Cumberland Fire Zone dispute over boundary lines and contracts
Cumberland supervisors hear confrontation between Greenmount and Gettysburg Fire Departments over boundary lines near Eisenhower Farm. Gettysburg cites five year National Park Service contract granting priority responses on battlefield property while Greenmount seeks boundary adjustments. Representatives from all three fire companies to attend August 14 meeting to present cases and resolve disputes.
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Cumberland Two
Cumberland
Greenmount Fire Co
Gettysburg Fire Dept
Greenmount
Ag- Rotors
Helcopter Service
Edgewood
raisors
Ridge
Confederate Ave
Donald Scart
fire department
National Park Service
Gettysburg
Eisenhower Farm
Greenmoon
Schmitt
ch Taan Francis J. Werkert
park service
Barrow Fire Co
Weikert
Cluck
Setmui
Schmutz
Chuck
Local Weather Brief With Morning Rain Details
Fragmented weather note reports morning rain and temperatures around six to seven degrees. Mentions times today and a brief low temperature, but details are unclear and partially unreadable.
Train Back On Tracks After Gardners Accident
Three of four freight cars derailed on a Gettysburg Railroad line near Gardners. Emergency crews spent about seven hours righting an industrial boiler and two other cars. No injuries were reported and officials expected track service to resume by evening Tuesday.
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Gettysburg
Gerty
Ken Bus Gardners
findi ng
Buser
Sloan Cornell
Corell
hes
James
Correll
Gettysburg Railroad Co
Gardners
Hatcher
Man Arrested on Criminal Intent Charge in Breckenridge
John B. Daker was jailed on a criminal intent charge after police said he was apprehended attempting to remove a window pane at 33 W Middle St. at 3 15 am. He appeared before Magistrate Donald G. Weaver at 999 Lincolnway West for preliminary hearings.
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John B. Daker
Breckenridge
ami
Daker
Donald G. Weaver
Lincolnway West
Daher
Middle St. Tre
Inside The Times Deeths Local News Amusements
Local news briefs include community notices and entertainment listings across Amusements and radio TV segments. Brief items summarize events, upcoming shows, and public notices with concise notes on venues and times.
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Ann Landers
Muscular Dystrophy Carnival At After School Center
The After School Community Center in Gettysburg hosts a Muscular Dystrophy carnival Friday 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Eisenhower Elementary grounds with games, prizes, bake sale and puppet shows. Admission five cents. July 31 ram date noted for same event.
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South Central Community Action Programs
Eisenhower
Bus. Rt. 15
E. Broadway
Gettysburg
Giant Foods
King’s Department Store
Rennie’s Markets
Mr. Ed's
Alter
Stolen Moneybag After Drug Store Robbery in York Street
Police report a moneybag containing over 2800 in cash and checks was stolen Monday from a Weishaar employee en route to the National Bank on York Street in Lincoln Square. A woman outside Rea and Thinnck drug store saw two young white males seize the bag then flee east on York, with a third person and a pursued vehicle tied to Maryland plates. The bag reportedly contained 2007.95. Investigation continues.
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mones
Weace Bros _ ine
York St
Maryland
Adams County Opposes County Participation in 911 System
Adams County Commissioners reject county participation in the 911 Emergency Telephone Act plan citing high costs and long-term burden. They urge delaying adoption while weighing mounting expenses as the state advances the nationwide emergency number. The bid process and staffing plans are noted, with various county offices mentioned.
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Adams County
Sif
Wilton Sheno
Pennsylvania
Harm F. Baco
Horners
Adams Couri
Adams Couri De dense
James Fox
gore
Local Authorities Sign Final Papers For Step 1 Of Sewer Plan
Local authorities sign final papers marking completion of Step 1 of a regional sewer plan. The Go Club notes set procedures and funds for early construction in the affected areas, with planning slow but underway. Community leaders say the action moves the project forward toward the August deadline, amid township concerns.
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Asa
Adams County Board Approves Over 1 Million for CETA
Adams County Manpower Board approved more than 1 million dollars in CETA allocations despite only one member having read all proposals. The packages included Lincoln Intermediate Unit 12 Ca Valley Borough Oxford Hall House and South Central Community Action Programs.
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Adams County Manpower Ausory Board
Lincoln Intermediate Unit
Ca Valley
Oxford Hal House
South Central Comi
Adams Co
CETS
Harrisburg
SCCAP
WitleT
suDrifice Fricas
ry Wardrop
Bendersville Queen Seeks County Title
Bendersville contestants vie for county queen honors later this year. Miss Haren Black and Miss Traci Becher named among finalists. runner-up Miss Aspers A L received a savings bond. Outgoing queen Miss Beverly Sprenkle honored. judges include Mrs Maureen Cleveland and Mrs Mary Grimes.
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Bigiers
Haren Black
anc
Rot Blacs
Buguss
Traci Becher
Saings bond
queens
Beverly Sprenkle
Bigiers the High School
Peg Horn
School of Beauty
Hanover
Jenni Showers
Joseph Showers
Bendersville
Guen Heiser
Beverly Spreuhlet
boi
Aspers R. 1
Heiser
Bigierville
Sprenkle
Bigierville High School
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