Brunswick High School class of 1935 reunion marks 50 years
The Brunswick High School class of 1935 held its 50th reunion at Red Horse Steak House on Saturday June 22. An invocation was given by Harold Albert Sigatoose, with a class bell remembrance, candles for deceased members, and memories shared by Joe C. Newcomer and others, including messages from absent teachers.
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Brunswick High School
Red Horse Steak House
Pat” Adams Main
Harold Albert Sigatoose
Annapolis
Leonard Lucas
Brunswick
Raymond Eugene Dinterman
Katheleen
Richard Cage
Americans still held as prisoners in Southeast Asia
AP report examines whether any Americans remain captive in Vietnam and surrounding areas. It notes 2,464 MIAs, the 26 promised remains, mixed official views on live captives, and ongoing investigations. Vietnam denies POWs, while U.S. teams and private groups pursue leads amid a broader accounting effort.
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Southeast Asia
Washington
U.S
Saigon
Vietnam
Viel Ss Dum
Pentagon
Sylvester Stallone
Laos
Cambodia
China
United States
Defense Department
South China Sea
National League of
New York vs Reagan plan on state local tax deduction
New York officials across parties oppose Reagan's bid to end federal deduction for state and local taxes. Analysts warn New Yorkers face higher federal taxes, with estimates from CRS and state budget division around $1,646 and $1,459 respectively. Leaders Cuomo and DAmato depict double taxation and higher business costs as key impacts. The state ranked fourth in 1983 for per capita tax burden at $1,889.21.
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Albany
N.Y
Boston
Governor’s
White House
New York
Reagan
Congressional Research Service
Mario Cuomo
Alfonso D'Amato
East River
Heagan
Raymond Schuler
Business Council of
New York State
Schuler
Alaska
Wyoming
District of Columbia
GOP
George Clark
Clark
Internal Revenue Service
Texas
New
Hampshire
Florida
Cuomo
Washington
Stanford
Harvard
Civitan leader Ziegler guest speaker at Frederick club dinner
Civitan district governor-elect Robert Ziegler spoke at a Frederick Civitan Club dinner, previewing his upcoming 1935 convention in Alexandria Virginia. He reported on district and Civitan International activities and her visit to Civitan headquarters in Birmingham.
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Robert Ziegler
Chesapeake
Civitan International
Frederick Civitan Club
Ziegler
Alexandria
Ramada Inn
Old Town
Civitan
Birmingham
Ala
Don Kueh
Robert E. Pyles
NASA debates reschedule of shuttle's aborted launch
CAPE CANAVERAL FL A P The aborted Challenger launch will be delayed at least two weeks and could be put off indefinitely due to a tight fleet schedule. NASA will decide whether Challenger will try again this month or be postponed as engineers test a suspect valve actuator and manage the return of Columbia.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
NASA
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Shuttle
Agency
Washington
Johnson Space Center
Houston
Marshall Space Flight Center
Huntsville
Ala
Columbia
California
Spaceport
Challenger
Jim Ball
Discovery
Atlantis
Pentagon
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Calif
Air Forces Building & Space Shuttle
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Brunswick Class of
William Carlos Myers
Joe C. Newcomer
Newcomer
Wilbur Devilbiss
Helen Ferrell O'Leary
Baltimore
Yamex Gordon Chaney
Audrey Cheyne Emmons
Donald Hartman Crabill
William Franklin Dean
DeWitt Clinton Dixon
Bessie Everhart Edmundson
Myrtle Virginia Garrett
Walter Harrison McGaha
Virginia Moore Cooper
Anna Norris Guyer
Lucille Snoots Kline
Helen Thompson Wellen
Mary Virts Eagle
Donald Catrow Weller
Thurmont Elementary
Roy Clever
Penny Jurdhak
Kiki Bussey
Debbie Irons
PTA
Cindy Shuff
June Glisan
Cordinator
Suzzi Love
Joyce Stambaugh
Marian Harper
Pat Eavey
Sam Yu
Richard Armitage
Tim Ahern
Associated Press
Capitol Hill
Frederick County
Lutheran Brotherhood
Gettysburg Hospital
Jack Bucher
Amvets
Thurmont
Richard Sharer
Clifford Clabaugh
Charles Spalding
David Weddle
Jim Hamerick
Sam Poole
Department of Maryland
Hugh M. Warner
Charles Pittinger
Robert Carwithen
Charles Vahle
Michael Benjamin
Jay Hoeft
American Buildings Company
Morgan-Keller, Inc
Thomas Johnson
P.O
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