Magistrate Klunk Suspended Pending Audit Of His Books
District court suspended Magistrate Klunk as auditors review irregularities in his office bookkeeping and fiscal management. All cases transferred to District Justice John Zepp Lit. Klunk appointed 1974 and elected 1975. term ends with further court order. Auditor Hartzell: complete audit needed before conclusions.
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Robebert
Hartzell
Klunk
John Zepp Lit
Hartoen Dell
Kump
Spicer
Two Trees Tear Through Auto Fatal Crash Near Gettysburg Park
Mike Clapsaddle, 59, of Gettysburg R I, died Thursday when his sedan left a road off the battlefield, struck a White Oak and a second tree, after which fire crews and an ambulance aided the scene. He was returning home from a bowling outing.
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Wheal- Geld Rd
Mariyn P
Mike” Clapsaddie
Gettysburg
R. 1
Marion P. Mike
Clapsaddle
Barry Sease
Clapsaddie
park
Joint Committee Plans For Fahnestock Building
Joint Committee outlines plans for the Fahnestock Building with a proposed toric structure. Details reference distance and time since prior work, noting the need for rapid preparation. Continued on page 137.
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Fahnestock Bldg
Mount St. Mary’s Holds 100 Area Leaders Meeting
Mount St Mary’s president Anheiser outlined growth plans including a $3.4 million Gori complex, a 1,406 student undergraduate body, and a 6.4 million dollar budget. He noted 38 percent men and 42 percent women, with women first enrolled in 1972, and called for stronger town gown cooperation.
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Anheiser
August Warm Dry Records In Gettysburg Times
August was warm and dry with rainfall below normal. Readings reached 93 degrees on August 20 while the month’s average approached 75 degrees, making it one of the warmest and driest Auguts in the period, though July remained cooler on record.
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Gettysburg Times
Lawmaker Pushes Bills Aiding Senior Citizens
State Rep Kenneth J Cole of Adams urges passage of bills to expand tax breaks and rebates for seniors. He backs House bills to exempt low income seniors from certain taxes, raise eligibility for rent rebates, and widen support for aging programs as the General Assembly prepares for Sept reconvening.
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Kenneth J. Cole
Adams
tader
Cole
Revenue Department
Inside The Times See Visitor's Directory Today On Page 20
A brief note points readers to the paper’s Visitor’s Directory featured on page 20. The directory lists local contacts, services, and institutions for quick reference. Readers are invited to consult the page for current listings and hours.
Postpone Test For Borough Policeman
A borough police officer’s test is postponed due to an issue with the exam schedule. The new date is set from September 6 to September 23, with fever reported in the building area affecting operations.
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Shai ran
To Honor Pulitzer Winner Richard L. Wilson at Gettysburg College
Pulitzer Prize winner and former Washington Bureau columnist Richard L. Wilson will receive an honorary Doctor of Literature from Gettysburg College at the September convocation. The 8 p.m. ceremony in the College Union ballroom features President Charles Glassick delivering the address. Wilson’s career includes work with Nations, Des Moines Register, Minneapolis Tribune, and LOOK, plus multiple journalism honors.
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Richard L. Wilson
Gettysburg College
College Union
Charles £. Glassick
Wilson
Washington Bureau of Nations
public
Des Moines Register
Minneapolis Tribune
LOOK
actul
Washington
Sigma Delta Chi
national journalism honorary society
Adams County Office for Aging OKs 1979 Budget and Contracts
The Adams County Office for Aging Inc. approved a 1979 budget of $308,957 at a special meeting. Lutheran Social Services was awarded $119,965 to operate five senior centers in Gettysburg Littlestown New Oxford York Springs and Biglerville plus homemaker and home health aide services costing $40,384 for 6,675 hours. John J. Plesay Jr. was hired for part time chore services at $3,852 for minor home repairs for residents aged 60 or above. The board noted a countywide survey of residents 60 plus and urged anonymous return with no ID required.
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Adams County Office for Aging Inc
ACOFA
Lutheran Social Services, Inc
Rt. 15 north
Gettysburg
Littlestown
New Oxford
York Springs
Biglerville
ACGFA
John J. Plesay Jr
Dog Law Enforcer Looks to SPCA to Ease Stray Load
Pennsylvania State Dog Law Enforcement Officer Robert L. McKain patrols Adams County, averaging about two stray dogs daily. He surveys unlicensed dogs, dog bite cases, and kennel inspections, while noting more strays unless a new shelter reduces the burden. He keeps 90 years of diary notes and seeks off duty time to write about his law enforcement career in Central Pennsylvania.
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SPCA
Robert L. McKain
Lincolnway East
New Oxford
Pennsylvania
McKain
East Berlin
Adams County Society For Prevention of Cruelty
West Shore animal shelter
Mechai
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Cumberland
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Gertrude Roger
Emmitsburg
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Thurmont
Taneytown
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Cogan Union
Mt. St. Nakhleh
Emmilsburg
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Mary's College
Robert J. Wic
Robert Flickinger
Kescheiser
Maryland
Mt. St. Mary's College
Robert J. Wickenheiser
Emmitsburg institution
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