Three area students win Joanne Grossnickle Scholarships
Three area college students receive the Joanne Grossnickle Scholarship awards Stephanie Harp Anne Reddick and Jeff Hiner are named recipients The fund honors Joanne Grossnickle linked to Singanore Francis Scott Key and Walkersville high schools and Union Bridge Church of the Brethren Funds support tuition room and board with awards announced annually in July applications evaluated by need ability potential and character
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Area College
Joanne Grossnickle
Stephanie Harp
Anne Reddick
Jeff Hiner
Singanore
Francis Scott Key
Walkersville
Union Bridge Church of the Brethren
Miss Grossnickle
Joanne Nancy Grossnickle
Johnsville
Linganore High School
Towson State
Towson
Joanne
Legislative Office
The
Church of the Brethren
c/o
Union Bridge
P.O. Box
Jack Derr
Joanne Grossuickle
Penn State
Aldersoe-Broaddus
City considers water conservation over expansion
City officials stress conservation as the key to amassing water supplies. Expansion and capacity alone won’t prevent scarcity. cheaper, shared devices could reduce usage and leak losses. In the short term bills may rise, but long term savings rely on widespread adoption.
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Young
Maryland Farmers Seek Longer Relief Amid Disaster Aid Debate
Maryland lawmakers urge broader aid for drought hit farms in the state and worry over grain offerings. They note 110 million dollars in damages, call for extended dairy relief, and oppose more loans while confirming 20 tons of donated bay will be sent to Hagerstown for Western Maryland relief.
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Agriculture Department
Hagerstown
Maryland
Dyson
Secretary of Agriculture
Hughes
Group urges crackdown in Montgomery County area
Local residents at a Monday meeting urged a crackdown on drug activity in the All Saints Street and Mullinix Park area. Participants reported about 40 suspicious license plates and discussed a neighborhood watch, pruning bushes, and possibly special police patrols to deter gatherings.
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Montgomery County
Young
Mullinix Park
All Saints Street
Former CIA Agent May Have Defected to Soviet Union
The Izvestia newspaper in Moscow reported that Edward Lee Howard, a fugitive ex CIA agent accused of selling U.S. intelligence secrets to Moscow, was granted the right of residence in the USSR for political and humanitarian reasons.
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CIA
Soviet Union
Moscow
U.S
Izvestia
Edward Lee Howard
U.S.S.R
Donated hay debate with Rehnquist hearings overwhelms agenda
Amid drought relief requests and school orientations in Maryland and Damascus, press coverage centers on Nixon era papers linked to William Rehnquist. Senators clash over leaks while Biden downplays the furor as Th urnond seeks FBI review and ethics probes into document handling. President Reagan had previously nominated Rehnquist to succeed Burger as chief justice.
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Strom Thurmond
S.C
Judiciary Committee
FBI
Joseph Biden
D-Del
Minority Committee
Biden
Senate Select Committee On Ethics
Justice Department
Thurmond
Mark Goodin
Leahy
Orrin Hatch
Utah
Rehnquist
Antonin Scalia
Supreme Court
Reagan
Warren E. Burger
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Rae
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