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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1985

Page

9

Walter Cronkite sailing trip nets 3800 at MV auction

In Edgartown Massachusetts a charity Possible Dreams Auction raised funds for Martha’s Vineyard Community Services. A sailing trip with Walter Cronkite sold for 3800 dollars and a flight with Christopher Reeve brought 1800. Other items included a Washington Post tour and an ultimate pet home dream sold for 3200. Proceeds reached about 33000 plus 310 at the door.

Edgartown Mass Walker Cronkite Superman Christopher Reeve Martha's Vinyard Walter Cronkite Island Mary Cronkite Betsy Douglas Garron Howard Andrews Patricia Neal Reeve WMVY CBS Rick Masciotta Katharine Graham The Washington Post Co Washington Post Graham Henry Grunwald Time Magazine Time Newsweek People Sports Illustrated Possible Dreams Martha's Vineyard Community Services

Frederick Fair leader hails local event’s strong support

Joe Free president of the Great Frederick Fair addressed the Glade Valley Lions Club about Frederick Fair and its history. He called the fair one of the best in the nation with strong community backing and noted its service to Frederick and the state. He also spoke to the State Fair Board, of which he is a member, about backing for local fairs and community shows.

Joe Free Frederick Glade Valley Lions Club Free State Fair Board

Lawrence Sees Slow Change After Riots in Massachusetts

A year after violent clashes between whites and Hispanics in Lawrence, Massachusetts, renovations at the Tower Hill housing project proceed slowly with little visible change. City and state officials cite ongoing housing repairs, job programs, and a new human services agency, while critics warn of persistent crime, discrimination, and unmet needs.

Lawrence, Mass Tower Hill Project Human Rights Commission Justice Department Lawrence Martin Walsh Cootchep Mevin Sidliiuewe WOU Mill City Boston Blanchette John Buekdey Buckley GCA Corp State Criminal Justice Training Council Joseph Tylus Alex Rodriguez Massachusetts Commission Against Discrimination

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