Frederick County education pioneer Dr James Sensenbaugh dies at 78
Frederick native and former county and state education leader Dr James A Sensenbaugh died Wednesday at 78. A teacher turned administrator, he led Frederick County schools from 1956 to 1964, championed desegregation and special education, founded Frederick Community College, expanded adult education and promoted innovative learning through TV and early computers. His tenure also raised teacher salaries and added staff, leaving a lasting legacy of open doors in education.
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Mayor Young Under Fire Over Independence Day Ethics
Roy Meachum notes that Frederick mayor Ronald Young dismissed public ethics concerns as garbage during a July press conference. The piece accuses the mayor of conflicts of interest and politicized handling of city projects while praising the Declaration’s call for open criticism.
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Reporter Jack Anderson details Nicaragua abuses and a jailed journalist
Washington based freelancer Gary Moore documents abuses in Nicaragua's Atlantic Coast where Sandinista troops allegedly tormented civilians and detained him. He was jailed for entering a restricted zone and his film and notes were seized. Moore calls for help from the OAS and notes dangers to sources.
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Daryl Ginson
Veterans urged to rest amid Gettysburg visit on July 1 1938
Civil War veterans about 2000 strong were urged to take it easy as more survivors arrived in Gettysburg for ceremonies. A veteran hospital rest plan was suggested by Lt. Col. Paul R. Hawley to prevent overcrowding at the battlefield town. Eastern Open Rifle and Pistol matches began at Camp Ritchie with 75 top shooters in a five day event determining the eastern pistol championship. Police and federal teams attended, buoyed by reports the Potomac River is fishable. Frederick County anglers opened Maryland black bass season. river run was fast and muddy but cleared for a fair opener. A fishing party from Emmitsburg and nearby towns along Ocean City caught 270 pounds of mainly trout, with some porgy and sea bass.
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Maryland
Charles Wachter
Clarence Sanders
Roy M. Baker
Francis Krietz
Joseph Cool
Emanuel Kump
Guy Baker
Emmitsburg
Ambrose Myers
Bouineaville
William Sanders
Tangytown
Ocean City
Your Excellent News Journal
Bourbon Street
Frederick
Market
Patrick
Market Street
D.C
Maryland Rescue Day contests held at Frederick High and Baker Park
On July 1 1968 during Maryland State Rescue Day in Frederick the State Ambulance and Rescue Association hosted a heavy duty rescue contest at Frederick High School and a First Aid contest at Baker Park. Rivi era Beach Volunteer Fire Company won the rescue contest and Wheaton Rescue Squad won first aid. Both teams were to represent Maryland at the International Rescue and First Aid contest in Florida. POTOMAC Edison advertised a free Eurika sweeper or polisher scrubber to customers signing contracts to convert to electric home heating during July with a $25 down payment and no further payments until September. Two Thomas Johnson High School seniors accepted invitations from the Children’s Aid Society to serve on the local junior board during the summer. Cathi Maluge and Laura Milehi, both Frederick residents, were named.
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Potomac Edison
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Cathi Maluge
Shawnee Drive
Laura Milehi
Cherokee Trail Drive
Frederick In The Street letter defends party atmosphere
A reader from Enterprise Alabama praises Frederick In The Street as a peaceful, joyous block party with ample port potties and no disorder. He rejects proposed alcohol restrictions, brushes aside criticisms, and urges Frederick to keep the tradition vibrant for visitors from D C area.
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