Weather outlook at Eisenhower NHS area this week
The 24 hour high reached 80 and low 55 with 5 PM Tuesday reading 77. No precipitation reported at Eisenhower NHS station. Wednesday partly sunny mid 70s, NW winds 10 to 15 mph. Thursday and Friday mostly sunny with mid 70s to upper 70s and lows 45 to 60. Saturday fair milder. Sunday showers.
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Eisenhower National Historic Site
Berwick Mount Joy and Mount Pleasant joint venture plan
Officials from Berwick Mount Joy and Mount Pleasant towns heard Charles L. Overman president of SCAT COM Inc and Adams Electric Cooperative general manager outline a cooperative joint venture. The Times weekly and avis begin Adams County Medical Society health articles today. Sixth sense: Diana and Charles welcome baby future king as he naps at hospital.
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Berwick
Mount Joy
Mount Pleasant
Charles L. Overman
SCATCOM, Inc
Adams Electric Cooperative
SCATCOM
Co-op
Times weekly
avis
Adams County Medical Society
Diana
Prince Charles
Hinckley to stay in mental hospital after Reagan shooting
John W Hinckley Jr found sane in Reagan assassination attempt will begin a new life in a mental hospital. His lawyers and family say they will not seek release until he no longer dangers to himself or society.
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John W. Hinckley Jr
Reagan
Wagon train makes 1982 bicentennial journey through Gettysburg
Ten horse drawn wagons travel from Goshun Virginia toward Valley Forge for the 1982 reenactment. The group led by Albert Nicely includes about 100 participants from seventeen states. They plan a four week, 375 mile trip with stops near Gettysburg and Barlo Knoll Stables. Public viewing is welcome with field restrictions.
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Albert Nicely
Virginia
Glenn Polly
Fairfield
Gettysburg
Barlow Knoll
Alex Wilkie
Valley Forge
Goshun
United States
Waltons
Prairie
Nicely
California
Missouri
Pennsylvania
Barry Snyder
Snyder
Fairfield Council weighs repaving plan for borough streets
Fairfield Borough Council reviews a Nassaux-Hemsley plan to repave secondary streets not including Route 116. Most streets are in good shape but need patching and drainage checks before a one inch asphalt layer. The project aims for summer completion with a loan and state fuel tax funds.
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MARTIN SIPROFF
Fairfield
Nassaux-Hemsley
Chambersburg
Gary Bechtel
Main Street
David Black
Black
O tei
Franklin and
Centennial Streets
Bechtel
Maitland Brothers
Litlestown
Adams County
William Eckert
Eckert
Lynn Wiegand
Emmitsburg Eyes Balanced Budget Amid Plan
Emmitsburg Maryland considers a $352,990 spending proposal for 1982-83 with projected revenues at $357,000 and a potential $4,800 surplus. No tax increase is planned though charges for garbage, water and sewer services would rise to fund long overdue maintenance.
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Prestyn
Preston
Jran
board
Conewago Valley approves 1982 83 budget without tax increase
The Conewago Valley School District adopted a 1982 83 budget of 6 301 264 with no increases to real estate or occupation taxes. The plan retains a 62 mill real estate rate and an 18 percent occupation tax. The board also funded a 75 000 building reserve, reappointed Hartman and Hartman as solicitors, Frank Ruth as auditors, and authorized renting church space for kindergarten.
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Conewago Valley
Ann Baker lson
Ways and Means
ingteation
Littlestown to submit expansion plan for sewer system
Engineers plan to file a preliminary construction plan with the Department of Environmental Resources by month end for a 4.5 million dollar borough wide sewer expansion. The project adds two pumping stations a new control building and a sludge storage garage and could begin in May next year with completion by December.
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JEFF THORESON
Littlestown
Department of Environmental Resources
Jerry Stahlman
Stallman and
Stahlman
DEA
Union Township
Plans for AMP plant approved in Cumberland Township
The Cumberland Township Board of Supervisors approved preliminary plans for an AMP plant to be built in the township. Edward Kost said completion is expected in under two years with about 200 local hires and training schools in the area. Construction could start this fall and finish about 16 months later. The facility will be low key and partly obscured by trees, located 275 feet from the road and 250 feet from the nearest house. The board also approved a 10 year non exclusive SCATCOM Inc cable TV agreement and accepted a resignation from the Agricultural Area Advisory Committee, appointing Melvin R Durboraw in his place.
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Stahlman
Stewart Long
Cumberland Township Board of Supervisors
Edward Kost
Kost
AMP
SCATCOM Inc
Thomas R Clowney
Agricultural Area Advisory Committee
Melvin R Durboraw
Gettysburg
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Willie McGee
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