Sertoma International Convention Hits Frederick This Weekend
More than 300 Sertoma members and spouses converge in Frederick for the Atlantic Regional Convention at the Sheraton Inn. The piece traces Sertoma’s Maryland roots from 1965 efforts by John N. Lewis and James W. Powell Jr. to charter Frederick Sertoma in 1966, its growth with Sunrise, Woodsboro, Noon Sertoma, and Walkersville clubs, and the aim to showcase Frederick as a hosting city.
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Jack Doll
Howard Fisher
Paul Main
Dean Rauch
Edward Plunkett
F. Davis Shafer
Frederick Welcomes Sertomans for Regional Convention
Sertoma members arrive for a three day Atlantic Regional Convention with Sheraton as headquarters and nearby Days Inn housing many visitors. Frederick plans further expansion including Hilton and Ramada facilities to host larger conferences. Community groups praise Sertoma service work and invite residents to welcome guests and boost business. May 7-8 Rotarian district event also noted as a future draw.
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El Salvador crisis defense urged by Edward Walsh
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Skate-for-Heart 1982 in Frederick raises over 24500
Readers thank the Frederick community for a 24 hour Skate-for-Heart fundraiser benefiting the Heart Association. 625 skaters and sponsors from Skate Haven to banks and local businesses contributed prizes, meals, and support. Volunteers including the Frederick Jaycees aided operations. Some readers urge road safety and pavement upkeep after ice accidents.
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From Files of the Neans Post April 33 1832 and 1964 notes
Journal items cover a 1832 Frederick County conference at United Brethren Church with youth events, a 1832 kidnapping tale of Capt Tyler, a 1964 reduction in taxes and shifts in Libertytown students at Linganore School, a 1964 county primary voter registration record, and Pope John XXIII calling for world peace at Easter with a large crowd in Vatican City.
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IAC U Amercon Seven Cre The Washington Merry go round
The Washington Merry go round column discusses aspects of American corporate and political affairs tied to Amercon Seven Cre, outlining implications for policy and public reception. The piece cites named figures and organizations while noting broader regional and national impact.
Energy Dept. lags on oil-alternatives program
The article criticizes the Energy Department for slacking on solar geothermal and other fuel alternatives and energy conservation as oil prices drop. It argues officials neglect long term plans, warning reliance on OPEC risks repeating past gas lines while administration inaction persists.
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Tribble faces calls for resignation over energy policy
Critics in Congress target Joseph Tribble energy secretary for conservation, accusing him of ignoring Congress and dismantling programs despite a $215 million funding boost. They cite delays in weatherization, stalled efficiency standards, and staff cuts as evidence of DOE mismanagement amid broader energy policy tensions.
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