Littlestown Considers Ban on Refuse Burning
Residents urge Littlestown Borough Council to ban burning after reports of unbearable smoke and odor. Officials plan a 30 day process to draft and advertise an ordinance while curfews and stricter enforcement are discussed.
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Round Table to Hear About Sword of Gen Humphreys
Gettysburg Civil War Round Table hosts Ralph Arnold to discuss Gen Humphreys swords and artifacts at 7 pm Thursday on Sickles Avenue Emmitsburg. If weather turns, meeting moves to 8 pm at the GAR Post. Public invited. Winchester trip due July 29.
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Theatre Serves The Community CPC Summer Theatre aims to bring theatre to the community
Emile O. Schmidt director of the Central Pennsylvania Consortium Summer Theatre says the group serves the community by bringing theatre to the public. The cast blends professionals and students totaling about 17, performing at Gettysburg College Brun Hall. They have staged four plays this summer with two more, including Hedda Gabler.
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Adams Transit Studies Countywide Coordinated System
Adams County officials and 15 agencies met with Adams Transit director Mark Starkins to plan a county wide transport system for old, handicapped, and low income residents. About 28 vans from several organizations will be available, including six school district vehicles, to support the pilot project over 36 weeks.
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First Test Tube Baby Born In England
Oldham England AP report confirms the birth of a 6 pound baby nine days early by caesarean to Lesley Brown and Gilbert Brown at Oldham General Hospital. Dr Patrick Steptoe and Dr Edwards led pioneering work in test tube conception. The parents hope the baby, possibly named Patricia, is healthy, while officials note this is the first outside the mother’s body.
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Penn State Says Winter Courses At Mt Alto
Penn State offers three winter courses including Real Estate Salesman theory and practice Estates and Trusts. Classes meet Tuesday evenings and 3:35 to 9 p.m. for 15 sessions before Christmas. Minimum 12 students. brochures and details available from the Continuing Education Office Mt Alto Campus Mt Alto PA 17237 717-749-3134.
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Inflation Seen Slowing as 10 Percent Rate Eases
Report notes the inflation rate near 18 percent may fall toward 2 percent with a drop in annual gains. Analysts expect a potential recession in coming months despite some economists predicting a subsequent downturn.
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Weather roundup for the day with scattered details
Local weather brief notes a low temperature this morning and a high around high 60s. A timing reference for Tuesday morning shows a period around 11:30 a.m. with a rainfall reading noted. A short line mentions a race.
Police Nab New Jersey Man in Dutch Cupboard Case
Police arrested a New Jersey man early today inside The Dutch Cupboard and placed him in jail. Detailing officers and venue remain limited in the brief report from E Stalb.
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College faculty members learn to operate 6700 computer
College faculty members spend the summer learning to operate a 6700 computer. The workshop, funded by the college, covers formation processing, programming languages, data compilation, biology cadence, and computer writing. Participants include Jeffrey Bibler, Gregory Winegar, and Joan Sekercan, aided by students.
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4 H Day Camp Held At Area Fairgrounds
4 H day camp took place at area fairgrounds in Adams County near Tyson. 4 H agents led weather and garden sessions while Donna Robbins assisted with home economics tasks and Sailor Vz dadine helped with plant activities. The local 4 H Club organized activities and the American Red Cross chapter provided health care services to campers.
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Fifth Street Reopens to Traffic in Geitssburg
Faith Street in Geitssburg from York WE and Middle Street reopened to traffic today per Charles E. Kuhn borough lawyer. No parking will be allowed on Middle Street for two or three days to let paving cool and firm after a rebuilding project begun three weeks ago.
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Local Times Page Fragments Reveal Odd Classified Fragments
Fragmented OCR from The Times shows scattered sections including Deaths Local News Sports Comics TV and Classifieds with unclear page breaks and misread headings. The visible items indicate a mixed layout typical of a daily paper and lack coherent stories.
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