Ed Thomas dies at 54 longtime Maryland state senator
Edward P. Thomas Jr. a Republican minority leader in the Maryland Senate, died Tuesday at Frederick Memorial Hospital at age 54 after a long battle with cancer. Born in Frederick in 1928, he served Frederick and parts of Washington County, took office from a hospital bed, and was remembered for his steadfast legislative work and community service. He leaves a wife Lois and four children, with services planned in Frederick and memorials to the Jeanne Bussard Training Workshop.
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Death of State Senator Edward P. Thomas Shocks Frederick County Leaders
Community and political figures from both parties mourn the untimely death of State Senator Edward P. Thomas after a battle with cancer. Leaders describe him as a principled, friendly ally who valued bipartisan cooperation and service to Frederick County. tributes span Hood College, the county commission, the central committee, and city officials.
Governors seek resolution to reduce defense spending
Washington. National Governors Association leaders push a resolution to cut defense outlays to aid federal deficits, despite President Reagan's opposition. If approved, governors would enter the national budget debate for the first time, noting the economy as the top issue for states.
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March Storms Batter California and Dixie
Coastal storms hit California and the Southeast with gale winds and heavy rain. Forecasters warned the Pacific system could worsen, bringing hurricane force gusts up to 84 mph in parts of northern California. Tree falls and power outages were reported as hillsides failed near Leggett and California 101.
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Southeast storms bring rain then sun and warmth
A storm along the southeast U S coast brings rain today then sunny and warmer conditions by Wednesday. In Western Maryland light rain today with highs mid 40s, clearing tonight with 32 or so, and Wednesday mostly sunny with highs mid 50s. The Maryland Mountains see light rain today followed by sunny warmth. Yesterday temperatures ranged Frederick 53 and Hagerstown 51.
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Columnist Jack Anderson critiques defense budget profiteering while Dan Bard covers conservation efforts. Ken Wieser advises fertilizer selection. Kipting analyzes Kennedy’s inefficacy as a presidential candidate. Margaret Mead’s decline is noted. Fareoe Gell questions staying in school through age limits.
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Governor and lawmakers mourn death of Sen Edward Thomas
Maryland leaders honor State Senator Edward P. Thomas of Frederick after his death ending a long cancer battle. Governor Hughes ordered flags lowered, Senate and House leaders lament his loss, praising his dedication, bipartisanship, humor, and public service as funeral plans and state tributes are arranged.
Community bids farewell to M A S H in Frederick
Area residents gathered across Frederick to mark the end of M A S H. The CBS series concluded its 11-season run with a 24 hour finale drawing joyful tears and themed parties. Fans dressed as Hawkeye and other characters at Badgers, Harrigan’s, and Crestwood Village while specials offered discounts and contests.
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Ending of MASH series draws mixed cheers and fond farewells
At Rodgers crowd the toast to Klingers marriage drew laughter as Hawkeye and Margaret kissed goodbye and Power bid farewell to B J and Hawkeye. Charles Archer at Fort Detrick praised the ending noting the writers ended the war and that no main characters died. Joyce Me Alexander celebrated at Badgers while dressed in Hot Lips attire.
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