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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1982
Page
3
About 200 residents will list the five most important educational needs for Frederick County from preschool through adult education. The March 2 Hood College workshop, sponsored by Community Commons with the Board of Education, aims to funnel individual views into group rankings for policymakers.
A Copley News Service analysis argues that terrorism differs from other warfare and demands aggressive, coordinated action. It emphasizes intelligence over heroism, upgrading FBI CIA ties with foreign agencies, organizing anti-terrorist strike forces, and tightening laws and swift punishment. The piece cites Red Brigades methods, international links, and lessons from past incidents to urge decisive measures to win the terrorist war.
Washington reports $2 million of nine million in federal fuel assistance for New Mexico unaccounted. Investigators from Health and Human Services and the FBI probe possible misuses tied to Governor Bruce King appointee Herman Grace. A fourth of funds located. Grace on leave.
The funeral for James H Gambrill Sr., a longtime Frederick citizen aged 102, was held at All Saints Church with Rev. Hooft and Rev. Barker Turner presiding. Interment followed at Mount Olivet Cemetery, honoring a man who celebrated a century and a 102nd birthday.
A Rochester NY couple urge Frederick County to reject a proposed truck stop in New Market, saying it would harm tourism and local business. A second letter from Mrs William Eyler of Frederick advocates animal welfare, criticizing traps and animal cruelty and urging support for humane societies and pet care.
The Negro Business and Professional Women's Club Inc. Senior and Young Adults Clubs thank readers for coverage of the Blood Pressure Measurement Specialist Program held at Asbury United Methodist Church. Thanks are extended to Dr. Kong, Mrs. Jeanane Charleston, Mrs. Beverly Hand, and volunteer nurses. Plans for a Health Fair are underway, and a sickle cell screening program is being organized by Miss Dolores Green.
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