Remembering Clyfford Still A leading American artist dies
Clyfford Still 75 known for abstract expressionism died after a cancer battle at Sinai Hospital Baltimore. Born in North Carolina he moved from New York to New Windsor and later near Westminster. Funeral services set for Friday in New Windsor. His work hangings and impact praised by Sun and Star critics and museum officials.
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D.D. Hartzler
Church St
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Brenda Richardson
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Westminster
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Phyllis Schlafly critiques Carter on disarmament claims
Phyllis Schlafly challenges President Carter's remarks at the League of Women Voters addressing a nuclear arms issue. She questions the timing and logic of his approach, arguing the real problem lies in leadership will and competence rather than international circumstances. The passage references dialogue on the SALT II treaty, missile defense, and mutual assured destruction.
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League of Women Voters
Hsadt Moyer
China builds nuclear ICBM capability and deployment plans
Washington reports that Beijing has developed an intercontinental ballistic missile capable of striking the United States or the Soviet Union. A secret Defense Department memo notes tests of the CSS-X-4 with an estimated 13 000 kilometer range and predicts initial operating capability soon with missiles deployed at central China silos. The implications include expanded targeting and potential strikes on US targets within a year, amid broader Cold War tensions.
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Birthday party honors Catherine Etchison at home
Yesterday Mrs Howard Etchison entertained at their residence for daughter Catherine’s ninth birthday with guests listed including Catherine Watkins Ann Copperwall Doris Houck Clara Beck Isabelle Bennet Eloise Webb Jessie Watkins Elizabeth Mullinix and others. Lunch and bridge were enjoyed by a separate group at Catoctin Country Club with several titled ladies attending.
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Ann Copperwall
Doris Houck
Clara Beck
Isabelle Bennet
Eloise Webb
Jessie Watkins
Elizabeth Mullinix
Junior Gregorie
Harold Gregorie
Charlotte Mullinix
Delbert Bealle
Virginia Buchman
Evalene Norwood
Lilly Stackhouse
Bettie Ray Boone
Dorothy Herrit
Charlotte Hobbs
Martha Hobbs
Dorothy Eizler
Club officers installed at Key Hotel and more events
Twenty years ago the Business and Professional Women's Club held installation ceremonies at the Francis Scott Key Hotel with officers Mrs Lueidle Wolford and others. Johnsville Aritarian Club installed new officers including Join Innskeep and Edgar Snyder. The Junior Red Cross Leadership Training Center opened at Hood College with Dr Andrew Troxel and Delbert J Pugh leading ceremonies, joined by Red Cross officials.
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Lueidle Wolford
Mae Shankle
Huth N Smith
Mildred K. Forney
Lottie Gail
Martha Reynolds
Jesse Webster
Johnsville Aaritan Club
Join Innskeep
Edgar Snyder
Donald Mart
Joseph Lind
Millard Eyler
C D Metz
Austin Bohn
Junior Red Cross
Brodbeck Hall
Hood College
Andrew Troxel
Hood
Delbert J Pugh
Eastern Area
Albert Dean
Frederick
American Red Cross
Wiliam Wallace
Frederick Red Cross
Readers dispute Gordon profits in June issue letter
A reader critiques Harold Gordon's Understanding Profits, arguing his examples mislead the public about profit as a percent of sales versus return on investment. The letter cites two hypothetical entrepreneurs, notes confusion in the article, and questions local newspaper priorities and clarity.
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Harold Gordon
Gordon
Miss Muller
Carrol Dairy Princess
Ada
New York Times
Frederick
Jan
Wartin
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