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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1983

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4

Frederick Memorial Hospital Volunteers Remembered After Snow Storm

An open letter thanks four wheel drive drivers and volunteers who battled two feet of snow during Frederick County’s record storm to shuttle hospital staff. Names are listed for credit alongside acknowledgments from the hospital’s trustees and president.

Dante Frederick Memorial Hospital Frederick County Chet Myrick White House Sabillasville Frederick John Cannon South Market Street Dave Wickham Bob Dave Buree Precision Corporation Oneg

Frostburg State College to expand high tech curriculum

Frostburg State College Faculty Assembly urges economic renewal through high technology and a better trained computer competent workforce. The group thanks Dr. Jean Spencer, Governor Hughes, and the Legislature for allocating 7 million dollars for state wide computer equipment in eight Maryland colleges and universities.

Maryland Maryland Colleges and Universes Jean Spencer

Landholding cap limited bill heads in Frederick County

A bill to limit land ownership to 500 acres for farming was introduced by Delegate John D. Nicodemus of Walkersville. Frederick High School won the county basketball title by defeating Middletown High 25 to 32 at the Frederick Armory, with Wise leading Middletown and Keller notable for Frederick. Hood College plans a 40th anniversary celebration for Dr. Joseph H. Apple’s presidency. Rev. Allen A. Stockdale of Washington DC will speak at Hood College vesper services in Brodbeck Hall. The late ex President Calvin Coolidge was a member of this church. Stockdale will address the Frederick County Ministerial Association on “Why We Laugh.”

Ed Moore Walkersville Ats Brian DeLong Mount Airy Frederick Frederick County John D. Nicodemus Frederick High School Middletown High Frederick Armory Wise Middletown Charlie Keller Helm Haller James Nikirk Joseph H. Apple Hood College Allen A. Stockdale D.D First Congregational Church Washington, D.C Brodbeck Hall Calvin Coolidge Stockdale

Frederick Memori al Hospital Earns Pulse Certificate

Twenty years ago Frederick Memorial Hospital received a Pulse on Patient Relations Certificate of Merit for material submitted by Roselia Arnold, hospital public relations chairwoman, aiding its patient relations program. The award makes the hospital eligible for the Pulse National Patient Relations Award. James E Bruchey, USN, son of Richard and, East Patrick Street Frederick, serves on the icebreaker USS Glacier halted in Operation Deep Freeze 63 Antarctic duties.

Frederick Memorial Hospital Pulse On Roselia Arnold Pulse James E. Bruchey USN Richard T. Bruchey East Patrick Street Frederick Glacier

Explosive film clash over lead shot documentary

Interior Department battles over a Carter era documentary about shotgun pellets and lead shot. A Fish and Wildlife ballistic expert hired to promote steel shot loses his job, while an Oregon producer’s film costs taxpayers 28500 dollars. The story links to Reagan era plans to privatize weather satellites and a debate on transfer costs, privacy and national security.

Washington Kremlin Interior Department Fish and Wildlife Service Longfellow Oregon Dan Biggs Vicki Warren Arnett National Wildlife Federation Fish and Wildlife Minion Wildlife Federation

State of Black America shows long term economic decline

The National Urban League reports continued deterioration in living conditions for Black Americans, noting inflation adjusted income declines since the 1960s, a wide income gap, rising poverty, and massive losses from labor market inequality totaling 54.3 billion in 1980 and 543 billion over the 1970s, with little sign of improvement. It calls for systemic reforms to create jobs and equal opportunities.

National Urban League America David Swinton State of Black America Reagan Swinton Isbor

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