American Indians gather in Urbana for Pow Wow
American Indians from the Mid- Atlantic region gathered at the Urbana Fire Station fairgrounds for the American Indian Society of Washington, D.C. annual Pow Wow. AIS includes natives from many tribes living near D.C. and aims to share culture with urban Indians through family style events. Speakers noted the growing role of women and respect for mothers, with emphasis on cultural learning for exchange students and attendees.
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Mid- Atlantic
Urbana
American Indian Society of
Washington, D.C
AIS
D.C
Mitchell Bush
Mr. Bush
Kenny Scabby Robe
Black Lodge
Mother Earth
Doctors Learn How Civil War Reconstructed Faces
Dr. Bradley Bengtson spoke at Hood College about the Civil War era plastic surgery that rebuilt damaged faces. He described initial bone grafts and facial flaps, noting how much today’s procedures descend from wartime techniques. Bengtson and Dr. Julian Kitz co authored books and self published their Medical Staff Press imprint. About 2,000 copies of the atlas and 6,000 of the soft back were produced, funded with $100,000 in startup capital.
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Bradley Bengtson
Hood College
Bengtson
Gettysburg Battlefield
Bergtson
Julian Kitz
Grand Rapids
Medical Staff Press
Teamsters strike UPS disrupts deliveries nationwide
The Teamsters halted UPS operations nationwide at 12 01 a m EDT after talks over part time work pensions and other issues collapsed. About 185 000 Teamsters walked out threatening to disrupt parcel deliveries across cities from Atlanta to Seattle and Phoenix. UPS executives urged a vote on the final offer while planning to move priority packages with a smaller workforce.
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Washington
Teamsters
United Parcel Service
America
Ron Carey
UPS
Atlanta
New York
Pittsburgh
Louisville
Dallas
Des Moines
Columbus
Ohio
Mil
Waukee
Seattle
Minneapolis
Phoenix
Ariz
Ralph Vernon
Dave Murray
Murray
Paul McAuliffe
Long
Woman Accused Of Stealing Bingo Money In Brunswick
Brunswick Police arrested Barbara Ann Pierce after surveillance footage showed her taking bingo cash from the Brunswick Volunteer Fire Co. receipts. Nearly 2,500 dollars disappeared from Friday night bingo events, with specific gaps on June 6, June 27, and July 11. Pierce, 40, faces five charges including two theft counts over 300 dollars and a theft scheme. A November 4 district court date is set in Frederick County.
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Brunswick
Brunswick Volunteer Fire Co
Barbara Ann Pierce
East Orndorff Drive
Michael Figgins
Ms. Pierce
Figgins
Fire Department
Pierce
Philip O'Donnell
Covert Camera Services Inc
Middletown
Roy Lipscomb
George Clary
Frederick County
Adventists' pipe organ awaits church completion
Dale Connor, longtime Adventist organist, will soon play at the Md 180 church once construction ends. The 1,644 pipe organ, built by Schantz of Orrville, Ohio, cost 276000 and features a 25 foot tethered console, a zimberstern set of bells, and metal chimes.
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Adventists
Dale Connor
Mr. Connor
Seventh-day Adventist Church
Adventist Drive
MD. 180
Butterfly Lane
Schantz Organ Co
Orrville
Ohio
Schantz
Connor
Rainy and windy outlook after Sunday storm
A brief but strong storm passed Frederick on Sunday dropping .07 inch of rain. A Cloverhill resident reported a tree down on Fieldstone Road with power outages lasting several hours. More strong winds and wet weather are forecast for today and beyond.
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Frederick
Cloverhill
Fieldstone Road
Frederick News-Post Index Reads On Recycled Paper
The Frederick News-Post prints daily index portions on 100 percent recycled paper, highlighting ongoing recycling efforts and the newspaper's commitment to sustainable practices.
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Frederick
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Bill Green
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