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Newspaper
Gettysburg Times
Location
Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1982
Page
1
Partly sunny Tuesday with possible afternoon and evening thundershowers. Highs 70 to 80, lows 50 to 55. Sunny and pleasant Wednesday, highs in the 70s. Fair Thursday and Friday with showers Friday night. Clearing Saturday, lows in the 30s, highs in the 70s. Monday’s 24 hour high reached 82, low 51, 81 at 5 p.m. No precipitation at Eisenhower National Historic Site.
A compact bridge column profiles a recent local match, noting bidding style and key decisions by the players. It outlines strategic moves, referee observations, and suggests how readers can apply similar tactics in their own games.
Fairfield School Board 6-1 vote to revisit the 1882-83 budget of 2,278,453 amid talks on teacher contracts at a June 28 public meeting. A May 17 tentative budget proposed 2,329,334 in expenditures with a 61 mill real estate tax and 25 percent occupational tax. The board discussed Ski Liberty amusement tax payments and possible contract changes, while approving a salary scale for staff raises totaling 6,200 for principal and other administrators.
More than 20,000 masons and families are expected at the Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania sponsored Patriotic Pilgrimage in Gettysburg. The event marks George Washingtons 250th birthday and Pennsylvania's 300th anniversary, touted as the largest Gettysburg gathering since 1976. A Friday vesper and banquet precede a 1.9 mile parade Saturday through Gettysburg with a 80-bus shuttle, public address, and a wheelchair lift gift to the National Park Service.
A May survey of high school seniors across six Adams County districts found about 98 to 2 support for a private non tax funded vocational technical school. Trades of interest include carpentry drafting masonry auto body and cosmetology with courses in computer programming nursing horticulture and real estate considered. Plans move to cost analysis site search and finance studies with July meetings with Hanover Chamber members.
A Texas based firm CXC from Berry Industries, Houston, runs seismic surveys along Route 30 in the Appalachian area using heavy trucks and vibroseis equipment. Jim Houk leads the crew, temporarily based in Shippensburg, collecting data over about two and a half years. Once analyzed, results will be sold to oil companies.
The Littlestown School Board approved a 1982 83 budget of 4 059 695 with a 7 5 percent occupation tax or one mill property tax option. Salary increases range 4.2 to 7 percent with most at 5.5 percent. Four residents spoke on the budget as others raised questions about line items and Title 1 funding.
Oxford Township residents near the Hide Away Inn petitioned supervisors to pass an ordinance enabling local and state police to investigate and enforce the law amid repeated disturbances. They cite patrons drinking outside in the parking lot, vulgar language, public urination, loud engine revving, and trespassing, harming safety and property values along Route 30.
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