World briefs from Naples London and Seoul
The report covers Ciro Cirillo’s taped appeal alleging torture and life threats in Naples, the Greater London Council’s grant withdrawal from Covent Garden, and South Korea naming Gen Lew Byong-hyon as ambassador to the United States replacing Kim Yong-shik.
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NAPLES
Italy
Ciro Cirillo
Red Brigades
Cirillo
New
SEOUL
South Korea
AP1
Lew Byong-hyon
United States
Kim Yong-shik
Dong-Albo
Seoul daily
Chun Boo-hwan
Lew
joint chiefs of staff
Nozzle faults spark testing dispute across California lines
State researchers flag 22.5 percent faulty nozzles at Baseline stations as possible air pollution tools. 제조사 and state environmental agents dispute the finding, while the Health Department in New York notes rising human bites and amputations risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SACRAMENTO
Calif
state Division of Measurement Standards
eeres NEW YORK
city health department
Pittsburgh Brewing Board Orders Closure Preparations
The Pittsburgh Brewing Co. board today urged preparations to close the brewery amid a contract deadlock with three striking unions after employees rejected the final contract. About 380 workers started a strike on May 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PITTSBURGH
Pittsburgh Brewing Co
Iron City
J.C. Light beers
Local Weather Update with Missing Data
Yesterday’s high and today’s low are unspecified. Forecast times for 3:30 a.m. and 11:30 a.m. are listed but lack values.
Musselman Plants Tentative Sale Reached By Pet Inc
Pet Inc officials confirm a tentative sale of Musselman Fruit Products plants in Biglerville and Gardners with private investors. The deal would include Adams County orchards and a sister operation in Inwood West Virginia, with final terms expected early next week.
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Pedric
Umlauf
total Musselman
national food company
The Times
Biglerville
Gardners
Uthtelals
Musselman
state Job Service
Gettysburg
Pet Inc
Adams County
John S. Musselman Sr
New Holland
John ofr
C.H. Musselman
W. Va
Budget Austerity Closes Granite Farm for Season
The Granite Farm at Gettysburg National Military Park will close this season due to budget cuts. It will operate only in caretaker status with livestock cared for. Park hours will adjust from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. mid summer, reflecting reduced staff and extended closures.
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ALEXANDER F. WILKIE
Times
Star
Gettysburg National Military Park
John R. Earnst
Community Relations Committee
CRC
Laurie Coughran
Earnst
Gettysburg
Moris Quint
Gettysburg area
Gettysburg High School
James Cole
Gettysburg Travel Council
Gettysburg outdoor antique show expected 20000 visitors
About 20 000 people from fourteen states are expected to attend the Mth annual outdoor antique show in Gettysburg organized by the Retail Merchants Association of Gettysburg. Linda Schultz notes emphasis on high quality antiques dating from the 18th and 19th centuries and glassware dealers will display low mood glassware. Funds benefit Christmas decorations. The show runs from 7 a.m. to p.m. rain or shine with 180 dealers starting setup at 3 a.m. Saturday.
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Gettysburg
Saturay
Retail Merchants Association of
Linda Schultz
Wayne
Carlisle
York
Baltimore
Chambersburg
Schultz
Wisconsin
Florida
Massachusetts
Pope John Paul II in better condition after attack
Doctors say the pope is in distinctly better shape on the second morning after the assassination attempt. He has a mild fever and pain despite sedatives, but the medical bulletin reports continued favorable recovery and that he rested peacefully at Gemelli Hospital in Rome.
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MARCUS ELIASON
Associated Press
ROME
John Paul II
Gemelli Policlinico
ANSA
O Leary Recalls Reagan Shooting Weeks at GW Hospital
Dr. Dennis S. O Leary of George Washington University Medical Center described the Reagan shooting response as surreal and well coordinated. He noted the creation of a presidential suite in six and a half hours and stressed teamwork, luck, and clear communication between operating rooms and hospital staff.
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MARGUERITE W.H. PLANK
Dennis S. O'Leary
George Washington University Medical Center
Washington, D.C
Warner Hospital
Reagan
O’Leary
Sheraton Inn
Gettysburg
William D. Myers
O'Leary
Tead
George Washington
C Leary
Leary
White House
Gettysburg Times to switch from carrier to mail delivery
The Gettysburg Times will discontinue carrier delivery and switch to mail delivery soon. Subscriptions may be paid at Times offices in Biglerville Gettysburg New Oxford Littlestown and other community locations. The press time will be moved earlier to ensure same day mail delivery. More details to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg Times
McKnight D. Guise
Times
Guise
Biglerville
Gettysburg
New Oxford
Littestown
Wrong Way Wooten Pedals West Facing East on Charity Ride
Bryn Mawr native Thomas "Wrong Way" Wooten travels coast to coast on a backward bike from Atlantic City to Los Angeles. He aims to complete the journey in four months, raising funds for the American Lung Association, Cancer Society, United Way, the Heart Foundation, and the Pennsylvania Jaycees. He plans 100 miles daily on secondary roads to meet people and avoid delays while relying on self-funded meals and sponsorship-free travel.
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TERRY L. LADUE
Times
Thomas
Wrong Way
Wooten
Bryn Mawr
Gettysburg
Los Angeles
Atantic City
N.J
NBC
Pennsylvania
American Lung Association
Cancer Society
United Way
the Heart Foundation
Pennsylvania Jaycees
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Edison
Philadelphia Electric
Three Mile Island
Aga
Public Utility Commission
Susan Shanaman
Pennsylvania Chamber of Commerce
Dennis
Marguerite V. H. Plank
Mike Sanders
Gettysburg Radio
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Board
Pet
NPS
Granite Farm
Robert Kenworthy
Musselman Library-Learning Resource
Gettysburg College
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