Lenten services listed by Frederick County churches
Frederick County churches plan Ash Wednesday Holy Communion and Lenten services for February 24 and through Lent. Holy Communion and ashes to be observed at Peace in Christ Lutheran Church at 7 30 p m. Rev. Betzner to lead. Combined service at United Methodist Jefferson on Main Street. Weekly services sponsored by Christ Reformed Middletown UMC and Zion Lutheran with sermon themes The Bread of Life The Good Shepherd The Vine The Door The Light of the World The Way The Truth The Life. A Good Friday service hosted by Christ Reformed Church April 9. Calvary UMC hosts a 630 p m covered dish supper February 24 followed by hymns. An Ash Wednesday vigil 7 am to 7 pm at Grace UCC with Holy Communion. Bush Creek Church of the Brethren hosts a Lenten service February 24. Myersville Church of the Brethren holds a Lenten dinner February 24. Faith UCC Charlesville observes Ash Wednesday at 815 p m. Mount Pleasant UCC to hold a Holy Communion service on Ash Wednesday. Continued on Page A-3.
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Zion Lutheran Church
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Jesus — the Vine
Susan R. Halse
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Frederick Carroll sites ruled out for power plant
Delegate Ray Beck announced that the Department of Natural Resources ruled out Frederick and Carroll counties as power plant sites. Earlier residents were told the two Frederick County tracks near Emmitsburg and Ladiesburg were among the best options, with Howard A. Mueller Jr. directing the process.
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Maryland Weather Outlook With Cloudiness Then Sun
A East Coast storm keeps skies cloudy today with some sun returning Tuesday. Maryland regions carroll frederick howard montgomery and washington counties expect mostly cloudy cold highs in 30s to near 40, with gradual clearing and Tuesday sun. Monocacy river sites were deemed feasible only with costly cooling, leaving FP and CP areas eliminated for power plant development.
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Reservations on new federalism plan face county leaders
Washington AP report says leaders of county governments and governors voiced strong reservations to President Reagan's proposal to shift billions of dollars in federal programs to states and localities. They praised his intent but questioned methods and financing. They seek full state responsibility for welfare and a share of current federal revenues, urging an equitable funding mechanism.
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Solons split on hiking aid to El Salvador
Washington lawmakers diverge on increasing aid to El Salvador as constituents fear deeper U S involvement. Senator Paul Tsongas and Representative William Gray III express concern, while Senator Harry Byrd Jr. defends policy amid public doubt about another Vietnam. House hearings resume after Lincoln and Washington birthdays as economic worries rise.
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Annie B Maples of Dunedin Dies in Florida
Annie B Brunner Kemp Maples of Dunedin Florida died February 20 age 96. She graduated Hood College 1913 and Teachers College Columbia, taught Sunday school and belonged to Garden Club Red Cross Grenfell Mission. Survived by three children, 12 grandchildren, 6 great grandchildren. graveside service February 27 at Mount Olivet Cemetery.
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Portillo proposes pact to ease Nicaragua crisis
Mexican President Jose Lopez Portillo urged a nonaggression pact to reduce arms amid Nicaragua’s Sandinista government and exile training in Honduras, Florida, and California. He linked disarmament to expanded public works and hinted at improving U S Cuban ties while pursuing an El Salvador peace plan. In Cape Canaveral a shuttle external tank loading test was slated as major this week after a successful mock Columbia flight with a brief computer delay.
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Koch to run for governor in New York
Mayor Edward J. Koch changes plan from deferring to pursuing the Democratic nomination for governor. He will announce at Gracie Mansion with aide Evan Cornoy saying the move makes him the front-runner to succeed Governor Hugh Carey, who is not seeking a third term.
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Investigative call to shift Abscam case handling
Investigative columnist Jack Anderson urges Abscam investigators to change their approach in handling the case. The Weather section forecasts a cool start to the week with cloudy skies, while fashion writer Martin Stup suggests a bold hairstyle to beat winter monotony.
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Inside The News Nothing Can Harm A Good Man Quote
A brief quotation from Socrates asserts that no one can harm a good man in life or death, reflecting a philosophical stance on virtue and resilience. No news event or identifiable person is stated.
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Washington victory narrative follows Yorktown triumph
The piece chronicles General Washington planning a post Yorktown visit to confer with the Continental Congress about military affairs and the Army’s condition. It highlights Thomas Nelson’s role in quartering prisoners, Nelson’s prior service, and the swift dispatch of 6,000 captured troops toward Winchester and Frederick Town after Cornwallis’s surrender.
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