Linganore and Catoctin High hold graduation photos
A collage of Linganore High and Catoctin High commencement scenes shows seniors receiving diplomas and posing with family and staff. Photos feature Tom Keobane Jeff Poehler and Donald Ruh performing a song for the Class of 1982, Polly Day recalling memories, and educators including George H. Littrell Jr. and Carroll Brown assisting graduates.
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Singapore
Tom Keobane
Jeff Poehler
Donald Ruh
Teft
Lingamore High
Polly Day
Linganore
George H. Littrell Jr
Catoctin High
Leslie Heams
Dia Goodlie
Carroll Brown
Marlene Eyler
Gail Bowerman
Board of Education
David Shriner
Frederick Dayton
Kelly
Hahn
Lisa Y. Coblentz
Bob Leverone
Sam Yul
Stup aims for county commissioner post in Frederick County
Mrs. Stup outlines a four year plan to serve in public life in Frederick County. She signals time demands of the role and emphasizes balancing education social services and infrastructure. She praises the current board while noting disagreements and pledges prudent budgeting and focus on needs over wants.
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Stup
Board of Education
Citi Nursing Home
Mrs. Stup
Mrs. Step
Washington, D.C
Gaithersburg
Montgomery Junior College
Stap
Frederick City
William BR. Stap
E. van H Onsen
Frederick
Calvin
Baris
Board
Mary G. Williams
House of Delegates
Adrian McC. Remsberg
Richard L. Grossnickle
Republicans mull runs for county board seats in June
Republican Commissioners Paul L. Cram and Donald L. Lewis are considering runs. Democrats Galen K. Clagett and Charles C. Smith seek second terms, with Susan R. H. Nolan and John W. Ashbury also announced and filed. Wilbur L. Ford Jr. has announced but not yet filed. Sterling E. Bollinger Sr. is rumored to run again.
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Paul L. Cram
Donald L. Lewis
Galen K. Clagett
Charles C. Smith
Susan R.H. Nolan
John W. Ashbury
Wilbur L. Ford Jr
Ominss
Sterling E. Bollinger Sr
Newsweek Cover Shows Nudity Sparks Varying Reactions
Newsweek’s three million copy cover features William Bailey’s Portrait of S’ an aloof topless painting prompting mixed responses. Some storeowners ban or conceal the image while others defend it as art. Editor Lester Bernstein calls the cover a beautiful painting illustrating art criticism, while the magazine insists it breaks the mold.
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NEW YORK /AP
Newsweek
Wiliam Bailey
Dick Edkins
Edkins
Florida
Capitol Book and News
Montgomery
Cheryl Upchurch
Ms. Upchurch
Lynchburg
Mora
Cal Thomas
New York
Lester Bernstein
UFC
Gene SenGer
Neil Hershberg
Bailey
Yale
Hershberg
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