Mount St. Marys joins Black History Month events
Mount St. Marys College sponsors Black History Month activities led by the Minority Students Association. A 12 member steering committee organizes campus events highlighting black contributions in religion, arts and education, culminating Feb 10 with a 7 p.m. mass in the Immaculate Conception chapel led by Rev. Carl A Fisher with the St Augustine Gospel Choir. Additional February events include a Baltimore Lyric Opera House trip, A Soldier's Story screening, and on campus displays. Information via the Office of Minority Affairs and Mount PR at (301) 447-4122 ext 384.
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Guardsman in Two Roles At Rockville Giant Store
Carlos Q Hidalgo-Gato works as first cutter at the Giant Food Store meat department in Cabin John Shopping Center Rockville. He also serves in the Maryland Army National Guard, supplying gear for Company D 58th Support Battalion in Hagerstown, with service dating to 1962 and multiple promotions and awards.
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Rockville
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Carlos Q. Hidalgo-Gato
Hagerstown
Army Reserve
Conway, Pa. Town Jittery Over Conrail Sale
Hard-hit Conway residents fear the government sale of 85 percent of Conrail. They worry a new owner could move or close the 40-train-a-day yard, threatening 3,000 residents whose economy revolves around the railroad. Unions back Alleghany Corp. bids while Congress weighs a stock introducer plan.
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Pittsburgh
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Norfolk Southern Railroad
J. Willard Marriott
Robert Edgar
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Western doubts about missing Americans in Vietnam
Western diplomats in Hanoi said they find no evidence that any Americans are alive in Vietnam and doubt any remain missing. Hanoi maintains there are no U.S. prisoners, while U.S. officials cite hundreds of sightings since 1975 and press for full accounting of 2483 MIAs across Vietnam, Laos, and Cambodia.
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