Felton retires after long Frederick County service
Felton Meade Felton a former Graftsmar and longtime Frederick County educator retires Feb 1 after guiding school planning funds and public relations. He recalls teaching math amid shortages and notes shifts toward central office control, sabbaticals, and the value of varied careers for education insight.
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Teachers and administration face role shifts in education
The discussion centers on restoring decision making to near the student, with advocates noting teachers gain job satisfaction when allowed to choose curricula. Felton outlines qualities of a good teacher, emphasizing love for children, verbal skill, subject mastery, and understanding child development. Felton, now retired, seeks meaningful volunteer work while noting retirement boundaries.
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Armstrong Leads U S Women in Alpine Skiing Rise
U S skier Armstrong, emerging after a World Championship knee injury and a strong season, climbs with eight races scoring points and rapid gains. Cindy Nelson, 19th here after knee rehab, predicts Armstrong will lead the U S women soon as Barbara Cochran’s 1972 alpine gold is recalled. The event, the first on the Olympic Alpine calendar, faced clouds and postponed downhills later in the week.
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Gemayel plan seeks sect representation in Lebanese senate
The proposal would create a 99 member parliament with a president elected by at least 55 votes and a prime minister chosen by parliament, shifting sunni leadership to parliamentary selection. Army morale falls as a third of 21000 troops refuse to fight amid Islamic rebel threats. Foreign minister al Sharaa warns US naval shelling cannot last forever. Evacuations from Beirut arrive in Cyprus aboard allied warships, including nationals from several states. Corrected Hyde at Lowery Air Force Base misidentified as Army Private.
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Chernenko Named Soviet Communist Party Leader at 72
veteran ideologist Chernenko rises to top post beside Brezhnev ally, lacking major administrative experience. He has long served in party propaganda and ideology roles, with a history dating to 1929 in Komsomol and the Central Committee.
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Chernenko Seeks Radical Policy Shift After Leadership Change
Commentators expect a new Soviet leader to pursue radical reforms in foreign or domestic policy. At the funeral of Andropov, Tatyana Andropova and their children Igor and Inna sat grieving as a Politburo delegation led by Chernenko offered condolences, marking the start of public mourning.
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