Draft reinstatement wins broad student support at Maryland confab
Tim Madey of Brunswick High School led a bill proposed at the Maryland Association of Student Councils convention. Nearly two thirds voted in favor of reinstating the draft to expand military options, arguing current armed forces are insufficient.
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Maryland Association of Student Councils
Tim Madey
Brunswick High School
United States
U.S
Madey
Abby Warshowsky
Frederick High School
Frederick County Student Association
MASC
Frederick
Russia
Soviet Union
Eleanor Roosevelt High School
Greenbelt
Maryland General Assembly
Mount Airy group aims to attract tourist trade
Mount Airy seeks to boost downtown revival with the new Downtown Mount Airy Association. President-elect Robert P. Hilton plans incorporation to qualify for federal rehabilitation grants and attract merchants, promote promotions, and fill 2,000 square feet of vacant space. The effort follows a rebound from mall competition as rents stay affordable. The group meets 7:30 p.m. second Monday each month at WELW.
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Mount Airy
New England
Robert P. Hilton
Downtown
Hilton
League for Handicapped to begin fund raiser
The League for the Handicapped launches its 1880 Crippled Child Campaign with a noon to 2 p.m. luncheon on February 7 at 1111 East Cold Spring Lane. Campaign chairs include Tom Matte and Al Bumbry, with regional leaders named for Anne Arundel and Carroll counties.
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League For the Handicapped
League
East Cold Spring Lane
Tom Matte
Baltimore Colt
al Bumbry
Robert Powell
Anne Arundel County
Harriet Houghton
Hart
George C. de
Middletown planners approve driveways and home office requests
In Middletown city hall a planning meeting debated four matters. Karen Koogle sought to pave a shared driveway for a home beauty shop at 212 E Main St, with runoff concerns to be reviewed by the highway department. William J. Long’s side door access to the old theater was rescinded for Spring parking needs. A Gladhill development on Green Street was deemed impermissible for lack of sewer taps, with lot consolidation recommended. Paul Jorgensen won a special zoning exemption for a home law office with off street parking within 200 feet.
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Middletown
Karen Koogle
Koogle
Ms. Koogle
Highway Department
William J. Long
Mid
Thetown
Middletown Board
Gladhill's
Paul Jorgensen
Planning Board
Jorgensen
Hood College hosts Kilbourne talk on advertising's image of women
Social commentator Jean Kilbourne presents The Naked Truth: Advertising's Image of Women at Hood College Rosenstock Hall at 7 30 p m on Thursday as part of the Barksdale Morrow Lecture Series open to the public at no charge. Kilbourne cites the UN Commission on the Status of Women calling advertising the worst offender for depicting women as sex symbols, with slides illustrating her case. She notes the talk is relevant for both men and women. Kilbourne, a Wellesley College alumna and doctoral candidate at Boston University, is researching sex role stereotyping in advertising and writing a book on the topic.
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Jean Kilbourne
Rosenstock Hall
Hood College
Department of Home Economics
Barksdale-Morrow
Ms. Kilbourne
United Nations Commission On the Status of Women
Hood
Wellesly College
Boston University
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Howard Community College
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Maryland
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Dankalli
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Kathy Martin
Myereville 4-H
Mountain Doors Club
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