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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1980

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3

Maryland state song seen as rebel yell prompts bill

Senator Howard Denis proposes ending the 41 year status of Maryland's official state song Maryland My Maryland due to violent language and pro Confederate stanzas. He argues the piece promotes secession and overthrow of the government, urging modernization to a humane singable tune.

Annapolis Maryland Abe Lincoln Louisiana Baltimore Howard Denis R-Montgomery Denis Senate Consitutional and Public Law Committee Brooklyn, N.Y James William F. Franch Hyattsville Franck James Ryder Randall

Deaf girl plans career in dance in Dover

Cindy Smith, a 16 year old deaf Dover High junior, has already danced in New York with ballet star Mikhail Baryshnikov and plans to build a career in ballet. She learned to feel music through vibrations, teaches six days a week, and hopes to teach dance to the deaf while living independently. Her story highlights determination to pursue performance arts despite hearing loss.

Dover, del Cindy Smith Dover New York Mikhail Baryshnikov Cindy Delaware Regional Ballet Dover High Marian Mrs. Smith Hei Marion Tracy Dance Studio

Sentiment’s price fuels treasure hunt for old jewelry

As gold tops 400 dollars an ounce and silver above 48, Americans strip old keepsakes for cash. Dealers buy broken bracelets, watch parts, and coins while shoppers weigh sentiment against inflation. Prices vary by item, with insurance values and appraisals urged to decide when to sell.

Washington Tilly Washington Jewelry Jim Rosenheim Northeastern University Cincinnati Randy Sandler Denver Kenny McIntyre McIntyre Jac King Carl Martin Georgetown Harry Yaruss Rodman & Yaruss Gold Corp New York

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