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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1985

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Poet-artist sculpts local hills in steel in Frederick

Jason Poe and a group from the Frederick County Vo-Tech Center shaped scrap steel into a three foot wide sculpture hanging from a Baker Park tree. A poem titled Midnight's Snow Dreams accompanies the piece, linking Frederick's hills to the sculpture's flowing forms. Poe notes the work moves with the viewer and aims to evoke the hometown's calm landscape. He explains the concept as a visual love song to Frederick and a memory written while in Iowa.

Jason Poe Erick Baker Park Parkway Elementary School Sam Yu Frederick Poe Frederick County Vo-Tech Center Hawaii N. College Parkway Parkway Elementary Grinnell College Iowa

Inside The News OR Weather Clear skies and cold

Weather brief notes clear skies and cold conditions. Local details and the national weather map are referenced for Ae period.

Mary Mills Profiles Spurting Sppiney Lanchet Real Estate Team

Mary Mills interviews a successful real estate team led by Sppiney Lanchet. The piece highlights growth in real estate and business finance while noting a church community angle. The text reflects on future-focused optimism and the irony of believing in a future that may not exist.

Mary Mills Sppiney Lanchet Real Estate

Gambling rights at Frederick clubs face curtailment in Maryland

A wave of legal changes targets fraternal gambling in Frederick and across Maryland after a Western Maryland circuit court ruled the law unconstitutional. Gov. Bughes backs restrictions while tavern owners press for profit gambling, citing unfair competition. Fraternal groups like American Legion Post 11 and Frederick Moose Lodge 371 defend charitable aims and lawful operations as lawmakers weigh revisions.

Frederick Maryland Harry R. Bughes Washington County John P. Corderman General Assembly American Legion Post 11 Legion Post Frederick Moose Lodge 371 Charles Fogle The Moose Fogle Mike Kefauver Middletown Amvets Kefauver Amvets

Bargains Aplenty At Frederick Education Auction

A woman bid $21 for an electric sewing machine as 400 plus bidders attended a sale of surplus Frederick County Board of Education items at the 4H Building Frederick Fairgrounds. Trout Auctioneers pitched first bids on cafeteria trays as attendees queued for the morning event.

Frederick County Frederick Founds Ann Hunters Fredeni Co County

NCPAC backs CBS stock bid to curb liberal bias

The National Conservative Political Action Committee pledges 100000 dollars to aid Sen. Jesse Helms in buying CBS stock to curb perceived liberal bias. Helms and Fairness in Media may raise another 100000 dollars to form a private investment group to take over the network.

Washington National Conservative Political Action Committee Jesse Helms CBS North Carolina Republican NCPAC John T. Dolan Helms Fairness In Media Media Group Securities and Exchange Commission

Kennedy says Americans tire of South Africa policies

Senator Edward M Kennedy, in South Africa at Desmond Tutu's invitation, told a Cape Town rally that Americans are losing patience with apartheid and will not support quiet diplomacy. He urged pushing sanctions and warned against constructive engagement as the solution. Kennedy planned talks in Namibia with church and nationalist leaders.

Cape Town South Africa Edward M. Kennedy Reagan Massachusetts Democrat Desmond Tutu Athlone South-West Africa Namibia Kennedy America

Army probes fatal Pershing 2 missile fire in West Germany

An unchecked fire aboard an unarmed Pershing 2 during a training exercise at Red Leg Missile Site near Heilbronn killed three soldiers and wounded 16. The Army dispatched specialists to investigate reasons for the launchless blaze as officials noted no nuclear warheads were involved.

Heilbronn West Germany Army James Cramblet Crambler Michael Griffon 56Th Griffon Red Leg Raymond Haddock Haddock

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