Pow wow in Baltimore celebrates Native culture
Baltimore hosts its 17th annual American Indian Pow Wow drawing about 70 tribes. Dancers in regalia perform Grand Entry daily. prize money totals 10 000 dollars. Proceeds support the Baltimore American Indian Center programs including a museum and job training.
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Baltimore
Barry Richardson
Baltimore American Indian Center
Orioles
Mr. Richardson
South Carolina
Ray Little Turtle
Pembroke
N.C
Omie Dunn
Lumberton N.C
Ms. Dunn
Lumbee- Cheraw
Gerri Farley
Essex
North Carolina
Richardson
Hood hosts panel on Soviet coup in The USSR in Disarray
Hood College presents The Three Day Coup panel discussion in Avalon Studio Totem Arts Building on August 28 at 7 30 p m. Led by Leonard Latkovski with Martins Zvaners and Mary Lou Foley, the panel includes Latkovskis Baltic travels and insights on Yeltsins potential victory and Baltic independence. Free and open to the public.
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Hood College
Ussr
Avalon Studio
Totem Arts
Leonard Latkovski
Hood
Martins Zvaners
American Latvian Association
Mary Lou Foley
Tours Design
Soviet Union
Katkovski
Latvia
Baltics
Soviet Republics
Dr. Latkovski
Red Army
Lithuania
Estonia
Latkovski
Boris Yeltsin
Surrogate Grandma Carries Grandchildren for Daughter
ABERDEEN 8 A.D. AP Arlette Schweitzer 42 becomes the first American woman to serve as a surrogate mother for her daughter Christa Uchytil 22. Twins due late Oct or early Nov. eggs from Christa fertilized with her husband’s sperm and implanted in Schweitzer’s uterus. The family hopes to help others with fertility problems while facing ethic questions about the arrangement and identity.
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Aberdeen
Arlette Schweitzer
Mrs. Schweitzer
Christa Uchytil
Dan
Schweitzer
Kevin Uchytil
Sioux City
Iowa
Public workers urge council to reject raises in spite
Vincent Foo leader of the Montgomery County Public Employees Council asks the Montgomery County Council to deny raises of about five percent for 20 000 public employees. He argues after a settlement with no cost of living increase the raises would be unethical and hypocritical. Isiah Leggett council president had supported raises but Foo says the action would be seen as unaffordable and improper given the denied pay rise.
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Gaithersburg
Montgomery County
Vincent Foo
Ieience Eee
Isiah Leggett
Foo
Montgomery County Public Employees Council
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Montgomery County Bureau
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