Community drug abuse denial eyed in Gettysburg area
Gettysburg area leaders and counselors urge the community to acknowledge a drug problem among youths with alcohol as the most common drug. Dale Dickey of Gettysburg Chemical People and Mary Stevenson of White Deer outpatient center call for broad awareness, local statistics, and actions.
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Gettysburg
Dale Dickey
Cumberland Township
Gettysburg Chemical People
Dickey
Dickey Mary Stevenson
White Deer
Ms. Stevenson
Chemcal People
Schindler Elevator Co
Roundhill Foods
New Oxford
Cal Tile
Stevenson
Penn Township
South Western
Cumberland Two farmland plan OK'd by supervisors
Cumberland Township supervisors approved 73.15 acres owned by the Arnold H. Woerner estate to join Agricultural Security Area No. 2 in Franklin Township to protect prime farmland and promote ongoing agriculture as part of a state program. In other business, speed reduction on US Route 30 West from 45 to 40 mph was denied by PennDOT after a traffic study.
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Cumberland Township
Arnold H. Woerner
Franklin Township
Eloise Wilson
Pennsylvania Department of Transportation
PennDOT
Meeting for Third Ward residents set
Two community meetings are planned for Gettysburg Third Ward residents at the AME Zion Church on South Washington Street at 7:30 pm Monday April 2. Topics include housing trash collection property management and living conditions. A Third Ward Genasistee may be formed with ongoing meetings. Dr. Walter Powell urges involvement. Borough officials will attend to discuss collaboration with the Third Ward.
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Gettysburg Third Ward
AME Zion
South Washington Street
Walter Powell
Interfaith Housing
Third Ward
Suzanne's Prom Open House Preview Fashion Ads
Spring fashions for Easier and First Communion at Jack and Jill Shoppe. Suzanne's holds a layaway adv prom open house on March 28 from 6 to 2 p.m. at 205 Buford Ave, G-borg. Free gift with purchase or tax rental. phone 334-7704.
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Jack & Jill
Suzanne’s
Web
Buford Ave
G-borg
Congress salutes Ike centennial with praise from leaders
A joint meeting of Congress honored Dwight D. Eisenhower on the centennial of his birth, with son John S. D. Eisenhower calling him the good soldier who hated war. Politicians and veterans lauded his leadership, and Congress noted honors including Eisenhower grants for education and a commemorative silver dollar. The event highlighted his roles as soldier, president, and citizen, and referenced his Gettysburg farm home now protected as a national historic site.
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WASHINGTON
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
John S.D. Eisenhower
Congress
United States
Ike
Fiense
Army Band
Military Academy glee club
West Point
solier
William F. Goodling
Rep. Goodling
George Goodling
Tice
Mamie
Adams County
Gettysburg
Goodling
Dwight David Eisenhower
Eisenhower Society
National Park Service
Gettysboro National Military Park
Bush
White House
Jowen S.D. Eisenhower
David Eisenhower
Julie
Richard Nixon
Capitol
D.C
David Eisenhowers
Alex
Jennie
London
LIU reviews new state special education rules
Lincoln Intermediate Unit No 12 officials told the LIU board that a Pennsylvania state board set plan for special education standards will likely take effect next year. Robert M. Campbell cited concerns over class size and diploma eligibility under the new rules, noting districts must add classrooms to meet age-span limits and that diplomas depend on individual IEPs. The Independent Regulatory Review Commission twice rejected changes, saying the legislature should approve early intervention and other instructional supports.
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Lincoln Intermediate Unit No. 12
LIU board of directors
LSU special education
Robert M. Campbell
Campbell
state board of education
Independent Regulatory Review Commission
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
board of education
LIU
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iy Ann Landers
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