Gettysburg Council backs limits on nuclear arms
Gettysburg Borough Council unanimously urged the Pennsylvania legislature and U.S. Congress to press for limits on nuclear arms. Council members also discussed a stalled $112,060 federal road resurfacing grant, potential end of summer work, and promoted two police officers.
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NANCY DI BLASI
Gettysburg Borough
Witt
Donald G. Oyler
Soviet Union
United States
Charles W. Sterner
Pennsylvania Department of Transportation
Sterner
Gerald D. Shearer
PennDOT
Gettysburg board approves lighting plan for field
Gettysburg Board of Education granted the booster club approval to spend 30,600 to install 40 lights on four 70 foot poles along the 15 yard line. Funds, led by 23,000 pledged, would be covered by boosters with a private citizen offering to cover the rest. If on schedule, lights could be active by early August.
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JOY CONNORT
Gettysburg Board of Education
Tom McGlaughlin
McGlaughlin
Robert Campbell
American Youth Soccer Organi
Williams pleads for Senate seat amid Abscam fallout
Williams, longtime New Jersey Democrat, telling the Senate he was framed by FBI operatives in the Abscam case, pleaded to retain his seat amid calls for his expulsion. He admitted poor judgment after seven undercover meetings, while his Ethics Committee critics urged the chamber to punish, not censure, him for bribery and conflict of interest.
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SKIP WOLLENBERG
Associated Press
WASHINGTON
Harrison A. Williams Jr
Senate
FBI
Abscam
Ethics Committee
Williams
Sen. Williams
Malcolm Wallop
Wallop
New Jersey
legislative branch
executive branch
United States
Upper Adams approves extension of preventive dentistry program
The Upper Adams School Board unanimously approves extending the district's preventive dentistry program for the next school year, following last month's discussion, during the Seat term.
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Upper Adams
Weather Outlook For Tuesday Through Wednesday
Becoming mostly sunny and breezy Tuesday afternoon with highs in the mid 40s to low 40s. Tuesday night and Wednesday look fair with lows in the mid to upper 20s and Wednesday highs to WD. Precipitation chance drops to 20 percent late Tuesday and 10 percent Tuesday afternoon and night. Winds are gusty, reaching around 20 miles per hour on Tuesday.
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Straban Supervisors hear historic district complaints
Straban Township Supervisors heard protests against a proposed historic district at Monday night’s meeting. National Park Service offered ideas to improve the plan while EPA funding hinges on NS district approval. Citizens met with Rep Goodling urging positions. a public hearing is promised before action. The board also reviewed Earnst’s boundary suggestions and tabled them. Bids were opened for road maintenance supplies and several contracts awarded for asphalt emulsion, stone, patch mix, and fuel.
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SUZANNE LANDISmes
Straban
National Park Service
Mc Lott
John Tressier
Frederick Shearer
Environmental Protection Agency
Lincoln Highway
Gettyburg
Route 25
park service
Shearer
ens
Lott
Donald
Carole Waddell
U.S
William F Goodling
R-19
Emery Siebert
John R. Earnst
Gettyburg National Military Park
Earnst
Mt. Joy Township
Brinkerhoff
Carroll Valley balks at SCATCOM cable proposal
Carroll Valley Borough Council rejected the SCATCOM franchise agreement and ordinance. A borough ad hoc committee urged changes to rate schedules installation fees and performance oversight, preferring a 2.5 percent profit share and a shorter 16 year term. The panel called for a construction timetable and clearer regulations before adoption.
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JEFF THORESON
Carroll Valley
SCATCOM
South Central Area Telecommunications
Adams County
Gene Wiehagen
Wiehagen
Wiehagan
council
Wichagen
Arendtsville Council backs SCATCOM discussion and local plans
The Arendtsville Borough Council heard SCATCOM details from Charles Overton and Gverman, noting a projected cost of about 1.019 billion and potential benefits plus a five year no-fee franchise. County coordinator Manley Wolf reported Yellow Hill reservoir spraying for 120 acres with 75 percent state funding and a required release letter. council also approved converting a Main Street dwelling into a two unit apartment.
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Arendtsville
SCATCOM
Charles Overton
Adams Electric Cooperative
Gverman
Manley Wolf
ey wrmoth
Yellow Hill
Wolf
council
J Swisher
Main Street
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