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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1984

Page

5

State’s finest student musicians in Frederick tonight

Gov Thomas Johnson High School hosts Maryland All-State Band with 185 members from Junior and Senior bands rehearsing over 16 hours. The public concert begins at 7:30 p.m. in the school's auditorium, featuring top instrumentalists chosen by band directors. Wayne Perry calls the event the cream of the crop.

Gov. Thomas Johnson High School Maryland Tr. High School Wayne Perry Maryland Band Directors’ Association Perry Public Bost Frederick County Stuart Berger James Croft Florida State University Croft California Roger Nixon Howard Hanson Sound of Said Croft Grace Kang Andrew Petranek Ms. Kang Walkersville High School Petranek Singanore High School Traci Miller Middletown High School Grange Etheridge John Phillip Souga Charis Bean Charis

EPA chief frames policy as balancing risk against risk

EPA administrator William D. Ruckelshaus told Princeton alumni audiences that public trust hinges on showing how values drive decisions, admitting uncertainties, and presenting risk assessments as a guide for policy. He contrasted voluntary versus involuntary risks and urged clearer communication of environmental trade offs.

Washington Environmental Protection Agency EPA William D. Ruckelshaus Princeton University Ruckelshans Ruckelshaus Princeton

Iran claims victory along border in border war

Iran says it liberated 60 square miles of borderland and seized strategic waterways in its offensive against Iraq. Iraq asserts mock air raids on Tehran and 11 other cities. Total casualties for two days exceed 4,000 with Iran claiming gains along a 15 mile by four mile area by Changuleh river and other waterways under Iranian control.

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