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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1986
Page
3
Frederick notes a Gov Thomas Johnson High School concert by the United States Air Force Band and Singing Sergeants drew a sold out crowd, with hundreds unable to attend due to popularity. The piece praises the band's high musical standards and frequent returns, urging readers to line up for future shows.
Roy Meachum reflects on the first TEEN TALKBACK produced for Frederick Cablevision at West Frederick Middle School. Seventeen to nineteen youths led discussions on drugs in schools including searches, personal dignity, and undercover enforcement, with adults learning from the students. The piece stresses youth leadership, community communication, and a call for ongoing engagement as Frederick County evolves.
An American arms dealer and associates face trial in New York after a Customs tip exposed an attempted arms sale to Poland including T-72 tanks and SAM-7 missiles. The men defend the plan as part of a broader intelligence use, while officials deny any sanctioned illegal transaction.
mscreon Files of the News-Post reports P. L. Hargett Company, with over two decades in business, moved beside the old store into a combined 11 000 square foot building built by Lloyd C. Culler. The old site will be used for storage. the new plan features a 40 foot wide display, flanked by dual entrances.
Claude R. Delauter Jr., 20 years ago chosen to join the Frederick City Housing Authority to replace G. Raymond Shipley who resigned after being elected Orphans Court judge. Delauter, a Frederick Junior High guidance counselor, will serve the remainder of the four year term. Fire drill at Md 75 scene involved seven hours of work by Libertytown Union Bridge Woodsboro and Walkersville companies as a two story house was moved for State Roads improvements near New Market. The Junior Group of the Negro Business and Professional Women’s Club organized in Frederick to encourage young Black women into professions with officers including Blanche Diggs Marie Smith Valerie Allen and others.
Gerrid Rice of Frederick commends the Frederick Cablevision Teen Talkback program. He urges adults to listen and collaborate with teens to bridge gaps, stressing mutual understanding, respect, and ongoing dialogue for a healthier community.
A letter by THOMAS J. CRANEY, Frederick High School psychologist, mourning the death of William Shively. The tribute praises his spirit, his unwavering kindness, and his impact on students and staff, noting his philosophy of love given freely through action and listening.
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