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Newspaper
Gettysburg Times
Location
Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1993
Page
1
Washington AP reports the space station again tests lawmakers as they debate NASA funding for the next year. Representative Tim Roemer urged scrapping the project citing rising costs, while supporters warn termination would jeopardize America's future.
London AP reports Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson have reached a formal separation after 15 months apart. The couple have lived separately since March 1992 and may pursue divorce after the two year British waiting period. The announcement ends months of marital limbo and speculation they would reconcile.
A National Research Council study finds NASA engineers did not follow strict safety standards in space shuttle computer software, warning lax attention to safety that contributed to the Challenger disaster is infecting current software practices.
Prime Minister P V Narasimha Rao said Parliament will ban religion from politics amid Hindu Muslim violence and a rising Hindu nationalist opposition. He stressed no one is against religion but opposed communalism in the interview with the AP.
Gettysburg College hosts the Civil War Institute conference with past attendees and descendants of Civil War veterans. John Pahl of Allegan Michigan marks his ninth institute and sponsors a scholarship for Jason Watts, while others like Gary Roche of Belle Mead New Jersey trace lineage to 143rd Pennsylvania at Gettysburg and Medal of Honor actions.
A Saturday ceremony marks the Humiston Memorial dedication to Sgt Amos Humiston who died July 1 1863. A 10 a.m mural ceremony on Custer Avenue precedes a parade to the Gettysburg Fire Department grounds for the unveiling ceremony.
Tom Ridge, the only officially announced governor candidate, spoke to more than 1,000 Adams Electric Cooperative members at the South Mountain Fairgrounds in Adams County. He urged making Pennsylvania job friendly and highlighted rural cooperatives’ role in attracting business and boosting job creation.
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