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Article: New Era News Quiz

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Lancaster New Era Lancaster, PA
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December 27, 2003
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Test your knowledge of local current events reported recently in the New Era. A list of questions appears in this space each Saturday. Answers are upside down at bottom.

1. Average volume of cookie orders received by Achenbach's Pastry Inc. in Leola each Christmas season:

a) 400 pounds

b) 800 pounds

c) 1,100 pounds

d) 2,200 pounds

2. A.R.T. Research Enterprises, an art foundry that hopes to move to downtown Lancaster, is now ...

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