Hood opens 93rd year with honor for Harry Rosenfeld
Hood College marks its 93rd year with a convocation honoring Harry A. Rosenfeld developer of The Frederick Shopping Center and longtime community leader. President Martha E. Church praised his quiet generosity and urged students to follow his example by volunteering. A moment of silence was observed for 1985 graduate Toni King.
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Talks Could Open U S Soviet Air Travel Link
The Reagan administration proposes talks next month to resume direct air travel between the United States and the Soviet Union, aiming for broader agreements on culture and air safety. A Geneva meeting in November may see signings with Mikhail Gorbachev.
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Tide of anti apartheid violence claims 15 black lives
In South Africa police report 15 blacks killed in anti apartheid protests tied to demands for Nelson Mandela's release. Eleven were shot in Guguletu near Cape Town when security forces dispersed marchers, with over 60 wounded including 12 police. Three more deaths occurred elsewhere in the country.
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Eckel joins Frederick County commissioners as admin assistant
Peter Eckel, 29, becomes Frederick County commissioners administrative assistant at $30,200 a year, replacing Kenneth Coffey who left to serve as admin assistant to Howard County Executive J. Hugh Nichols. Eckel is independent minded, plans to screen candidates for an administrative aide, and will coordinate public relations while learning county operations.
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Frederick public works worker to appeal firing over union push
Steve Utterback, 29, fired Aug. 16 from the city of Frederick public works yard, said he will appeal his dismissal in court if not reinstated through municipal channels. City officials say incompetence and insubordination sparked the termination. Utterback alleges the move targets his unionizing effort begun in February. He plans to file an appeal with the city personnel commission and asked mayoral candidates to attend a post–City Hall press conference.
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Frederick school board requires final exams in four major subjects
Frederick County board approves policy change mandating final exams only in English social studies science and mathematics for grades 9 to 12. Superintendent Berger says teachers in other subjects may still give exams but not required. A committee led by Michael Riley will study countywide standardized testing with a winter recommendation. The board also expands attorney services for employees facing criminal charges in the line of duty and approves a Brunswick High School project to boost judicial awareness with trips to Washington and Supreme Court arguments. total cost 1 446 with 263 funded by Brunswick.
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Maryland trapshooter joins Hall of Fame
Robert Smith of Taneytown becomes the first Marylander inducted into the American Trapshooting Hall of Fame. The feature highlights his career while a warm, sunny day with highs around 82 to 86 is noted in Western Maryland.
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