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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1987

Page

4

Teens simulate global diplomacy at Hood College

A group of Maryland teens from Hood College campus simulated international negotiations alongside University of Maryland graduate students. The six-country model covered arms control, economics, oil markets, apartheid and human rights, with a Soviet team led by Noel Manalo. They drafted a newspaper, AS the World Turns, and visited Washington embassies, the World Bank and the Vietnam Memorial during the week-long event sponsored by the Maryland Department of Education.

Hood College College Park University of Maryland United States Europe Noel Manalo West Frederick Maryland Hood State Department of Education Noel Soviet Union France Japan Mexico Nigeria Brazil U.S Iran Melanie Biermann South Africa

UAW sets Wednesday deadline on Mack Trucks concession

UAW official William Casstevens warns Mack Trucks to settle unresolved issues by Wednesday or face legal or economic action. Pact reached April 23 but not signed. Mack views it binding and has implemented concessions. Rally planned for Winnsboro workers transferring from Allentown plant, with about 850 to move, Aug 3 opening and 1,500 affected.

Allentown United Auto Workers Mack Trucks Inc William Casstevens Mack Trucks Mack UAW Winnsboro D.C Detroit South Carolina Kim Blake Lehigh Vally

Maryland unemployment hits 3.9 percent in May

Maryland’s unemployment rate fell to 3.9 percent in May, the lowest since May 1974, as seasonal job opportunities from tourism to manufacturing boosted statewide employment by 16,201 to over 2.3 million. Secretary J Randall Evans cited warm weather and a healthy labor market.

Baltimore Maryland State Department of Economic and Employment Development J. Randall Evans

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