Independent Living After Marriage Gap
The article profiles Ms. Miller and Mr. Rodmiller, both single in their thirties, choosing independent lives over marriage. They discuss finances, personal growth, and freedom from traditional expectations as they pursue activities, education, and social life while redefining happiness beyond partnership. They cherish independence, travel, and self-definition, with love found in trust and friendship.
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Dian
Ale
Abe
Sale
Meneraee
Katt
Robwiller
David
Ms. Miller
School reports structural defects in walls at Landing Hill site
The district seeks remediation after Test Tech found several walls not plumb and areas of waviness, with the dining area wall not laterally braced as specified. Architect Tom King will draft a repair plan, to be reviewed by the board in private with the construction attorney. Sam Koski urged prompt action as a baseline inspection follows.
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Spring Ridge
Test Tech
Farmer
Funeral notices for Myers Sherman and Schneider in Maryland
Funeral services were held for Nelson Walker Bing Myers Jr. of Yameville at Etchison Memorial Chapel Frederick. Interment in Mount Olivet Cemetery. Also memorial Mass for Robert Galvin Sherman of Frederick at St John the Evangelist Church with private interment. Mary Cora Schneider of Westminster funeral at New Windsor with interment in Pipe Creek Cemetery.
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Nelson Walker
Bing” Myers Jr
Mussetter Road
Yameville
Washington Adventist Hospital
Takoma Park
Etchison Memorial
Keeney & Basford Funeral Home
E. Church St
Frederick
Philip D. Tockwell
Sjamsville United
al Smith
Milton Romiere Roche Gendhe Charlee Miller
Maurice Mount
George ¥. Grubbs
Nelson W. Myers IV
David L. Cupp
Michael R. Reece
Roy L. Weller
Franklin N. Weller
Frederick T. Weller
Paul K. Beard
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Mr. Myers
Sophia Keller Myers
Robert Galvin Sherman
St. John the Evangelist
Tie Hey
James W. Hannon
Edward V. Echle
Sherman
Mary Cora Schneider
Long Valley Road
Westminster
New Windsor
D.D. Hartsler
Bruce Weaver
Edgewood
Pennsylvania firm builds oversized casket for 1125 pound man
Carl Short, production manager at Casket cante, notes the company is the largest maker of specially oversized caskets. The 1125 pound man weighed a velvet box about 54 inches wide and 88 inches long, with 54 by 88 by 88 inches deep. A forklift moved the body after a 4 by 6 foot wall section was breached to remove him from the Hempstead home. The 100 mile north Philadelphia area location is cited.
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Carl Short
Byoon
Philadelphia
Funeral ceremonies planned for slain hostage
Two Americans killed by Lebanese captors receive honors as Vice President Quayle and Defense officials prepare speeches. Remains of Col. Higgins and Mr. Buckley flown from Dover to burial sites at Quantico and Arlington. Higgins would have turned 47 on January 15. Buckley was single.
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Washington
Dan Quayle
William Higgins
William Buckley
CIA
Pentagon
Dick Cheney
Col. Higgins
Mr. Buckley
Dover Air Force Base
Del
Quantico National Cemetery
Triangle
Arlington National Cemetery
United Nations
Lebanon
Marine Corps
Vietnam
Being Single Offers Paths To Meet People And Build Friends
The article discusses that singles may seek not just romance but social circles and friendships. Dr Maslin notes opportunities to meet others through shared activities like concerts and church, and stresses consistent effort, taking risks, and doing preferred activities to increase the chance of meeting someone with similar interests.
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Frederick
Dr. Maslin
Sheiles
Mielihard
Doctors optimistic on AIDS drug combo trial results
London reports early AIDS study results show acyclovir paired with AZT reducing deaths. The Times cites Dr. Paul noting a 10 percent death rate in patients treated with the Acyclovir AZT regimen, while control group access was limited during the trial.
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London
the Times
Paul
Gordon U.S. mayor contemplates 1993 bid amid police row
Gordon signals possible run again while refusing to let it overshadow his work with the city. He cites misconceptions and defends a decadeslong police department overhaul begun in 1969, noting friction with the Fraternal Order of Police over pace of reform and Chief Ashton’s retirement. He stresses budgets, regional cooperation, and downtown vitality, and reiterates support for a city manager while admitting the job remains demanding.
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Gordon
Richard J. Ashton
FOP
Ashton
Frederick County
Frederick
Carroll Creek
Bush launches Asia trip to urge free trade with partners
President Bush sails for Australia, Singapore, Korea and Japan with senior US business executives to promote free and fair markets. He frames the mission as a two way street, while Japan denies plans to curb auto exports ahead of his visit to Tokyo and Canberra.
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Mr. Bush
Bush
Australia
Singapore
Korea
Japan
U.S
Koji Watanabe
Earde Bs
Taxpayers In Action Faces Challenge From New Group
A new tax group forms as taxpayers in action faces critique from Ty and Sundergill. Sundergill praises the constructive Taxpayers in Action while criticizing the former group after a suit alleging illegal meetings in May was dismissed by a Montgomery County judge. Gray is unavailable for comment.
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Likre
Taxpayers Tn Action
Sundergill
Mr. Gray
Gail Bowerman
Montgomesy
Gray
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Nelson Myers Jr
Robert Sherman
Dorothy
Marsh Sherman
Frederick Funeral
Robert E. Dailey & Son
Mary Schneider
Auto At Design de Leas
Pennsylvania
Watanabe
Nbc-Tv
Sydney
National Maritime Museum
Canberra
Paul Keating
New Tax Group
Frederick Cablevision, Inc
Ltoe
Vas
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