Graduates urged to enter the workforce with employer help
An editorial calls on business leaders and the community to provide early first job opportunities for new high school graduates. It urges part time training slots, summer work, and tax credits to support hiring, noting such steps keep talent local and build future leaders. The Maryland Employment Security Administration offers services to match employers with graduates.
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Maryland Employment Security Administration
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Naval mining and policy stance from a Norfolk naval essay
A Norfolk commentary praises naval mining as a cost effective tool to block gun running and pressure communist forces. It lauds Grenada operation, questions Senate critics Barry Goldwater and Patrick Moynihan, compares with Vietnam and North Vietnam mining, and urges Congress to restore ship funding while warning that loose lips risk ships.
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Norfolk
Independence
Kennedy
Guam
Ordors
Grenada
Lebanon
Freedom
Marine Corps
Nicaragua
Barry Goldwater
Patrick Moynihan
el Salvador
North Vietnam
America
Congress
Mexican corruption reports stir diplomatic protest and silence
Washington column details Mexican president de la Madrid facing formal protest over graft claims. It notes US State Department careful wording, press reception in Mexico, and a pattern of posturing around ex presidents. It cites figures on embezzlement, and mentions Lopez Portillo and Durazo Moreno, plus a humorously critical aside on Reagan library funding and volunteerism.
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Washington
Mexico
State Department
Henry Gonzales
Db Tex
Clements
Reagan
Miguel de la Madrid
Fisas
van Atta
de de Madrid
de la Madrid
Jose Lopez Portillo
Department
United States
Lope Porailo
Lopes Portillo
de la Made
Lopez Portillo
Arturo Durazo Moreno
Mexico City
Duran Moreno
Mexcan
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Letters celebrate South Frederick community and theater mentor
Readers thank Ruth Nicholson for sparking a Doorways to the Hall home tour in Frederick’s south end, noting neighborly pride, garden efforts, and city support. Betty Rollins aided planning. 500 visitors enjoyed the event. A Brunswick High tribute letter to drama teacher Sam Huffer laments his departure and lauds his student-inspired productions and lasting impact. Suzy and John Brett.
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Ruth Nicholson
South Predence
South End
Frederick Betty Rollins
The
Mental Health Association
Ruth
Betty
East South Street
South Market Street
Frederick
Frederick City
Department of Fubric Works
Police Department
Girl Scouts
Ron Pearcey
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Harry Decker
Rose Wb
Manor
FCAA
Betty Rollins
Garden Club
Sam Huffer
Brunswick High School
Mr Huffer
Frederick High School graduation awards 1934
On June 7 1934 Frederick High School awarded 153 diplomas at a morning ceremony in the auditorium Friends and relatives attended the graduation and prizes and letters were given at the annual senior assembly at Emmitsburg High School The eighth quadrennial reunion of Maryland State School for the Deaf alumni was to begin June 8 and run through June 10 with 400 to 500 alumni anticipated to attend.
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Frederick High School
Emmitsburg H High School
Maryland State School For the Deaf
Sixy students win awards at Tainganare High School ceremony
June 7 1961 at Tainganare High School the second annual awards assembly honored about sixty students and two teachers David Seheel received the outstanding senior vocational agricultural award from teacher John Thompson Ginlden Apple awards went to Miss Margaret Hogsett music teacher and John Brown industrial arts instructor Fred erick Women’s Christian Temperance Union met in Frederick First Baptist Church following singing the meeting opened by President Mrs FP Brose DeVotions led by Mrs Albert Palmer a duet sang by Mrs Ralph B White and Mrs Samuel Miller a new member Dr Ruth Baldwin assistant professor at University of Maryland spoke at Zonta Club at Francis Scott Key Hotel Dr Baldwin noted ten years of work with brain damaged children.
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Tainganare High School
David Seheel
John Thompson
Ginlden Apple
Margaret Hogsett
John Brown
Frederick
Ruth Baldwin
University of Maryland
Francis Scott Key
Lorene Bowlus
Baldwin
Colleges face high tech era and black education gap
Copley News Service surveys how rapid tech change strains colleges especially black institutions. It argues higher education funding cuts and policy shifts widen the race and class gap, risking fewer black graduates in math, science, engineering, and computing. Equal access to quality education is framed as central to national policy.
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America
Lementary
Prakine Remaminanmdates Bronal Poblieres
Hidget
Department of Education
Equal Opportunity Education
General Motors
Copley News Service
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South Frederick
Pat and
Jim Pearl
Market St
Brunswick High
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Brunswick
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