Secretary of aging speaks at luncheon for senior citizens
Pennsylvania's secretary of aging Gorham L. Black Jr addressed about 145 seniors at a luncheon honoring Employ the Older Worker Week at the Gettysburg Senior Center. He urged awareness of issues facing older workers and stressed media roles in shaping public opinion and myths.
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Pennsylvania
Department of Aging
Gorham L. Black Jr
Gettysburg Senior Center
Black
Joseph Lashinger
Montgomery County
Bismarck
United States
Winston Churchhill
Boston Pops
Arthur Fidler
Grandma Moses
Washington
Manhattan bracing for Irish celebration
New York braces for a massive St. Patrick’s Day crowd with schools open to keep kids off streets and police deploying over 3700 officers. Officials warn of prior years’ drunken vandalism as Central Park and Fifth Avenue host the parade.
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Central Park
midtown Manhattan
Fifth Avenue
Robert McGuire
John Paul II
Rome
Council of Cardinals
Cooke
Brewster
Roosevelt Hospital
Central Park South
Edwin O'Brien
archdiocese
Adams County Farmers Plan Growth and Milk Referendum
More than 100 members attended the Adams County Farmer's Association spring meeting at Aspers Firehall. Donald Wenk, Dave Muzzy, and Horace Waybright spoke on marketing, subsidies, and distribution, while Bob Wilson urged local action and Farm Bureau cooperation. The group planned membership drives, a milk referendum, and upcoming Ladies Day Out activities.
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Adams County Farmer’s Association
Aspers
Donald Wenk
Dave Muzzy
Horace Waybright
Wenk
Washington
William Goodling
Goodling
Congress
State board
Waybright
Adams County
Muzzy
informaton
Bob Wilson
Pennsylvania
Farm Bureau
Mildred Musselman
Air Family
Biglerville
Evelyn Waybright
Pennsylvania Farmer's Association
National Farm Bureau Federation
Harrisburg
Washington DC
State group endorses Ertel Loyd in Pennsylvania race
The Pennsylvania State Education Association backs Democrats Allen Ertel for governor and James Loyd for lieutenant governor. In another item, Leonid Brezhnev announces a Western NATO missile freeze but warns of retaliatory moves if allies deploy new rockets. Page 3
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Pennsylvania State Education Association
Allen Ertel
James Loyd
lid Pipe Gov
Leonido Brezhnev
United States
NATO
Coping With High College Costs Part II
Part III of the Associated Press series discusses shifting readership as nearly half of The Bulletin's former daily and Sunday circulation after it folded on January 28 has moved to the afternoon Daily News or the Morning Inquirer.
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Torning Inquirer
Weather outlook and high school basketball recap
Partly cloudy and mild with a high near 65 setting up a chance of scattered showers late tomorrow night into Thursday. Temperatures fall to the 40s Wednesday night. In high school action, Lan Po Fn led Yeadon High School to a 74 64 win over Littlestown at Chichester High School to end the Thunderbolts season.
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Yeadon High School
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Chichester Hi School
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Adams County Operating Costs Rise 12 Percent in 1981
The 1981 county audit shows Adams County spending 5.64 million, up from 5.02 million in 1980, with a 20 percent rise in receipts. The county borrowed 1 million to cover expenses, paying 78 thousand in interest, while investing much of the loan. Corrections costs led the rise, with prison expenses up 32 percent and daily inmate counts increasing.
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NANCY DI BLASI
Adams County
eep
Robert W. Klunk
Kiun
Nancy L. Hartzel
Betty K. Kump
Hilda S. Settle
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