Regular meetings for disability groups in Frederick June 1982
Handicap Almanac lists June 22 governor's committee at Betty's Restaurant and June 21 7:30 pm AMVETS Post 2 for Disabled Citizens of Frederick United. Also notes June 24 stroke club at Good Shepherd Lutheran, June 14 MS picnic at Smithsburg Park, July 3 picnic at Pinecliff Park, kits from Kennedy Foundation, Du Pont survey results, travel resources for the handicapped, respite care in Hagerstown, and opportunity for published ALMANAC notices.
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Governor’s Committee On Employment of
Betty’s
Frederick County Stroke Club
Good Shepherd Lutheran Church
Seventh St
The
Telephone Co
Frederick United
Amvets Post
Freder- SA Aem Ee
Robert Pemsel
Maryland
Smithsburg
Frederick
Washington
Gar- Tatt
Allegany
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Pinecliff Park
Joseph P. Kennedy Jr. Foundation
K St NW
Washington, DC
DU Pont
America
Society For the Advancement of Travel For the Handicapped
Court St
New York
Maryland Society For Crippled Children & Adults
Dewey Ave
Hagerstown
Pat Wade
Maryland tourism expected to rebound into 1982
Maryland shows signs of a strong tourism year with a 9.1 percent rise in ferry stop counts at state information centers and a 9 percent increase in requests for tourist information kits since the calendar year start. Director Kurt Alverson cites advertising efforts and Maryland’s appeal as key drivers amid national forecasts of rising travel.
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Maryland
Kurt Alverson
Maryland Tourism Office
Ferris
Office of Tourist Development
U.S
Former Mississippi mayor battles racism and murder charge
In Tchula Mississippi former mayor Eddie Carthan, the first black leader, remains a polarizing figure after a six year run of state and federal convictions. He stands charged with hiring two men to kill foe Roosevelt Granderson, a black alderman and basketball coach, during a robbery last summer. The case has drawn wider church aid and controversy, with white United Methodist churches opposing a national ministry donation that sparked a church inquiry. Carthan, 42, says white landowners suppress black progress, while supporters view him as a victim challenging a powerful white establishment. He faces trial in October after multiple sentences and appeals.
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Tchula
Miss
Mississippi Delta
Eddie Carthan
Carthan
United Methodist Church
Mississippi
Roosevelt Granderson
Granderson
Carthay
Ntional Ministries
Drfes
United Methodist
Mississippi Methodist Conference
Dudley Brown
Holmes County
Ministries
National Church
Mena
Ahs
T. Taylor So
Aanki
Holmes
County Board of Supervisors
Crthan
Lester L. Lyot
Naylord
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