Frederik Pohl questions SF courses at University of Maryland
Frederik Pohl urged universities to avoid teaching SF courses by unqualified instructors and emphasized editors shape readability. He warned SF has become big business, defended original magazines over anthologies, and urged writers to offer social and ecological alternatives for humanity toward the year 2000.
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ED Waters JR
Bantam Books
Pohl
Issac Assimov
Ray Bradbury
Harlan Ellison
Science Fiction Writers of America
University of Maryland
Les Meyer
Jules Verne
Footwear gets a big step forward in Spring-Summer 75
New fashion notes show a ground up change in shoe design with crepe soles slipons and cradle edge fits. Track shoes gain cloud-light, nonskid soles while uppers trend sturdy suede and brushed pigskin with improved stain and water resistance.
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New York
NEA
Cablevision Manager Speaks at AARP Meeting in Frederick
Edward Brown, manager of Frederick Cablevision, spoke on What You Don't Know About TV at the March 27 AARP meeting. He traced radio and TV from 1921 with KDKA to modern cable as millions now enjoy it.
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Edward Brown
Frederick Cablevision
American Association of Retired Persons
KDKA
Pittsburgh
Brown
David Williams
Williams
Maryland Aarp
Frederick Memorial Hospital February statistics and community notices
Frederick Memorial Hospital reports February occupancy 87.6 percent with 6.8 day average stay and 681 admissions. Medical surgical occupancy 99.2 percent, obstetrics 53.6 percent, and pediatric 45.7 percent. 1,436 ER treatments and 800 Rehab treatments recorded. New hires announced across Administration Nursing Housekeeping Operating Room Radiology Laboratory and Dietary. Betsy L. Lockard named April Employee of the Month for social services. April Art Exhibit features John Bonner Frederick. Elizabeth Haines elected to Hospital Credit Association of Maryland Executive Council. New Auxilary members listed. Engagement announced for Stephanie Minerva Hill Carpenter and Irvin Lewis Scott Jr. with September wedding planned.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Carol Bowers
Barbara Smith
Lew Howard
Mary E. Hunk
Mary F. Main
John Ferguson
Barbara Hoots
Cora Brandt
Katrina Joy Howard
Jeffery Grudeik
Kurke R. Gary
Cheryl Lynn Routzahn
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Fortune
Rand Corporation
George Orwell
Orwell
Henry T. Clark Sr
Olney
Laytonsville
Georgia Ave
Ilenry T. Clark Jr
Laurel
Nettle Creek
E. Patrick St
Cablevision Manager
Trinity United Methodist Church
Ralph Putman
Frederick
Washington
Goodloe Byron
Congressional
U.S. House
Senate
ETC
Glade Valley
Nellie Wachter
Maurice Bussard
Margaret Payne
Mary Butcher
Elmer Barnhart
Glenn Cooper
John Huffman
Walter Ejiker
Warren Smith
Perry Trittippe
Howard Hanson
Pauline Quinn
Geraldine Davis
John Rubeck
Naomi Lipps
Louise Lipps
Bertha Shafer
Hazel Christian
Helen Shaffer
Catherine Monaghan
Margaret Cole
Robert Dailey
Virginia Axline
Claude Culler
Genevieve Nash
United Church of Christ
Walkersville
Grant Place
Betsy L. Lockard
Department of Social Services
U.S
Hospital
Mount Airy
John Bonner
Bonner
Gerhold
Shepherd College
W. Va
Elizabeth Haines
Credit Association of Maryland
Baltimore
NEW Hospital
Sharon Moser
Star Myers
Dee W. Paranich
Christine Rocus
Joanne Apple
William Tyndall
Edgar Crawford
Stephanie Hill
Zora Hill Carpenter
Union Bridge
Stephanie Minerva
Irvin Lewis Scott Jr
Irvin Lewis Scott Sr
Fernpark Avenue
Miss Hill
Simeon Ellsworth Johnson
Clarence Garfield Hill Sr
Carroll County
Edmondson Senior High School
Coppin State College
Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc
Nu Gamma
Maryland National Bank
Scott
George Williams
Mt. Winans
Gertrude Matthews
Baltimore City College
Morgan State College
Maryland Juvenile Services Administration
Court Services Division
Paris
Frankfort
Nairobi
Marakesh
Vienna
Aly Parning
Free World
Addis Ababa
van & Storage, Inc
Hawaii
Lavier
Mitte
Frederick Shopping
Frederick Towne Mall
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