Jeanne Bussard Training Workshop Seeks $60,000 Urgent Gift Push
Community campaign to raise the remaining $60,000 of a $300,000 private share for the Jeanne Bussard Training Workshop proceeds under chairs Donald C. Linton and Charles V. Main. The project, begun 20 years ago on West South Street, moves to a larger South Market Street facility to expand services for mentally and physically disabled clients. The total cost is $1.125 million with substantial public and private support including a $250,000 site gift, a five year $250,000 county grant, and $200,000 state matching funds.
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Donald C. Linton
Charles V. Main
Major Main
Frederick
West South Street
Jeanne Bussard
Don Linton
C. Lease Bussard
Frederick County
CPA
South Market Street
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Leats Foundation
Linton and Main
End of British coal strike ends Scargill challenge
Nationally syndicated columnist Anthony Harrigan argues the yearlong British coal miners strike failed. He says Arthur Scargill aimed to topple Thatcher and provoke a revolution, aided by Soviet and Libyan ties, but public support and energy supplies held. He urges Labour moderation and North NHS leadership to rebuild democracy and prevent future unrest.
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Arthur Scargill
Coal Board
Scargill
Thatcher
Britain
Soviet Union
Libya
Solidarity
Poland
British Isles
British Labor Party
Labor Party
Great Britain
England
Hughes denies state backing for Emmitsburg ski project
In a January 28 1985 reply Governor Hughes confirms no state pressure on Frederick County for a ski resort on College Mountain. He notes the Department of Economic and Community Development cannot intervene in local zoning and that Maryland prioritizes job creation and living standards without secret project support.
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Emmitsburg
Harry Hughes
College Mountain
Hughes
Frederick County
Wallace B. Smith
Ski College Mountain
Maryland Department of Economic and Community Development
Department of Economic and Community Development
Maryland
Sullivan the CIA insider who shaped Cold War policy
Washington veteran Jack Anderson profiles Richard Sullivan known as Mad Dog, a former CIA analyst who exposed Soviet violations of SALT I, faced Bureaucratic pushback, then moved to Capitol Hill as a trusted adviser to GOP senators. The piece traces his career from Harvard and Vietnam to arms control battles and a forthcoming book on Soviet military power. It notes his influence in shaping U S responses and the Reagan era, alongside Perle and other conservatives.
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Washington
David Sullivan
CIA
Sullivan
Harvard
Marine Corps Combat Intelligence
Vietnam
United States
Carter
Richard Perle
Sen
Lloyd Bentsen
D-Texas
Ronald Reagan
Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
Pentagon
Disarmament Agency
Capitol Hill
GOP
Steve Symms
James McClure
Idaho
Jesse Helms
John East
North Carolina
Senate
Reagan
Defense
Caspar Weinberger
CLA
William Casey
Kremlin
White House
Gerner Smith
Germat BK Elbow
America
Quentin Crommelin
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
State Department
United Feature Syndicate Inc
Thurmont write in candidate, Arbor Day praises, fires burn area
Roy W. Lockingbill filed as a write in for mayor as Donald L. Lewis ran unopposed after Calvin Wilside declined. Nearby fires on Edgemont Mountain and Gambrill Park burned six square miles of pines, with 45 mph winds hampering efforts. Episcopal Churchwomen hosted Montevue residents. Frederick County Holstein president Edgar C Virts Jr and officers named. Arbor Day praised by News-Post and volunteers from Garden clubs and school groups, planting trees on Center Street.
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Thurmont
Roy W. Lockingbill
Donald L. Lewis
Calvin Wilside
Lewis
Edgemont Mountain
Washington County
Gambrill Park
Edgar C. Virts JR
Near
Jefferson
Frederick County Holstein Association
Charles Ifert
J. Homer Remsberg
Susan Messer
Maryland
News-Post
Roy Okan
Frederick County Board of Education
Jessica Stitely
Parkway Elementary
Frederick
Carroll Shry
Vo-Tech Center
Center Street
Russ Castle
Bonnie Johnson
Department of Natural Resources’ Forest Service
German Measles Epidemic Affects Middletown Valley Students
An estimated 150 to 200 children were sick with German Measles across the Middletown Valley after an outbreak that began two weeks earlier near Wolfsville. Dr. E C Kefauver reports ten Middletown High School students absent due to illness. The Francis Scott Key Post No 11 American Legion show was set for the City Opera House with acts by Legion Minstrels of 35 and the Stepping Sisters by Fredericktowne Players, plus cigarette girls and tap dancers. P W Harnwell spoke at St Barnabus Chapel on his Palestine trip with slides by T Stuart Haller.
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Middletown Valley
Wolfsville
E.C. Kefauver
Middletown High School
Francis Scott Key Post No. 11
American Legion
City Opera House
Legion Minstrels
Fredericktowne Players
P.W. Harnwell
St. Barnabus Chapel
Palestine
T. Stuart Haller
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W. South St
Seo
Columist
Anthony Harrigan
Dr. and Mrs. Marshall
Ann Hall Marshall
Annandale Rd
Jack Anderson
By Jack Anderson and
Dale van Atta
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
NOAA
U.S
Thomas Jefferson
Coast Survey
Fateral
Gerry Studds
Massachusetts
Defense Department
Jeffrey Stuart
Spring St
Gaithersburg
Catoctin Parish
Montevue
Arlington Flory
Franklin Fraley
George Shook
Guy Martin
James F. Martin Sr
Robert Gray
Guy Dayhoff
Minnie Stitely
Arbor Day
Mia Pefinis
Frederick, Maryland
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