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Gettysburg Times

Location

Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1985

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Secret talks resume as Reagan and Gorbachev meet

In Geneva the U S and Soviet leaders held a second round of summit talks described as very lively. They discussed regional conflicts and bilateral issues including human rights and arms control with a focus on Star Wars defense. A news blackout was enforced and no progress details were disclosed.

BARRY SCHWEID GENEVA iAP Reagan Mikhail Gorbachev Gorbachev Larry Speakes U.S White House Soviet Union Eduard A. Shevardnadze George P. Shultz

Tea summit between Reagan and Gorbachev women mediate talks

Susan J. Smith reports that Nancy Reagan and Raisa Gorbachev met in Geneva for a tea summit over lunch and chat. They discussed their husbands, home life, and hoped for better understanding. The visit featured a time capsule ceremony and plans for future exchanges.

SUSAN J. SMITH Associated Press GENEVA Nancy Reagan Raisa Gorbachev

Adams County simulates mass care in nuclear incident drill

Adams County Emergency Management Agency runs a simulated fixed Site Nuclear Incident affecting nearly 100000 people across six counties. The exercise tests mass care centers at James Gettys Elementary School and an evacuee reception center in Abbottstown with Red Cross and local police decontamination staff. No schools offices or hospitals will be evacuated.

Adams County Emergency Management Agency ACFMA Three Mile Island Harrisburg Adams County York County James Gettys Abbottstown Fox Red Cross York Springs ACEMA Harry Mou Jr EMA Richard E. Selby

Gettysburg Teenager Dies After One Vehicle Crash

A 17 year old Gettysburg youth died Tuesday at York Hospital after a November 13 single vehicle crash on Pumping Station Road. Charles M Ardrey of Gettysburg was declared dead by Coroner Kathryn Fourcman Olewiler. Ardrey suffered head and chest trauma from impact with a windshield. He was a Gettysburg High School senior and son of Charles S Ardrey and Aretha Carter Ardrey.

Gettysburg York Hospital Pumping Station Road Charles M. Ardrey Breckenridge St York County Kathryn Fourcman-Olewiler Olewiler Ardrey Harrisburg James E. Carter Cumberland Township Gettysburg High School

Fee holds up junkyard law in Strahan Township

Merie Hankey leads six month push for a junkyard licensing ordinance in Strahan Township but at the latest meeting the measure was tabled over disagreements on licensing fees. Hankey warns residents and the environment could suffer as debate continues and a town official notes limited time for the proposal. About 25 residents attended amid protests over an Air Force tower.

BILL FRESCH Times Merie Hankey Strahan Township Hankey Emory Sibert

Slavery ordained by God sparks Gettysburg lecture debate

An overflow crowd at Gettysburg College heard Eugene D. Genovese discuss Slavery ordained of God the Southern Slaveholders View of Biblical History and Modern Politics Genovese a Rochester professor warned that religious justification of slavery arose after 1831 as Southern churches backed slavery using Biblical history while Northern liberals cited similar passages to oppose it The talk noted Abraham Lincoln anticipated broader aims of slaveholders and reflected on Israelite labor practices amid debates on slavery page 2

BOBBIE PLATT Fortenbaugh Kline Gettysburg College Eugene D. Genovese Genovese University of Rochester Abraham Lincoln South ther

Christmas Ideas And Fresh Coconut Cake Ad Roundup

An assortment of local ads highlights Mano Min Lites Christmas ideas and invites customers to order a fresh coconut cake from Snowflake Bakery at 217 Steinwehr Avenue Gettysburg phone 334 2416. Also promoting Treasure Chest at H S Supply featuring switch plates glass and cabinets with new Oxford Bath accessories.

Snowflake Bakery Steinwehr Avenue Gettysburg H & S Supply New Oxford

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