Scouting Helps Prepare Girls for Life and Work
Sandra Porter, executive director of the National Commission on Working Women, called girl scouting a key path to social change for American women. Speaking at Mount Saint Marys College to 385 leaders, she urged leaders to foster economic independence, professional volunteering, and self‑advocacy while detailing workshops on politics, child abuse, and public speaking during the Leadership Weekend hosted by Penn Laurel Girl Scout Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Penn Laurel
Mount Saint Mary’s College
Emmitsburg
Sara Platz
FCC
Dixie Miller
Hood College
Melisea Cline
Frederick County Social Services
J. Thomas Zufall
Sandra Porter
National Commission On Working Women
Ms. Porter
Joan Henderson
Dan Zobler
Joy Pittman Gurley
Girl Scout Council
Commission of Working Women
Washington, D.C
Council
Mount Saint Mary's College
Porter
Joe Porter
Tom Zufall
Maryland State Police
Meredith Jeffers
Frederick’ Dds
Frederick Community College
Bill
Irene Conrad
Mount
Airy
Mc Conrad
Maryland faces $600 million loss if VEIP challenge wins
Maryland could lose at least 600 million in federal funds over five years if Carroll County and Mount Airy prevail in a legal challenge to the Vehicle Emission Inspection Program. State officials warn the sanctions could span 1985 to 1989, with potential highway funds and revenue sharing affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Carroll County
Mount Airy
General Assembly
Environmental Protection Agency
Dale Hilliard
Maryland Department of Transportation
EPA
Hilliard
California
Charles Thompson
Carroll
Ria Jabi Hillard
James E. Molesworth
Flower Court
Molesworth
Hagerstown
Baltimore-Washington
Del
VEIP
Farbenhorn
Witness sought in fatal I-70 crash on Tuesday
State police seek the driver of a yellow Camaro who witnessed the Tuesday fatal crash on west bound I-70 at South Street. Rodney E. Watkins, 27, of Baltimore, died when his car hit a gravel truck driven by George J. Chapman, 45, of Bradbury Heights. Investigators say Watkins swerved and question why he changed lanes. The Camaro driver should call 663-3101. Watkins is Frederick County’s first traffic fatality this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George J. Chapman
Bradbury Heights
Watkins
Harver
Frederick County
Also Mentioned on This Page
Melissa Cline
Frederick County Department of Social Services
Jim Beam
Heineken
Hermann Herder
J He
Hardenhorn
Charles L. Gillis
Valley Tax Service
East Main St
Middletown, Md
Peter Cananice
Steve Biggs
Society of Public Ac
T Ck Ie
Frederick Phone Company
McComa Drive
Roy Rogers