Rock Creek program cut provokes protest at budget hearing
About 35 Frederick County residents filled Winchester Hall to protest the proposed elimination of a Rock Creek Diagnostic Center program for handicapped children. They urged restoration of a coordinator salary cut in the fiscal 1981 budget, with a request to fund at least 11,000 dollars. The program runs 30 sessions yearly, serving 45 to 90 participants per session, funded partly by local groups.
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Rock Creek Diagnostic Center
Philip Walke
Walka
Rock Creek School
Linton
Roads Department
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Adrian McC. Remsberg
Fox
County Department of Public Works
Lawrence W. Johnson
Keller
County Public Libraries
Martha Reynolds
Burr Artz
Remsterg
Board of County Commissioners
Remsberg
Theodore W. Stephens
County Division of Health Services
Leaders React To Iran Hostage Rescue Attempt Fallout
Local leaders and residents quoted react to the failed Iran hostage rescue attempt. Frederick figures Sterling opinions vary from strong support for action to criticism of timing and planning. Officials discuss political repercussions, military credibility, and the need for cautious diplomacy amid a crisis.
Congressmen accuse Carter of War Powers Act violation over Iran mission
Washington AP reports congressional leaders Zablocki and Church condemned President Carter for not informing Congress in advance of the Iran rescue mission. They deemed the move a breach of the 1973 War Powers Act, citing eight dead crewmen and lacking presidential consultation.
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Clement Zablocki
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Frank Church
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Congress
Zablocki
D-Wis
Iran
Church
D-Idaho
U.S
Iran and U S rescue mission ends in desert disaster
The article records a broken rescue operation 360 miles southeast of Tehran as U S planes collide on the ground during a mission to extract Americans and CIA agents. Eight crewmen died while Iran denounced the action, and a White House note said no military hostilities occurred despite the abortive attempt.
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Tam
Clagett
John W Klages
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Roscoe Bartlett
U.S. Senate
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Thomas
L$ Senate
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Corter
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Frederick fashion show lists local stores and models
A well organized Frederick Brethren fashion show narrated by Fran Crum showcased outfits from 18 Frederick shops. Local businesses supplied gifts and flowers with Peggy Williar arranging florals and a large assisting crew. Numerous store models were represented by named locals, and the first Secretary of the Year honors are listed from 1972 to 1978 with various local firms.
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Frederick
Stenger
Fran Crum
Bonnie Harris
Sonya Lyles
Sharon Pickett
Dana Keister
Peggy Wilar
Lana Sigman
Mary Alice Rand
George Barthel
Alicia L
Nancy Kepler
Anderson Little
Dawn Russell
Doc Rawthorne
Martin Loose
Connie's
Dot Walx
Fashion Colony
Tyri Randall
Jean Nicole
Mandy McKenna
Linda Lynn
Joann Rice
Montgomery Ward
Angela Billott
Nat Lewis
Martha Turner
Paisley Sun
Linda Miss
Parson's
Mary Cohen
Paul Harris
Lydia Smith
Ojc Penney
Gloria Andrews
Philipsborn
Susan McGinnis
Glick's
Routzahn’s
Maggie Hartzell
Colombian hostages near release from Dominican Embassy
Colombian officials said most hostages in the Dominican Republic embassy crisis could be freed and flown to Cuba by Saturday or Sunday. Guerrillas hold diplomat Diego Asencio and 15 others. Cuban officials and regional leaders report an imminent settlement as talks continue.
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Colombia
V.S
Diego Asencio
Dominican Republic
Cuba
Julio Cesar Turbay
Jose Manuel Arian
Fernando Robelo
Asentio
Foreign Ministry
Family notes recovery of injured Shriner in Rocky Ridge
Among the sick Howard Shriner Jr son of Mars Mary Shriner 9050 New Cut Road Rocky Ridge has returned to his home from the York Pa Hospital after being treated thee since March 25 for injuries received in a Motorcycle accident.
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Howard Shriner Jr
Mars
Mary Shriner
New Cut Road
Rocky Ridge
York, Pa
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