Scholarship Workshop to Feature NASA Scientist Jesco von Puttkamer
The fourth annual Frederick County scholarship workshop for high school honor students will host NASA scientist Jesco von Puttkamer at Hood College. The event includes multiple afternoon seminars led by experts in medicine, biology, plant science, museum conservation, and public policy, with talks on space exploration and science education.
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Jesco von Puttkamer
Frederick von Puttkamer
Arelesio
Future Life
Manner Space Fight
McGraw Hit
Encyclopedia of Science
Technolog
von Futtkamer
Paramount Pictures
Board of Education
Chniiren Coblentz Hall
Hood College
Frederick County Board of Education
Hood Colege
Harald Neufeld
U.S. Army Medical Research Institute For Infectious Diseases
Nancy Rice
Rice
Frederick Cancer Research Center
China
Kenneth R Bromfield
United States Department of Agriculture
Albert M Powell
Blomquist
DeMol
Robert L. Pitts
Wiliam Gray
Park Ranger
Les Holmes
Friends of
Frederick County Association of Phi Beta Kappa
Anne M. Kelley
Frederick man’s case dropped after witnesses decline
The court heard that ballistics testing could not prove the wound came from a person other than Mrs Stambaugh. Mrs Stepler said the state could not meet the standard beyond a reasonable doubt and noted Theresa Stambaugh’s mental status and stress from family deaths impede testimony. Police chief supported the decision, and the defense was represented by Cleopatra Campbell.
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Thomas D Smith
Maryland Medical Examiner's Office
Stambaugh
Stepler
Marshall Vernon Stambaugh
Frederick City
Richard J Ashton
Cleopatra Campbel
Theresa Stambaugh
Dennis Hiller
Rock Creek Diagnostic Center
Prices rise as inflation blamed on foreign factors
Prices at wholesale jumped for gasoline and home heating oil with February increases of 8.3 percent and 75 percent respectively, far outpacing January gains. Analysts say countries are the main cause of the nation’s inflation problem, and the surge is already visible at service stations.
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John Layng
Labor Department
$4 Million Rail Service Improvement Planned
The State Railroad Administration will spend about $4 million to upgrade equipment on the Baltimore & Ohio line between Brunswick and Washington. Five diesel-electric locomotives costing $3,429,090 from Morrison-Knudsen Inc will replace older freight units on state subsidized commuter runs, and seven rail diesel passenger cars priced at $631,900 will be rehabilitated for return to Brunswick Washington and Baltimore Washington routes.
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State Railroad
SRA
Baltimore & Ohio
Brunswick
Washington
Reduit
Morrison-Knudsen Inc
Boise
Idaho
B&o
Darlene Wiles
Dinner Dance Marks Closing of Frederick Armory
A Saturday dinner dance marks the official closing of the Frederick armory as Association of Company A members host cocktails at 5:30 followed by dinner and a program featuring US Representative Beverly Byron. The event honors the unit history, with reminiscences and music by two orchestras amid talks on the armory’s fate.
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Association of
Company 'A
Company ‘A
Beverly Byron
D-Md
Armory
West Second
North Bentz Streets
Frederick High School
Frederick
National Guard
Jug Bridge
Lottery numbers and art acquisition noted in brief
Maryland and Pennsylvania lottery results report numbers 782 and 191 respectively. The Toledo Museum of Art announces the acquisition of a rare complete Canaletto etchings set, a major addition to its 18th century collection.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Toledo
Toledo, Ohio
Canaletto
Toledo Museum of Art
Mayor’s move appeases townhouse groups amid tax and service disputes
Townhouse homeowners, led by Amber Meadows figures, praised mayoral recommendations after protests over alleged city discrimination. Aldermen largely silent as council endorses a package that would fund snow removal, minor street repairs, and service definitions via association agreements. The new plan aims to ensure financial stability and clearer duties for each townhouse development, with Wratchford expressing satisfaction. Elizabeth of Belgium dies in 1965.
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Tim Woodford
Diane Brust
Amber Meadows
Young
Planning Commission
Grimes
Walter Wratchford
Woodford
Board of Aldermen
Wratchford
Born Too Soon and Too Small Highlight in March of Dimes
The News notes findings attributed to the National Foundation March of Dimes. It states that mental retardation and learning disabilities are most common in individuals who were born prematurely or with low birth weight, affecting both children and adults.
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National Foundation March of Dimes
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