Drum major for justice Dr. King holiday tribute
Guest column by JAnthony T Podesta lauds Martin Luther King Jr for shaping nonviolent social change and legal progress. He cites Chicago integration work, moral leadership, and a call to finish discrimination while honoring King’s fusion of faith and politics and urging broad civic action through 1986 and beyond.
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Martin Luther King Jr
Dr. King
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Martin Luther King
Dr King
King
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Arts program at Frederick County schools gains push
The Frederick County Board of Education considers adding two lead instructor roles in music and drama to launch a county wide arts program at Thomas Johnson High School. After three years of study the plan envisions students from across the county sharing buses with vocational students as the Vo Tech Center paves the way for a dedicated arts “school.”
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Frederick County
Stuart Berger
Thomas Johnson High School
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Thomas Johnson
Frederick
John F Kennedy
Broadway
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U.S. perceived soft spot in Middle East policy
Washington columnist JACK ANDERSON argues U.S. policy favored Arab radicals over stable regimes. He details Libya's 1969 coup led by Muammar Khadafy, the fall of King Idris, and State Department paralysis, blaming Western officials for romanticizing anti Western revolutions and overlooking real threats to U.S. oil interests and security.
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Middle East
United States
Iran
Ayatollah Khomeini
Libya
Muammar Khadafy
State Department
Henry Kissinger
U.S
Idris
U.S. State Department
Turkey
Benghazi
Oae Tifanen
Khadafy
United Nations
NATO
King Jaris
Oial
Department
Mad mail and other letters from Andy Rooney
A collection of reader letters responding to Andy Rooney's columns. Voices range from compliments and jokes to corrections about obituaries translators and insurance opinions. Readers from Denver Arlington Salt Lake City Freehold and San Diego share personal views on media, politics, and insurance costs.
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June Brennan
Rocky Mountain News
Colorado
Jule
Denver
Frederick Bricks Works Oyster Feed Returns Employees Joy
Fifty years back Frederick Bricks Works Inc held an oyster feed in the machine room as employees celebrated a strong year. The firm had shipped over 1,000,000 bricks in 1955 amid music, song, and tap dancing by center staff. An aburgalr who set fire to IT Gould’s Baltimore home fled after a collision with a fire patrol employee, then proposed splitting up with the helper. A seven room frame dwelling on Fourth Avenue and A Street in Brunswick was auctioned for 1500 to Real Estate and Improvement Co with William M Kennedy as agent and Charles S Hutter as auctioneer.
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Ray Thomas
Salt Lake City
Thomas
Wisconsin
Frederick Bricks Works Inc
Gould
Baltimore
Warren Debreis
Fire Patrol
Debreis
Milton L. Holler
Mildred W. Hollar
Fourth Avenue
A Street
Brunswick
The
Real Estate and Improvement Co
William M. Kennedy
John 5. Newman
Parsons Newman
Charles S. Hutter
James L. Bryan enters Brunswick mayoral race pledge
Twenty years ago James L. Bryan, publisher of the Blade Times, announced his Brunswick mayoral bid with a plan to improve the town water supply and expand the sewer system if elected. His opponent, former councilman Jess B. Orndorff, entered after acting mayor James E. Cummings died. SAFE DRIVING awards were given to Frederick City employees for varying years without accidents. Thirty-one teachers' aides were to be hired in three Frederick County Elementary schools to support a new language and reading program.
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James L. Bryan
The
Blade Times
Brunswick
Jess B. Orndorff
James E. Cummings
Frederick City
Joseph Bowers
James Smith
Arthur Weizel
Russel Morgan
Marvin Cowell
Albert Crummitt
Robert Crummitt
Arthur Tobery
Irvin Welty
Homer Stone
Frank Bachman
Voine Boillinger
Douglas Hooper
Phillip Myers
Charles White
Russel
Morgan Jr
Emory Shaffer
Frederick County
Teens seek steady dating and acne advice from Dr Wallace
A reader Mona from Mount Vernon asks why teens, especially girls, settle for steadier dating, while a boy asks about pimples and acne. Dr Wallace explains dating dynamics, then addresses acne, noting it is not caused by diet or hygiene and recommending professional dermatology care and gentle skin care.
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Dr. Wallace
Knight In Shining Armor
Mona
Mount Vernon
Ohio
Peter
Wil
Twit
Ted
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