Reagan favors bean shaped candy drawing dentist notice
China’s People’s Daily reports President Reagan likes bean shaped sticky candy and dentists urged him to brush after eating to deter children from imitating him. Cairo cites three Triman jets attacking an unidentified Kuwaiti target with no casualties per MENA. Kuwait supports Iraq in the Iran Iran-Iraq war context.
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PEKING
China
Reagan
Communist Party
People’s Daily
CAIRO
Egypt
Kuwait
Middle East
MENA
Persian Gulf
Iraq
Iran
Kuwaiti
Uncle of ex governor Blanton gets six months jail or rehab
The uncle of former Tennessee Governor Ray Blanton must serve six months in jail or a halfway house for alcohol related bid rigging and mail fraud and also undergo gambling counseling. The ruling also mandates rehabilitation steps.
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LOUISVILLE
Tennessee
Ray Blanton
Mystery surrounds massive Delaware River fish kill
State and local officials investigate a death of thousands of fish along a 20 mile Delaware River stretch between Philadelphia Airport and Cinnaminson Township. NJ DEP official John Defina said the cause is not yet determined but likely due to low oxygen levels.
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PHILADELPHIA
Delaware River
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia International Airport
Cinnaminson Township
N.J
John Defina
New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection
DEP
Local Weather Snapshot From Yesterday and Morning
A terse weather note records yesterday's high and this morning's low with times listed for 8 30 a m and 10 a m. The fragment ends with the term vena TE.
Creek Sawmill Moves Up as Marsh Creek Floods Increase
Harold D Green plans to move his sawmill from its flood-prone Marsh Creek site to higher ground after repeated floods since 1970. The family operation, started by Fred Green in 1948, will reassemble gear and continue sawing about 750000 board feet annually with his sons Tom and Todd among the crew. Greenweathered floods have disrupted work, and a nearby fire monitor plus a lack of telephone service at the mill motivate the move to bring operations closer to a home site.
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Marsh Creek
Robert G. Bishop
Mervin
Fred Green
Harold Green
Tom
Todd
Greenmount
Greer
tail
Adams County
Marguerite Y.H. Plank
Harold D. Green
pois
Marguerite V.Hank
Center for
Highland Township
Mount Joy Township
York Springs
Straban Township
Straban
Huffman Road
Mount Joy
Goulden Road
Highland
Carr Hill Road
Collins
Knouse Foods
Oritanna
Department of Environmental Resources
general fund
capital reserve
McSherrystown Lifts Sewer Ban After Plant Agrees to Pay
Borough officials rescinded the sewer ban on Kor Finishers Inc. after plant representatives agreed to cover handling costs for contaminated sludge. Councilman Charles Rider cited nickel and chromium concerns and the risk of higher disposal costs without an industrial dumping site. Beverly Rich, president of Worcester Manufacturing, said the ban removal came after an earlier cancellation was made in error.
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MCSHERRYSTOWN
Kor Finishers Inc
Charles Rider
Rider
Beverly Rich
Worcester Manufacturing
Timonium
Drought Aid Funds May Be Too Late for Abbottstown
Abbottstown officials fear interim financing for a $700000 water system project may arrive too late to prevent a drought. Bank of Hanover and Butcher and Singer have offered loans. decisions await council review. Construction may slip to late summer, risking water shortages before new supply connects.
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JEFFREY G. BARBER
ABBOTTSTOWN
John Ebaugh
Bank of Hanover
Ebaugh
Butcher and Singer
Arrance
Hanover bank
Ebaugh sai
borough
Shearer and
Woodstock
Harrisburg
Hamilton Bank of
Hanover
bord
state Department of Environmental Resources
County Seeks Museum Replies On Kuhns Fording Bridge
Adams County commissioners await responses from three museums to accept parts of the 15th century Kuhn s Fording Bridge spanning Conowago Creek near East Berlin. They also discussed preservation advice, MHMR contracts, and Liquid Fuel Fund awards for road projects.
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NANCY DE BLASI
Adams County Commissioners
Kuhn
Thomas
Collins
Smithsonian Institution
Canal Museum of
Pennsylvania
MHMR
Lutheran Social Services
Queen Elizabeth Escapes Blanks Fire During Trooping of the Color
An unidentified man fired blanks at Queen Elizabeth II during the Trooping of the Color parade in London. The queen remained uninjured as her horse reared and security moved in. Prince Philip and Prince Charles helped shield the monarch as investigators questioned the suspect.
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LONDON
Scotland Yard
Prince Philip
Prince Charles
Charles
Puhl Named Advertising Manager at Gettysburg Times
Edward G. Puhl of Gettysburg has been named advertising manager of The Gettysburg Times announced by publisher Robert G. Bigham. Puhl, 29, has six years as a display advertising salesman and succeeds Charles C. Costella who resigned. He previously edited the Emmitsburg Chronicle in Maryland and is married to Dorothy.
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Edward G. Puhl
Gettysburg
Gettysburg Times
Robert G. Bigham
Puhl
the
Times
Charles C. Costella
Fri- Pini
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania State University
the Times
Emmitsburg Chronicle
Emmitsburg
Dorothy make
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Theodore Rothstein
WASHINGTON
natonal forests
Congress
U.S
MARGUERITE W.H. PLANK
Benn Bishop
M’Town
wellsite
Berwick Township
state Emergency Management Agency
Bbaugh
Queen Elizabeth
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Associated Press
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