Jefferson firefighters banquet honors volunteers and donors
Jefferson Volunteer Fire Company held its annual banquet at the Jefferson Community Center with County Commissioner Anita Stup as a guest. The Ladies Auxiliary presented a 12000 dollar check to the fire company as top responders were named: Rick Ingram 109 calls, Dean Remsberg 100, Bill Ahalt 93, Scott Baker 91, and Rodney Linton 9. The department logged 165 fire responses and the ambulance unit reported 302 calls.
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Jefferson Volunteer Fire Company
Jefferson Community Center
Anita Stup
Merril Remsberg
Ben Ahal
Ladies Auxiliary
Laverne Heffner
Remsberg
Rick Ingram
Dean Remsberg
Rodney Linton
Bill Ahalt
Scott Baker
Jim Morgan
AIDS and Homosexuality in Catholic Clergy Faces Privilege and Fear
AIDS has struck ministers and priests across denominations, prompting debate on sexuality within the clergy. Church leaders fear damage to credibility while care networks expand with chaplains and ministries aiding AIDS victims, including Catholic bishops and priests in New York, San Francisco, and Houston.
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Religius
Res
John McNeill
New York
Veen
McNeill
Baptist
Roald Sunderland
Houston
Institute For
Episcopal
Donald R. Bitticks
Newark
N.J
Ganiena
Calif
Galvan
U.S
Kevin Gordon
Consultation
John Harvey
Courage
Vatican
Archdiocese
Joe Zwilling
Michael Lopes
San Francisco
Seattle
Lopes
Hood College trustees announce promotions and set 1987-88 fees
Hood College's Board of Trustees granted promotions and tenure for faculty, approved a 1987-88 budget with tuition at 3800 and room and board at 4575, and raised Graduate School fees from 125 to 135 per credit hour. The college reaffirmed commitment to meeting 100 percent of demonstrated financial need via loans, grants, and work, while highlighting enhanced instruction, equipment, housing, and extracurricular offerings. Dr. Church cited studies on higher education costs and returns on investment, and several faculty received tenure or promotions, with two named to endowed professorships.
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Hood College Board of Trustees
Martha E. Church
The
Liberal Arts College
Br. Church
Hood
At Hood
Dr. Church
American Council On Education
National Crime Forum set in Montgomery County Rockville campus event
Montgomery College hosts a National Crime Forum on Saturday March 14 from 10 am to 1 pm in 213 Campus Center Rockville to gather citizen comments for the Domestic Policy Association. Two panelists Lawrence Sherman and Vincent Fennis will discuss crime fears and remedies with moderated discussion. Over 200 groups nationwide participate. A separate meeting of Gaithersburg Chapter 561 of the National Association of Retired Federal Employees is planned for March 24 at Claude's Restaurant with speaker Dr Marie Waan. Reservations required by calling Meredith William or Rome Diehl.
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Montgomery College
Crme
Domestic Policy Association
Rockville
Montgomery College Continuing Education Office
Montgomery County Council Commission On the Humanities
John McAuliffe
Maryland Court of Special Appeals
McAuliffe
Lawrence W. Sherman
Vincent J. Fennis
National Association of Retired Federal Employees
Gaithersburg
Claude’s
Gaither Road
Shady Grove
Marie Waan
Maryland Federation of Chapters
Meredith Wiliam
Rome Diehl St
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Doanie Coran
Bill Hemp
Dave Snyder
Ton Arnold
Deve Stockman
Leo Harvey
Rom Abkalt
Domand Stockman
Bernard Remsburg
Jim Morgus
Dean Remeberg
Bill Keeney
Dave Remsburg
Ronnie Ahalt
Wayne Shankle
Eddie Lapole
Ben Ahalt
As Remsburg
Tom Arnold
Ann Morgan
Nancy Craven
Bernard
Ellie Summers
Ethica
United States
Episcopal House of Bishops
Theatian
Harvey
Sunderland
Lynch
Biucks
Episcopal Church
Church
Kathy Falkenstein
Frederick
Jean Taylor
Bethesda
Unica Prall Child Development Laboratory
William Agee
Martinsburg
W. Va
Economics
Sharron Smith
Hood Graduate School
Agee
Charles Tressler
Giles
National Crime Forum
Montgomery County
Seventh Judicial Circuit
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