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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1986

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Great Southern Printing and Publishing contact info and rates

USPS listing for Frederik, Md area with officers including Roeetey Ottote George K. Delaglanes Jr as presider and publisher Myres W Randell treasurer Marlene B Toung secretary George Randell and general manager Edwerd A Geydes. Advertising director Edwerd F dull marketing director William H Main Jr plant manager, published every evening except Sundays and holidays. Subscriptions show monthly and yearly rates, motor route options and mailing addresses in Frederick and Rocky Hill area.

San Frederik Md Roeetey Ottote George K. Delaglanes Jr Myres W Randell Marlene B. Toung George Randell Edwerd Geydes Edwerd F. Dull Viliem H Main Jr Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company Patrich Street Fredecck

Weather Outlook From a Cold Front Move In

A weak cold front from the northwest brings cooler and drier weather tonight through Wednesday across Maryland. Mostly sunny and warm on Wednesday with humid highs, then remaining warm and humid into Thursday. West winds 10 to 15 mph, lighter by Thursday, with dry, improving conditions. Temperatures include Frederick 93.69, Westminster 92 68, Hagerstown 93 67, Cumberland 93 67, Oakland 86.

Blaryland Wester Waryland Carrell Frederick Howard Wongtomery Washington Maryland Jess Frederick Westminster Hagerstown Cumberland Oakland

Maryland plans appeal process for writing test

Maryland education officials outlined a plan to allow appeals of failing scores on the Functional Writing Test starting in 1987. Only 10th graders who fail would appeal initially, with broader eligibility later. The rewrite targets scoring concerns and will extend review of scores and writing samples to all test takers.

Baltimore Maryland State Department of Education Education Department State Board of Education

Aftershocks in Alaska Follow May Quake No Damage Reported

A sequence of aftershocks from a May Aleutian earthquake rattled southern Alaska from Adak to Anchorage and beyond. Temblors ranged 4.8 to 5.3 on the Richter scale between 1 pm and 3 pm. No damage or injuries were reported.

Palmer Alaska Aleutian Islands Adak Andreanos Islands Aleutians Tom Sokolowski Alaska Tsunami Warning Center

CDC studies flu type may require supplemental vaccine

CDC officials monitor a potential biologic shift in Type A H1N1 that could weaken vaccine effectiveness. Early findings show the Southeast Asia strain differs from the Chilean form in the current three component vaccine, raising questions about the A H1N1 protection.

Atlanta Wiiter Centers For Disease Control CDC Southeast Asia Chile United States Karl Kappus

Record High Unwed Births Across United States 1984

Unmarried women gave birth at a record high in 1984, accounting for about 21 percent of all births while teen birth rates fell to historic lows. The National Center for Health Statistics reports 770,355 births to unmarried mothers and notes declines for ages 15-19 and 20-24, with older groups continuing to rise.

Washington Natonal Center For Health Statistics Department of Health and Human Scope Womati Windaus The Center For Health Census Bureau Bureau Center For Health Statistics Health Statistics Center United States New Health Center Margaret S. Simms Urban Institute

Cancer patient vows to keep living after brain tumor removal

Stephen Southerland 26, who lost his father and brother to cancer, spoke at a news conference after brain tumor removal at Children’s Hospital Medical Center. Doctors said they removed the July 18 tumor, near speech and motor areas, though recurrence possible. He plans to take the Florida bar exam, relies on his mother’s support, and urges others to never lose hope.

Cincinnati Stephen Southerland Florida Children’s Hospital Medical Center Southerland Jane

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