Recent Biglerville High Graduate Killed In Crash
Aspers man Bernard Eugene Bard 18 died when his 1972 Honda crossed into oncoming traffic and collided head on with a pickup truck on LR W606 near Aspers Adams County. Bard, a recent Biglerville High graduate, was pronounced dead at the scene by Dr. Lefever. road closed about 90 minutes. he was survived by mother, grandparents, siblings and a brother. Funeral set for Dugan Funeral Home Bendersville with Rex Glasgow officiating.
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Youth Safety Clinic Slated By Red Cross
Red Cross announces a Youth Safety Clinic to be held August 1 near Adams Cove. The program targets youths ages 11 to 16 and will cover First Aid, CPR, swimming safety, and basic rescue. Registration runs 1 3 p.m. at the Adams Cove office with priority given to early applicants.
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Gettysburg Police Probe Two Auto Accidents in Borough
Police reported two accidents in Gettysburg. The first occurred on Breckenridge Street west of Long Lane when a vehicle turned and struck a parked car with Dean Shaffer nearby. A tractor trailer and another car collided on Lincoln Square around 1 15 pm, injuring and damaging vehicles with estimated $125 in damage to each windshield.
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Dismiss Case Filed Against County Sheriff
Adams County court dismisses charges against Sheriff Bernard V. Miller for witness tampering amid questions over case handling involving Daniel L. Sullivan of New Oxford. The ruling cites prior procedural steps and disqualification of magistrates, with the case dating to November 26, 1976 and linked terroristic threats claim.
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Studebaker gathering planned at East Berlin Sunday
Mr and Mrs Robert Lau host Rexstone Drivers Club at East Berlin where at least 30 Studebaker cars from Philadelphia, Holidaysburg and beyond are expected. Spectators invited to view the convoy and car show at East Berlin Studebaker House, a noted home of Studebaker owners.
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PennDOT Study To Complete Monday
A PennDOT study aimed at improving efficiency is due to finish by Monday. The project, described as a priority, involves assessing traffic tapes and related infrastructure. Officials say the work will enhance transportation operations and reduce delays.
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SCCAP Sets Speakers for Anniversary Event
The SCCAP lists Hawthorne and Rich Al 12 at the Sheraton for an anniversary program with AP reporting from LaSalle and Carlisle streets. Marketing officials and a relations office are coordinating, with references to 1976 AP Board and Miss Hawthorne in the Spaulding context.
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Water and soil issues at local conservation district meeting
A Wednesday Soil Conservation District session discussed water and soil problems facing farmers. Speakers urged better farmland practices, storage solutions, and enforcement of local ordinances, noting some problems are natural while others stem from land abuse. Continuous rainfall declines were cited, with emphasis on conserving water after capture.
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Stray County Dogs Shot Over Shelter Shortage
Stray dogs in Stray County were killed due to lack of proper shelter. Officials described urgent, unsafe conditions and outlined steps toward improving care. The report notes community concern and calls for immediate action to prevent further fatalities.
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HARB Approves Courthouse Sidewalk Sign Plans
The Historical Architecture Review Board agrees to a concrete sidewalk and multiple signage changes for the courthouse and Lincoln Square Mini Mall. Adams Transit System proposes a six by six foot white and gold sign mounted on two metal poles. The board will send documents to Flagstaff and the next HARB meeting is August 23.
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Cable Car Accident Kills Four At Amusement Park
A cable car system at a Missouri amusement park failed after a support arm broke, sending a car with four passengers plunging to the ground. Rescue teams from ten communities used cranes and aerial booms to evacuate riders, with all remaining cars halted as operations resumed hours later. The park, open eighty years, reported high winds and heavy rains during the incident.
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Senate Speaks On Korean Withdrawal
The Justice Department backs Detroit police affirmative action to remedy past discrimination. In a brief to a federal appeals court, the department cites Bakke to support measures expanding minority representation in Detroit’s police ranks, arguing such actions are permissible to correct historic bias.
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Gettysburg Retail Merchants July Sales Days Fun
Gettysburg merchants announce July Sales Days with a weekend sale on Saturday and a Monday event. Promotions include discounts across shops and special in-store activities to draw shoppers to downtown Gettysburg.
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