Albino brothers gain sight with built in binocular glasses
Statewide AP report notes three albino brothers from Evador who are legally blind now learning to see using special glasses with built in binoculars. Joseph J. Coyle Jr. 28, remains jailed for trial on $1.2 million armored truck theft losses, with pre trial probation considered. Wiretap approval leads to seizure of over $120 in meth and marijuana across multiple counties. Two Philadelphia men face $5 million bail each after alleged rapes of a year old and an elderly woman in Fairmount Park.
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PHILADELPHIA
evador
Joseph J. Coyle Jr
Common Pleas Court
Charles L. Durham
Coyle
Fairmont Park
Weather fragment reports yesterday high and morning low
A fragmented weather note lists yesterday's high and this morning's low with stray text and unclear times. It mentions today and a time but provides no usable figures or locations.
Steam Engine Returns to Service with Gettysburg Railroad
Gettysburg Railroad completes reassembly of a 63 car locomotive after 20 years idle. Sloan Cornell says the engine is larger than existing units with a 75 ton wheel assembly and a 50 ton boiler. A private business coach purchases drew local interest but may not be retained due to lack of need.
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Gettysburg
Sloan Cornell
Ashland
Gettysburg Railroad
Cornell
Clara
Sioan Cornell
Canadian National
P. Russ Ramer
Economists Predict Inflation Easing But Unemployment Rise Seen
Economists believe inflation will stay in single digits in the coming months as wholesale prices moderate. They also warn unemployment may reach about 8 percent by year end after rising to 7.6 percent in May, with experts citing energy price declines and potential meat price increases as key factors.
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WASHINGTON
Labor De
partment
department
ICUs
Allen Sinai
Data Resources
Lexington
Mass
Sina
Thomas D. Thomson
Crocker National Bank
San Francisco
Paul Calls for Hope Over Federal Education Aid
Texas Republican Congressman Ronald E. Paul, Gettysburg College alumnus and former air force flight surgeon, urged at the alumni banquet that only a revival of hope can solve education’s problems. He traced federal involvement from the 1958 National Defense Education Act, noting rapid growth and ongoing expansion.
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Texas
Ronald E. Paul
Gettysburg College
air force
Gettyeburg College
O' Paul
Fairfield High School Seniors Graduate Monday
Photographs show Fairfield High School seniors who will graduate on Monday, featured on page 7 of today’s edition. The class photo and individual portraits highlight the students’ accomplishments and plans after graduation.
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Fairfield High School
Welfare Payments Stay Legal Action Halts Checks In Limbo
A federal judge ordered Pennsylvania to continue welfare and medical payments despite a funding gap. 35,000 checks worth 4.6 million were delayed as the Legislature did not act on a 43.2 million appropriation, with further delays possible per day. The state plans to appeal, seek a stay, and has urged funds be disbursed while the suit proceeds.
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PITTSBURGH
Dick Thornburgh
U.S
Maurice B. Cahill Jr
Neighborhood Legal Services
state Welfare Department
Helen O'Bannon
Jim Wiggins
3rd
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Cahill
Wiggins
R. Bud Dywer
Thornburgh
Pennsylvania State Welfare Rights Organization
the
Welfare Rights Organization
Allegheny County
O'Bannon
legislative conference
House
Senate
Office of General Counsel
Delay May Not Affect Countians
Adams County welfare program suspends new welfare checks due to state funding deadlock but about 700 Countians received semi monthly checks by mail yesterday. If the dispute remains unresolved by June 22, the next payment day, Countians will not receive future checks. State officials hope for a quick resolution.
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Pennsylvania
welfare department
Simon Monforte
Adams County Assistance Office
Poland frees four dissidents as protests flare in crossfire
Poland's Supreme Court ordered the release of dissidents including Leszek Moec zulski pending trial for anti-state activities. The move drew Soviet denouncement and Western worry as hunger strikes continued in six cities. Deputy Premier Rakowski called the protests destabilizing while diplomats cautioned about looming reforms ahead of a July Communist Party congress. Kremlin attention intensifies amid Poland's political tension.
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WARSAW
Poland
Polish Supreme Court
Leszek Moeczulski
Tass
Mieczyslaw Rakowski
Communist Party
Kremlin
Adams County Prison Adapts to Crowding With Innovations
Adams County Prison faces statewide overcrowding as daily population rose from 28 in 1979 to 48 this year. Warden Edwin T. Stahl notes limited visitors, no inmate packages, doubling up in two per cell, added bunk beds, upcoming intercom, and educational programs. He emphasizes first name relations, daily inmate outreach, and Bible study plus counseling efforts to ease tensions.
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Adams County
Edwin T. Stahl
Stahl
pris
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