84 Degree Heat Marks 24 Hour Period Ending Wednesday
The Times Today reports a high of 84 degrees for the 24 hour period ending 5 p.m. Wednesday with 82 degrees on Wednesday afternoon and a low of 57. No precipitation was recorded by Eisenhower National Historic Site weather equipment. Thursday brings sunny and pleasant conditions with highs in the low to mid 80s and light northwest winds. Thursday night remains fair with lows in the low 60s. Friday forecasts partly sunny highs 80 to 85. Precipitation near zero percent Thursday and Thursday night. Saturday and Sunday look fair with a chance of showers Monday as temperatures stay warm with mid 50s to mid 60s lows and 80s highs.
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Eisenhower National Historic site
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Quartet to Play The Hanover String Quartet
The Hanover String Quartet will give a concert at 6 30 pm Sunday at the Optimist Amphitheatre in Gettysburg Recreation Park per spokesman Clyde L Mummert.
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Hanover String Quartet
Optimist lub
Gettysburg Recreation park
Clyde L. Mummert
Residents to get new Gettysburg area addresses by fall
Adams County Planning Commission officials said rural route residents in the Gettysburg ZIP area will receive new house numbers and street names by Sept 1, with Gettysburg postal workers delivering both old and new addresses for a transition period. The project aims to improve rapid location for police fire and ambulance calls and will extend countywide street naming and numbering.
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NANCY DI BLASSimes
Gettysburg
Adams County Planning Commission
Gettysburg area
Adams County
John S. Callenbach
Chambersburg Street
Hanover savings and loan
Callenbach
planning commission and planning office
Oxford
planning commission
Chambersburg St
First Federal Savings and Loan of
Hanover
Sally L. Miller
John Lerew
savings and loan
Miller
Cal Jenbach
E.L. Smith
Pennsylvania Department of Transportation
PennDOT
Mild reaction to state home rule law decades after passage
Jeff Thoreson reports that more than a decade after the 1972 Home Rule and Optional Plans Act, adoption of home rule charters remains rare in Pennsylvania. Only 45 of 2,500 municipalities have adopted home rule or optional plans, with Adams County showing no interest. The article notes potential benefits and obstacles, including two referenda and lengthy processes, plus political resistance and local court challenges as in Montoursville.
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JEFF THORESON
imes
Pennsyyvania
Adams County
Hill
John Ebaugh
Harrisburg
York
Mary Ann Hass
Pennsylvania State Association of Borough
Douglas E. Hill
Pennsylvania State Association of Boroughs
California
TRIM
Prince
Cable agreement near in Hamiltonban
Hamiltonban Supervisors voted to advertise adopting an ordinance allowing SCATCOM Inc. to build and maintain cable TV facilities in the township. Final franchise agreement to be signed Aug 2. Topics included reciprocal police authority with Fairfield Borough, an agricultural district plan, and subdivision approvals for Steinberger and Weaver projects.
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MARTIN SIPKOFF
Hamiltonban
SCATCOM Inc
Stephen Jacobs
Clyde Sanders
Calvin Bream
Robert Campbell
Fairfield
Campbell
Fairfield Jacobs
Agricultural Area Advisory Committee
AAAC
Emmett Walker
White House aging conference shapes future elderly programs
The final report from the 1981 White House Conference on Aging highlights stronger Social Security, elimination of mandatory retirement, and 668 recommendations to guide a decade of policy. Adams County Office for Aging plans three year goals using conference findings and census data to shape Pennsylvanias aging initiatives.
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JOY CONNOR
United States
White House
Washington
America
Adams County Office for Aging
Sue Yenchko
times
enchko
ACOFA
Pennsylvania
Four hurt in York County head-on collision
A Gettysburg area woman, Brenda J. McKelvey, 20, was in serious condition at York Hospital after a head-on crash on Business Route 15 near York Springs. A southbound truck driven by Michael A. Treeka, 24, of East Berlin, swerved to light a cigarette and collided with the northbound van. Also injured were Matthew A. McKelvey Jr and a one month old passenger, Natrilla Slaybaugh. all were treated at area hospitals. The van and truck sustained heavy damage. investigation is ongoing.
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Gettysburg area
York Hospital surgical intensive care
York Springs
Brenda J. McKelvey
Gettysburg
Micheal A. Treeka
East Berlin
Treka
Gettysburg Hospital
Matthew A. McKelvey, Jr
Natrilla Slaybaugh
George A. Slaybaugh
Ditzler's Furniture and Appliance Co
Heidlersburg
Mount Holly
Biglerville
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