Sil
Daniel L. Green
Waynesboro R
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