Stup named Weinberg Center manager hopes for wide program
Michael Stup, former Damien and the Classics leader, was selected last November as Weinberg Center for the Arts manager. Born in Frederick County, he plans broadened offerings including children's shows, light rock, lectures, plays, national productions, ballet and symphony. He notes improved communications and a calendar filling with weekly events.
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Michael Stup
Weinberg Center
Frederick
Peabody Conservatory of Music
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The
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Loudoun Hospital to Receive 41000 for New Laser
The Ladies Board of Loudoun Memorial Hospital pledges 41000 to acquire a laser for eye disease treatment. A 15000 gift was presented at the auxiliary meeting. Delivery is expected by mid April. Two ophthalmologists will perform outpatient laser surgery with short recovery times.
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Loudoun Hospital
Ladies Board of
Kent Stevens
Robert Johnston
Flinton Callahan
Johnston
Weinberg Center tour by Fredericktowne Rotary Club
Members of the Rotary Club of Fredericktowne toured the Weinberg Center and saw Vanessa McCambridge perform a Broadway medley. She is slated to star in the Oc torians upcoming Sweet Charity. Center director Michael Stup and club president William Bivens are pictured. Stup hopes more local service clubs tour the center while the new Rotary Club plans weekly meetings at the former Officers Club Fort Detrick.
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Rotary Club of
Fredericktowne
Weinberg Center
Vanessa McCambridge
Hattery named to subcommittee probing aid to education bill
Del Thomas H Hattery a Frederick Democrat was named to a six member General Assembly subcommittee studying a bill to raise state aid to public schools by 60 million dollars next year He criticized Frederick County Schools proposed Civiletti money plan calling for 80 new teaching positions and urged a mix with salary increases He supports local control of funds and favors annual meetings with administrators to monitor spending under the Civiletti driven aid expansion which would raise per pupil aid varying by district to approach statewide targets
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del. Thomas H. Hattery
D-Frederick
Maryland
Frederick County
Stuart Berger
Civiletti
Berger
Hattery
Fridey
Annapolis
U.S
Benjamin Civiletti
Hautery
Civiletti Commission
Montgomery County
Maryland Senate grants veteran status to NOAA and Public Health officers
The Maryland Senate passed a bill by Shore and Denis to award veteran status to former NOAA and Public Health Service officers, aligning state recognition with federal law. Debates featured traditionalists worried about expanding the veteran label, while supporters cited service and prior World War I NOAA casualties. The measure cleared the Senate 28 to 13.
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NOAA
Public Health
Annapolis
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Public Health Service
National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration
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Montgomery County
Frank Shore
Howard A. Denis
Senate
Shore
Denis
Maryland
Fred Malkus
Eastern Shore
Red Cross
Norman Stone
Constitutional and Public Law Committee
Markus
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