Frederick County 350th Celebration Kicks Off With Parades and Exhibits
Frederick County marks its 350th anniversary with a two day festival at the Fairgrounds and a downtown parade from Baker Park. The event features jousting, musical entertainment, exhibits including the 1983 World Series Trophy, a Chesapeake Ripple ice cream, and a special talk on religious freedom by Rev James S Flora. Attendance is expected to reach 15 000 with strong local support and visitors from Maryland and neighboring states.
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Grandstand
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Fairgrounds
Frederick Jaycees
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Patrick Street
Square Corner
Soviet Radiation Scandals Exposed by Declassified Files
Washington reports reveal CIA and Pentagon documents detailing Soviet nuclear submarine wrecks and power plant failures. Accounts describe radiation sickness among prisoners, contaminated land near Kash in the Urals, and dangerous waste disposal practices. EPA cleanup efforts at Petro Processors site in Louisiana face criticism over delayed action and expropriation risks.
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Shevchenko
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Kash
Chelyabinsk
Urals
Moscow
Moscow River
Environmental Protection Agency
Petro Processors
Mississippi Hiver
Baton Rouge
Shel
Exxon
Dow
US Steel
Uniroyal
Agretd
EPA
Maryland 350th Anniversary Observed by Frederick County Officials
Maryland Governor Harry Hughes US Senator Charles McMathias Jr Paula Sarbanes and Congresswoman Beverly Byron issue a proclamation for Frederick County Heritage Days June 4-3 1984 praising Maryland’s 350th founding and detailing county history notable figures battles and civic milestones across the state's observance.
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Maryland
Harry Hughes
Charles McC Mathias
Paula Sarbanes
Beverly Byron
Frederick County
Board of County Commissioners
Ark
Cowes
England
Chesapeake
St Clement's Island
Therfore
Annual Commencement at Maryland School for the Deaf
The 1934 ceremony held at 2 pm graduated the largest class to date with two boys and girls receiving prizes. Evelyn Laverne Wenner gave the salutatory and Lawrence Arnold Borde the oration as Dr Ignatius Bjorlee presided.
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Maryland School For the Deaf
Evelyn Laverne Wenner
Cumberland
Lawrence Arnold Borde
Midlothian
Ignatius Bjorlee
Quotes and turmoil mark celebrity wedding gossip mix
An assortment of clipped quotes features Patte Reagan defending not wanting a White House wedding and Miss Davis announcing engagement to Paul Ghralley, Bev Frances talking powerlifting and film plans, Dr Ruth Westheimer on therapy timing, and Annette Funicello reflecting on dating after divorce amid a noisy tabloid roundup.
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Patte Thavas
Reagan
White House
Davis
LOTA
Paul Ghralley
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