26 Jun 1982
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Newspaper
Gettysburg Times
Location
Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1982
Page
1
The report shows a high around the low to mid 80s with a 20 percent precipitation chance tonight. Saturday remains partly sunny with a fair night and lows in the low 60s. Sunday should be partly sunny with highs in the low to mid 80s and showers possible Sunday night into early Tuesday.
The Adams County Commissioners on Friday approved the 4.7 million 1982 83 budget for the York Adams Mental Health Mental Retardation Program.
The eighth annual spring competition and entertainment was held recently for private students of Donna's Studio of Baton and Modeling on the Emmitsburg Road. Instructor Donna Landsperger presided over the program with performances by young twirlers and baton routines.
Secretary of State Alexander M. Haig Jr. quits amid protests that U S foreign policy has strayed from course. President Reagan names former Treasury Secretary George P. Shultz to succeed him, signaling a major leadership change at the top diplomatic post.
Three Mile Island reactor Unit 2 officials report satisfaction with initial testing results but caution that the extent of damage cannot yet be assessed. They said testing is not finished and more data are needed to judge the plant's condition.
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Gettysburg sees average to slightly slower tourist numbers as the 1982 season unfolds. Roger Robinson of the Gettysburg Travel Council cites a five percent dip from an average year, while Gettysburg National Military Park Superintendent John Earnst predicts a strong summer as weather improves. The Knoxville World's Fair and strong campground reservations also shape expectations, with inquiries at the Tourist Center running 5 000 ahead of 1981 though visits lag. Ruth Detwiler notes more tourist calls but few conversions.
Adams County Judge Oscar F. Spicer heard arguments on whether the Franklin Township Supervisors must answer a lawsuit by the Buchanan Valley Fire Co. The fire company argues the board arbitrarily refused to sanction volunteers while the township contends the suit lacks a valid claim. The case, filed March 22, is the third filed to gain sanction to fight fires in Buchanan Valley.
A local steering committee in New Oxford advances a plan to establish a permanent public library. The group, aided by Carovn Wiker of the Adams County Library System, drafts bylaws, negotiates with the borough, seeks funding, and explores leasing space at Peter’s Street School. Members include Clara Stock chair, Nancy Rankert vice chair, Eleanor Miller secretary, Joyce Smith treasurer, and Anita Smith publicity officer.
The Adams County Office for Aging backs a 1983 state plan amendment to address elder fear of crime and abuse, aging discrimination, and employment. The plan expands protections beyond age 40, aims to boost awareness, and notes funding changes for the agency’s employment program for seniors.
Masons celebrate the 250th birth of Washington and 300th birth of Pennsylvania with a 20 000 attendee Patriotic Pilgrimage in Gettysburg. A parade at 1 30 p m, a 1 9 mile march, a 4 30 p m gift presentation for the Interior Department, and a 6 30 p m concert by Danny Davis and the Nashville Brass open the weekend. Grand Chaplain Rev Harold A Dunkelberger urged faith family youth and Penn’s legacy of freedom and partnership.
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