Texas Radio Station WEMD Fires Five Longtime On Air
New Texas owners of WEMD terminate five employees including veteran on air personalities Tommy Granwell and Jim 40S. Granwell marks 31 and a half years on air and expresses disbelief while planning for his wife Jackie’s job. The firings, announced Wednesday, prompt reflections on a career cut short and the station’s future direction.
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New Year Resolutions Survey Highlights Prayer Over Drinking
Rasmussen Research poll shows 59 percent call 1998 good or excellent, 75 percent plan to pray at New Year, 42 percent will drink. Under 30 plan to drink 3 percent, 65 plus 25 percent. Men 62 percent vs women 45 percent for a midnight kiss. 46 percent plan resolutions, led by more time with family and savings. a child shares a playful goal to tidy his room and finish homework.
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Frederick cold weather shelter aids homeless as season begins
The shelter, a joint effort by local churches, the Department of Social Services, and the City of Frederick, provides beds, blankets, tea, and coffee. DSS outreach worker Melanie Garr notes 32 to 41 nightly visitors, with several moving to transitional housing. church volunteers enforce rules and connect clients with housing and jobs.
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Frederick Presbyterian Church
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Margie Lanes
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Calvary United Methodist Church
Fredenck Presbyterian Church
Evangelical Reformed United Church of Christ
Grace United Church of Christ
First Baptist
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Trinity United Methodist Church
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Angelical Lutheran Churchs
Christ Unethodist Church
Frederick City
Special delivery for D C mom in Washington suburb
Monica Droddy went into labor while driving near Upper Marlboro just after midnight on Friday. A neighbor, Joyce Ware, answered a frantic knock and called emergency services as Droddy, a second time mother, arrived at a hospital with her baby weighing 4 pounds 13 ounces after about twenty five minutes of labor.
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Mixed bag of wintry weather spreads across the nation
Storm forecasts warn of a mix of snow sleet and freezing rain, with accumulations and brutal winds. National Weather Service forecasters expect the system to shift from snow to ice and back, causing travel disruption from the Midwest to the Deep South as shoppers stock up on essentials.
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John Spencer, 100, former B&O foreman dies
John W. Spencer, 100, longtime Mount Airy resident and retired B&O Railroad track foreman, died Wednesday at Frederick Health Care Center. Born June 23, 1898, he was husband of the late Beatrice G. Spencer and son of John W. and Alberta Fossett Spencer. Survived by daughter Nadine Johnson and many relatives. Funeral services set for 10 a.m. Monday January 4 at Clin Ly Molesworth Funeral Home Damascus with callers from 3 a.m. until service. The Rev. Edward Conaway and Rev. Sharron Hall will officiate. Interment Lake View Memorial Park Sykesville.
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