Littlestown Teachers Rally as Arbitration Push Intensifies
Littlestown teachers march on picket lines after a public meeting at Littlestown High School. The district focuses on binding arbitration with the Pennsylvania Labor Relations Board, while the board denies formal arbitration requests and considers filing an unfair labor practices suit.
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catas Eres
hgh school
Marvin Bresident
Pennsylvania Labor Relations Board
PLRB
Breighner
taxpayers
Littlestown Education Association
LEA
John Quashnoe
Local Jaycees Honor William DeRycke as Top Jaycee
William R. DeRycke of Twin Oaks was named the Number One Jaycee in Pennsylvania at the state Jaycees convention in Allentown. He earns a plaque and an all expenses paid trip to the National Jaycee Convention in Minneapolis in June. The local chapter won Region 32’s top chapter award for 1972-73 and tied for leading projects including Name Tag Franchise efforts aiding the mentally retarded, and the year’s sweepstakes project.
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William R. DeRycke
Oak Lane
Twin Oaks
Westinghouse
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Jaycees
Allentown
DeRycke
Minneapolis
Minn
United States
Paul Kriger
Weather Brief for Local Area
Fragmentary weather note records Baturday high and night low but lacks dates locations and concrete values. Another line mentions baberene and D3 but provides no usable figures or context for a full forecast or historical reading.
New Demands By Kidnappers
In Guadalajara AP reports Kidnappers holding U S Consul General Terrance Lisso state they will release him at the proper moment. The governor received a note claiming Lisso is well and new demands are to be announced later. Lisso's wife, at home with two young daughters, got a call from the captors with instructions to follow.
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GUADALAJARA
Mexico
U.S
Terrance lisco
Leonhardy
Six Injured In Weekend Auto Crashes In Maryland Countryside
Six people were injured in two traffic accidents on county roads near Littlestown and Hanover Sunday. Carl C. Jensen and Ruth Jensen of Hanover suffered multiple injuries in a head on crash on Route 1 5 at 11 20 p m. Bechtel of Littlestown and Harper E Baker of Littlestown were treated for head lacerations and possible internal injuries. Police blamed Baker for overtaking at speed on a hill crest. Ronald Jensen escaped injury in the same crash. A second collision on Route 4 near Hanover at 4 p m Sunday injured a Hanover woman and her son.
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Hanover Hospital
Littlestown
Hanover
Litlestown
Carl C. Jensen
Wirt Ave
Littlestown American Legion
McSherrystown Fire Company
HILLCREST
Baker
Jensen auto
Jensen
Ronald Jensen
Bechtel
Apple Blossom Queen crowned at South Mountain Fairgrounds
About 4,500 spectators watched the Apple Blossom Festival at South Mountain Fairgrounds as Miss Starner was crowned queen by outgoing county blossom queen Mrs. Richard Slaybaugh. The queen's court included Jean Brent Pamela Tuckey Anne Group Sheila Lott Stella Peters Wanda Plank and others with Michelle Slaybaugh and two young flower girls. Donald B. Hudson served as master of ceremonies.
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South Mountain Fairgrounds
Suni Seeg
Richard Slaybaugh
Biglerville ac
Starner
Jean Brent
on Brent
Fairfield R
Pamela Tuckey
J Glenn Tuckey
Aspers H
Anne Group
Richard C. Group
Gardners R
Michelle Slaybaugh
Steven Slaybaugh
Biglerville R. 1
Lori
China Hale
William Hale
Arendtsville
Wanda Carey
William Carey
Aspers
Tony Rice
Ronald Rice
Donald B. Hudson
Upper Adams
Probe Two Crashes In Littlestown
Richard Stonesifer, 31, Littlestown, treated for a lip injury after his car struck three parked cars on W King Street. Two motorists escaped injury in a $700 collision on E King Street near Walnut Street when Michael D Staub attempted to pass an eastbound car driven by Steven C Dalton who was turning left.
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Richard Stonesifer
Littlestown
Warner Hospital
W. King St
E. King St
Walnut St
Michael D. Staub
Gettysburg R
Jaycettes Hold Second Orientation Meeting in Gettysburg
The Gettysburg Jaycettes schedule the second orientation session for Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the Moose building Jaycee rooms on York Street. State Jaycettes will pose questions about local and state Jaycette organizations. Mrs. William De Rycke chairs the program and urges Jaycette members and Jaycee wives to attend with questions prepared in advance.
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Gettysburg Jaycettes
Moose building
York St
State
Jaycettes
William De Rycke
Library Dims Lights Over Federal Library Aid
Libraries in Lee County Pennsylvania will dim lights at noon to dramatize loss of federal support under the 1974 budget. The American Library Association sponsors the campaign Dimming the Lights on the Public's Right to Know. Gettysburg will dim for one hour after opening at 12 15 p m potentially cutting 45 services if funds are not restored.
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Lee County Public Library
Pennsylvania
American Library Association
Gettysburg
Stocks Fall in New York as Market Slumps
In New York stocks dropped from last week’s rally as investors worry over inflation and Watergate. The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell to 944.99 at midday, with broad declines amid active trading and uneasy sentiment.
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NEW YORK
Birth announcements and Legion meeting notice
Mr and Mrs. Kump announce the birth of a daughter Saturday in Fairfield R 1. Mr and Mrs Marvin Straus announce a daughter Saturday. The Albert J Lewts American Legion meeting is this evening with a reception at 7.30.
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Guy Kump
i. rs
Marvin Strausdaugh
Fairfield R
LEGION
Albert J. Lewts
Crown Blossom Queen Miles Anna Starner Crowned
Crown Blossom Queen Miles Anna Starner receives her crown at the South Mountain fairgrounds ceremony in Ida County. The event featured the annual county fair with community crowds and Times Photo presence.
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Miles Anna Starner
idan County
esa
South Mountain fair grounds
Auto Chase Ends With Police Charges In Littlestown
A high speed chase began in Hanover at 1 21 Sunday morning and stretched into Littlestown where Allen L Rue 21 faced charges for failing to stop at signals and turning off his headlights. He allegedly drove a 1964 Pontiac at over 90 mph toward Littlestown before a roadblock blocked his path. The chase then returned to Hanover. Darrell Nixdorff discusses mental health services on WGET program The Seminary Explores.
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Hanover
Littlestown
Allen L. Rue
Hanover R. 5
Rue
William Thompson
Adams County
Thompson
E. King St
Joseph T. Bollinger
Darrell Nixdorff
WGET
A. Roger Gobbel
Moore And Smith Will Speak Here
Senator William J. Moore and Representative Clark Smith will be guest speakers at a legislative luncheon on Thursday May 17 at 12 noon at the Holiday Inn here. Attendees may ask questions after presentations. reservations via Chamber office 3341011 per Legislative Chairman Charles Overman.
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William J. Moore
Clark Smith
Adams County
Holiday Inn
Chamber
Charles Overman
Emmitsburg Opposes Sixes Bridge Reservoir Plan
Emmitsburg Town Council files formal letter of opposition to the Sixes Bridge Dam project. Officials say flood area would include the town sewage plant and part of a new development since 1963 maps. Letter to be part of the public hearing record for the Army Corps of Engineers at Catoctin High School in Thurmont Maryland on April 27, 1973.
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Emmitsburg
Sixes Bridge
council
Sixes Bridge Reservoir
Army Corps of Engineers
Catoctin High School
Thurmont
Maryland
Richardson Promises probe head for Watergate inquiry
AP dispatches report Elliot L Richardson pledges to appoint a special independent prosecutor to head the Watergate investigation and to seek Senate confidence in the effort. Separate items note Krogh affidavit contents related to Pentagon papers trial and Ellsberg link. Other briefs report Lebanon tensions easing after guerrilla attack and the transfer of mine safety enforcement to a new agency.
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WASHINGTON (AP
Elliot L. Richardson
Senate
max
Richardson
LOS ANGELES
Matt Bryze
White House
Egil Krogh
Daniel Ellsberg
U.S
Krogh
transportation
BEIRUT
Lebanon
Suit Filed For Injuries At Service Station
A civil action noted in the Prothonotary's office seeks damages for Mrs. Kreitz in excess of 10000 and for Kreitz between 2500 and 10000. The complaint states on February 7, 1972 at Poland's service station she was struck by a closing service door cable to the face head and scalp and was admitted to Warner Hospital for head injuries.
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pass
Prothonotary's office
Fires Report From Nine County Units
Nine county fire companies answered calls to minor blazes as a wrecked 1962 Chevrolet caught fire while being towed from an accident near Hunterstown to Mummasburg. The driver, David Rexroth, 17, remained in satisfactory condition at Warner Hospital. passenger Michael Mays was released after observation. A smoke bomb caused a woodland fire near Hemlock Inn, and a clothes basket fire damaged a bathroom at Willie Felton Musselman’s home.
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lew
Biglerville
Arendtsville
Hunterstown
Mummasburg
Robert Baker
Marlin Rexroth
Goldenville Rd
Rexroth
David A. Rexroth
Gettysburg R. 3
Warner Hospital
Michael Mays
Biglerville R. 's
Baker
Elliott Schlosser
Willie Feltom
C. H. Musselman
Hearts and Hills Rally for Charnita Club Purchase Plan
Carroll Valley Citizens Association processes 4500 questionnaires on buying the Charna ta club house and golf course as mortgage defaults threaten the resort. Retired Ambassador John F. Steeves leads CVCA and backs possible sale or joint operation to prevent decay. Over 100 Charnita property owners backed the plan at an April 14 meeting and agreed to survey remaining owners.
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Carroll Valley Citizens' Association
CVCA
John F. Steeves
Bluebird Trail
Charnita
Steeves
fn ocnarthin tha fanl
W. C. Jester Dies At Home At Ninety-Four
Clayton Jester of Biglerville aged 74 died at his home about 10 o'clock this morning from a heart attack after long ill health. He was honored for service to the people for soil conservation and agriculture, receiving the Leadership Recognition Award in January. He helped organize the Soil Conservation District, served 1947 to 1960 on its board, and was the first Pennsylvania representative on the national conservation board. He held multiple agricultural and civic roles, including work with the South Mountain Fair, Farm Loan Association, and Gettysburg Civil War Round Table. He was a World War I veteran born in Wilmington Delaware, survived by his wife Myral Wasser. funeral arrangements are incomplete.
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Clayton Jester
Big Nerville
Adams County Extensions Service
Soil Conservation District
Pennsylvania
national conservation board
Jester
Maryland
West Virginia
Biglerville
Raron
Stacy
Steevesams County committee
York National Farm Loan Association
Farm Credit District of
Baltimore
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Masona
American Legion
Pennsylvania Farmers’ Association
Pennsylvania Guernsey Breeders Association
Wilmington
Del
M. Howard
Flora Clayton
University of Maryland
Town State College
Myral Wasser
Monahan Funeral Home
Controversy Bubbles Over Chamita Resort Ownership
An ANCCLUSE with Chamita Inc. owners and Market Realty Corp, a Philadelphia area firm, is forming over last year’s sale of controlling interest from Charles Rist. Continued on Page 3.
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Chamita, Inc
Market Realty Corporation
Philadelphia
t the
Charles Rist
Lutherans Name New Parish Worker at Christ Lutheran
Ruth Coleman was chosen as parish worker for Christ Lutheran Church by a special congregational meeting on April 1. Coleman, a graduate of Wilson College and Millersville State College with social work and teaching credentials, previously taught and worked as a social caseworker in Philadelphia Reading and Lancaster. She administered the Gettysburg Lutheran Home from its start until 1972 and will begin her duties amid a program that includes guest visits and community outreach.
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Conneil
Christ Lutheran Church
Ruth Coleman
Middle St
St. James
Philadelphia
Reading
Lancaster
NOW Chapter Plans First Meeting At Knoxlyn Road Home
The first official meeting of the fledgling National Organization for Women chapter will be held Tuesday evening at o clock at the home of Ms. Carolyn Nanamaker on Knoxlyn Road. Interested individuals are invited to attend to learn about the organization aims.
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the
National Organization for Women
NOW
Carolyn Nanamaker
Knoxlyn Rd
anova
Success and Fear of the Unknown in Gettysburg College Sermon
Rev. H. Gerard Knoche spoke at Christ Chapel on Good Shepherd Sunday about how success carries fear of an unknown future. He contrasted it with the reassurance of companionship and cited Africa and Russia as examples. Gettysburg College concert band and chapel choir performed, while a lacrosse clash with Franklin and Marshall ended 5-2 in the final minutes.
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H. Gerard Knoche
Christ Chapel
Gettysburg College
Knoche
GOOD SHEPHERD
Africa
Gettysburg College Chapel
Gettysburg
Franklin and Marshall
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