Littlestown School Board Wins Unfair Practice Ruling
The Pennsylvania Labor Relations Board found the Littlestown Area School District liable for unfair labor practice due to the LEA failing to file a written answer. The ruling was announced at a public Adams County hearing, with LEA leaders John Quashnec and Ronald O’Connor involved in the proceedings.
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Littlestown Education Association
Pennsylvania Labor Relations Board
Littlestown Area
Steve C. Nicholas
PLRB
Adams County
Littlestown
LEA
George Karrer
PSEA
Ronald O'Connor
teachers’ association
Karrer
John Quashnec
Quashnec
Queshnec
PHILLIPS
Nixon vetoes Cambodia bombing fund cutoff bill
President Nixon vetoed a $3.4 billion supplementary funding bill that would cut off U S bombing in Cambodia and Laos. The Senate had passed the measure 81 to 13, sending it to the House where Republicans hoped to avoid an override. Senate leaders warned of a potential constitutional clash if vetoed.
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WASHINGTON
Nixon
U. S
Cambodia
Senate
House
Congress
U.S
Laos
TOWER
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
John G. Tower
Texas
Local Weather Report Fragments From Yesterday and Today
Yesterday’s high and last night’s low are listed with periodic times for today. The data notes conditions at 8 30 a m and 1 p m but provides no numeric values or locations.
FBI Chooses Clarence M. Kelley as Director in Senate
The Senate confirmed Clarence M. Kelley, Kansas City police chief, as FBI director, making him the first Senate-confirmed head and the bureau’s first permanent director in over a year. Margaret Court began her Grand Slam bid in London by defeating Karen Kraracker 2 6 3, a top seed continuing her recent triumphs across major events. The Commerce Department reported a rebound in its leading economic indicators for May after a sharp April decline, signaling improved momentum for the economy.
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WASHINGTON
Senate
Clarence M. Kelley
Kansas City
FBI
bureau
LONDON
Margaret Court
Karen Kraracker
Court
Forest Hills
Commerce Department
Gettysburg Fire Parade Sets 2000 Prize Total in July Events
Gettysburg Fire Department will award $2000 in prizes during the Battle Anniversary parade on July 7 marking the 110th anniversary of the fighting. The parade forms 4 PM at Recreation Park, travels Chambersburg and Baltimore Streets, then returns. A Civil War reenactment encampment of 1000 uniformed participants is planned for the coming week with two reenactments scheduled for July 4.
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Gettysburg Fire Department
Recreation Park
Travel Council
Francis I. Linn
E. Middle St
Chambersburg
Baltimore Sts
Latvian Speaker Portrays Grange Event At Gettysburg
More than 400 Grange representatives attend a banquet at Gettysburg College to hear Dr. Arvid Ziedonis Jr of Muhlenberg College discuss Modern Challenges and Opportunities. The 50th Pennsylvania State Grange leadership school opened with 300+ registrants, led by state lecturer Mildred M. Shultz and welcomed by Gettysburg College dean Dr. Frank B. Williams.
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Grange
Gettysburg College
Arvid Ziedonis Jr
Muhlenberg College
Pennsylvania State Grange
Ziedonis
Latvia
Muhlenberg
Mildred M. Shultz
Somerset
Frank B. Williams
Thomas B. Musser
West Milton
State Grange
Stocks Dip After Early Gain In Phase 4 Uncertainty
The New York stock market turned lower after an early advance as investors faced Phase 4 uncertainties. The noon Dow stood at 878.16, down 1.28, after briefly rising earlier. Advancing issues led declines 83 to 576 on the NYSE, with 20 advancing issues improving margins earlier.
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NEW YORK
2s j
New York Stock Exchange
Carl W. Kane Dies at 80 Former Adams County Democratic Leader
Carl W. Kane, ex Democratic Co Chairman, died at Warner Hospital at age 80 after a yearlong decline. A native of Adams County son of Joseph A. and Kate Kane he lived as a fruit farmer in Upper Adams. Kane served as county Democratic chairman for years and was the party nominee for Adams County treasurer in 1937. He was a life member of local Elks Moose and Eagles lodges.
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Warner Hospital
Adams County
Joseph A
Kate
Howard) Kane
St. Ignatius Catholic Church
Buchanan Vathey
Adams
Kane
Elks, Moose and Eagles' lodges
Orioles Leisure Debate On Theology Radio Topic
Dr Willis E Elliott professor at New York Theological Seminary argues leisure is a quality of life tied to worship not mere time. The Seminary Explorers program on WGET explored Gettysburg as a tourist center with host Dr Russell Hale. Rev H Ivor Kraft noted steelworkers seeking more leisure through union contracts. Elliott calls retirement a deficiency disease of meaningless horror.
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Baltimore
Orioles
Willis E. Elliott
New York Theological Seminary
WGET
Russell Hale
Gettysburg
H. Ivor Kraft
Pittsburgh
Elliott
LaRue pleads guilty to obstruction conspiracy in Watergate case
Frederick C. LaRue senior Nixon reelection official pleads guilty in U S District Court to conspiring to obstruct justice. He waives grand jury indictment before Judge John J Sirica. Sentencing deferred until other defendants are tried. Conspiracy carries up to five years in prison and a ten thousand dollar fine.
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WASHINGTON
Frederick C. LaRue
Nixon
U.S. District Court
LaRue
Mississippi
John J. Sirica
Watergate
Sirica
Carl Taylor Dies Today At His Home
Carl B Mickey Taylor 50 of Biglerville died suddenly at 12 15 this morning at his home. Deputy coroner Dr. Raymond Hale attributed death to heart failure. He was a World War I veteran who served 1943 to 1945 and worked as a printer for The Times and News since 1959 after prior work at Osborn Printing and ran Taylor Brothers grocery with brother Ralph. Survived by wife Jean E Talbott two children Edwin B Taylor and Mrs Clayton Wentworth and three sisters and a brother. Funeral Saturday at 2 at Dugan Funeral Home with Rev Nevin Frantz. Burial in Fairview Cemetery Arendtsville. Friends may call Friday 7 to 9.
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Carl B
Mickey” Taylor
Biglerville
Raymond Hale
Arendisville
Adams County
Myrtle A
Orner) Taylor
Bruce B. Taylor
U.S
Osborn Printing Co
Times and News Publishing Co
Taylor Brothers
Ralph Taylor
Zion ‘United Church of Christ
Arendtsville
Eveready
Roelker to be sentenced after plea in York County
John E. Roelker of York Springs pleaded guilty in York County court to furnishing false information concerning bombs. He will be sentenced July 23 after a pre sentence investigation.
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John E. Roelker
York Springs
York County
State Urges Lincoln Square Intersection Plans
PennDOT two plans for Lincoln Square discussed with borough officials us to remove the center plot and extend sidewalks to form a normal intersection at Route 30 and Business Route 15. State would fund traffic lights and signs. sidewalks could become four flower gardens. Parking removal estimated at about 100 spaces. An alternate plan would enlarge the center plot by 20 feet and add curbs in each quadrant.
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Lincoln Square
Pennsylvania Department of Transportation
Charles &. Kuhn
PennDOT
Fairfield Girls Win Firemen Queen and Princess
Susan Rosenwald 18 daughter of Mr and Mrs Rosenwald Fairfield R1 chosen 1973 74 Fairfield Fire Company queen from six contestants. Danielle Beacher 5 daughter of Mr and Mrs Beacher Main St Fairfield named 1973 74 fire company princess from 15 entrants. Both contests held during the carnival at the community grounds. Rosenwald, a Fairfield High School graduate, will represent the company in the Adams County Volunteer Firemen's Association Queen contest in East Berlin on August 10.
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Susan iy Rosenwald
aie
Robert B. Rosenwald
Fairfield R. 1
Fairfield Fire company
danie Beacher
Douglas Beacher
Main St
Fairfield
fire company
Fairfield High School
Miss Rosenwald
U.S
Sarah Catherine Sites
Thomas E. Sites
Sam Miller’s Insurance Agency
York St
Fairfield company
Adams County Volunteer Firemen’s Association
East Berlin
Princess Beacher
Dean Admits Nixon Knew About Watergate Meeting
Ousted White House counsel John W. Dean III testified at televised Watergate hearings that he did not tell President Nixon directly about Watergate involvement on September 15 but believes Nixon knew. Sen. Edward J. Gurney pressed for specifics about the meeting with Nixon, Haldeman, and Ehrlichman, which Dean said lasted 30 to 40 minutes and touched on the criminal case and civil suits, with Nixon appearing to be pleased at keeping Watergate separate from the administration.
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Dean
President
Nixon
BROOKS JACKSON
Associated Press
WASHINGTON
White House
John W. Dean III
Edward J. Gurney
Senate
Gurney
H.R. Baldeman
John D. Erhlichman
Bob
Haldeman
Ehrlichman
House
Officers Elected By Exchange Club
Stuart Meinhart, acting president, was elected president of the Exchange Club at Tuesday’s Lamp Post Tea Room meeting. New officers include Donald Bosserman vice president Samuel Small secretary Alfred LeVan treasurer and directors Jack Chronister Wayne Kump Charles Smith for two years and Paul Bittinger John Slentz for one year. The club voted to donate 100 to the Adaimus Hanover Sheltered Workshop. Plans were made for a ladies night dinner August 22 at Allenberry.
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Stuart Meinhart
Exchange Club
Lamp Post
Donald Bosserman
Samual Small
Alfred LeVan
Jack Chronister
Wayne Kump
Charles Smith
Paul Bittinger
John Slentz
Adaimus-Hanover
Allenberry
Bermudian Springs adopts budget with tax increases
The Bermudian Springs School District approves a 1 739 197 budget and 28 mill real estate tax with a 1 percent occupation tax. Revenues for 1973 74 are set at 1 739 197 with an expected ending balance of 1 100. Expenditures rise to 1 738 097 from last year and bids for repairs and bus tires are opened.
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Bermudian Springs
York Springs
Grim Brothers
Thomasville
Bermudian Spring High
Hanover Construction Co. Inc
East Berlin
Maitland Brothers
Littlesown
General Tire Service
Harrisburg
Baskin Tire Sales, Inc
Park Service Announces Summer Interpretive Talks Schedule
Park Superintendent Jerry L Scho ber at Gettysburg National Military Park unveiled a full summer program. hourly talks run 9 15 a m to 5 15 p m daily through Labor Day at multiple stops including Visitor Center and High Water Mark with demonstrations at Pitzer Woods Stop No 7. Admission 50 cents for ages 16 and up.
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Jerry L. Schober
Gettysburg National Military Park
Pickett
Little Round Top
Pitzer Woods
Restaurant Here Fined By PLCB
The State Liquor Control Board suspended Ada M. Feeser's Tavern license for 15 days starting July 11 for permitting minors to frequent the premises and sales to minors. Inter-Great Services, Inc. dba Wolfe's Restaurant faced no fine but was cited for permitting minors to frequent and sales to minors. A minor collision occurred at W Elm Ave and High St Hanover at 12 51 PM left Joann L Harrington with minor arm pain after a two vehicle crash. damages were $1500 to Harrington and 400 to Walter W Spangler's car.
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Joann L. Harrington
Sunset Ave
New Oxford
Walter W. Spangler
Hanover
W. Elm Ave
High St
Spangler
State Liquor Control Board
Ada M. Feeser
Abbottstown R. 1
Inter-Great Services, Inc
Wolfe's
Lincoln Square
State Supreme Court Hears Tower Argument In Gettysburg
The court weighs conflicts between old and new laws on the Gettysburg Tower case as attorney general Packel argues for preservation of natural resources and the public’s right to an unpolluted environment while Ollenstein seeks property use rights. Also discussed is a regional sewer plant plan for Rock Creek Basin with 2.8 million gallons daily capacity and inclusion of Straban and Cumberland townships.
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Rock Creek
James Danato
Department of Environmental Resources
Lewistown
Gettysburg
White
Little’s Run
Danato
Mt. Pleasant
Straban
Cumberland
DEA
Joy
Pleasant
Pennsylvania
Israel Packer
state Supreme court of
Philadelphia
Thomas R. Ottenstein
Gettysburg Battlefield
Packel
Commonwealth Court
Jerome Gerber
Ollenstein
Littlestown Borough Buys Garage at E King St
Littlestown Borough Council bought the former Basehour garage on E King St for 45000 and sold the current maintenance building on E Locust St for 6250. They approved transfers from highway and water sewer funds and revenue sharing to cover the purchase, applying 6250 from E R Moxley toward the new garage.
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Littlestown
Basehour
E. King St
E. Locust St
E. R. Moxley
Littlestown R. 1
Farm Group Balks On Plan From M Hale
Harrisburg AP report notes a special committee on agricultural research balked at a state official’s proposal to study an agricultural community concept funded by a $75,000 grant. The plan would pool land and workers while processing crops. Lawmakers and the Pennsylvania Farmers Association opposed the study. a dual voting method was described for future committee actions amid legal membership disputes before Commonwealth Court.
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BOB WARNER
Associated Press
HARRISBURG
Jim McHale
Pennsylvania Farmers’ Association
Francis Kennedy
R-Butler
House Agriculture Committee
York
McHale
Shapp
Israel Packel
Commonwealth Court
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Morgan, Lewis and Bockius
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Democrat Co
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Democratic
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Carl Taylor
Fairfield Girls
Park Service
PLCB
State Supreme Court
Tri-township Lake
Council
M’Hale
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