Susan Gesling Competes In First Miss Agriculture Pageant
Susan Gesling of Frederick County travels to Chicago for the first Miss Agriculture contest. She will attend group interviews, tours of the Chicago exchanges, and speeches on what agriculture means. The winner, named Saturday at the Weston Hotel, will appear on TV and represent U.S. agriculture.
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Frederick County
Susan Gesling
Chicago
Weston Hotel
U.S
Ms. Gesling
Chicago Board of Trade
Ms. Gosling
Chicago Loop
Gosling
Thelma Gosling
Dorothy Dudrow
Jane Smith
Sue Block
John Block
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Washington
D.C
Biss Agriculture
Agriculture
Woman fined for allowing dog to run free
A Thurmont woman Karen Roman of Church Street received probation before judgment in Frederick County district court for letting her dog roam loose. Neighbors testified the dog damaged laundry and lawn furniture on Nov 4, totaling about $117.60. Roman blamed youngsters and said the dog will stay in the basement until a new home is found. she was ordered to pay $20 fine and restitution.
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Thurmont
Frederick County
Karen Roman
Church Street
Roman
Hood College to raise 1984 85 fees and promote Mindel
Hood College trustees set 1984 85 fees totaling 10 420 including 4 750 tuition 3 590 room and board and 100 activities fee. Adrienne Mindel of Frederick promoted to full professor effective start of 1984 85 academic year. Lois Harrison praised the balanced budget while noting needed salary and facility improvements. Betty Jane Crum of Walkersville to celebrate birthday on March 17.
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Elfin
Kolmerten
Adrienne Mindel
Frederick
Maryland Independent Colleges and Universities
Church
Hood
Lois $. Harrison
Hagerstown
Hood College Board of Trustees
Gettysburg Hospital Admissions and Births Report
Admissions list includes Mrs. Michael Spahr Orrtorno Frances Stouffer Keymar and others from Gettysburg Thurmont and nearby towns. Discharges name Mrs. Cameron Garretson Biglerville infant son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Wooters and others. Births note a son to Mr and Mrs Spohr Orrigane and sons to Mr and Mrs Ibe Gettysburg and a daughter to Mr and Mrs Redding Gettysburg with dates in March.
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Orrtorno
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Keymar
Harald Haller Aspers
Richard Green
Thurmont
Roy Biesecker
McKnightstown
Earl Myers
Taneytown
Angel Robles
Gettysburg
Myrtle Redmen
Eugene Stozyk
Cameron Garretson
Biglerville
Jordan Wooters
Clarence Wooters
New Oxford
Stephen Miller
Michael Orner
Raymond Stine
Fairfield
Goldie Newman
Walter Keeney
Joan White
Emmitsburg
Michael Spohr
Orrigane
Raymond Ibe
Thursdey
Larry Redding
John Glenn quits presidential race
Senator John Glenn, the former astronaut, announced he is reluctantly withdrawing from the Democratic presidential nomination after a campaign that failed to win a primary or caucus. He pledged to continue his work for a better America and said he would pursue another term in the Senate as he plans to announce the move in Columbus, Ohio.
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Washington
John Glenn
America
Glenn
Alabama
Gary Hart
Walter Mondale
Annie
White House
Columbus
Ohio
Senate
Judge Allows Work Release for Hutts in Tragic Collision Case
Judge Wenner permits work release to keep Hutts employed with the Chessie System and support his infant daughter after a midnight crash that killed Thayer. Hutts has a record of DWI and multiple speeding and negligent driving convictions. Prosecutor urged full-year jail. defense stressed remorse and rehabilitation as key to avoiding recidivism. Hutts to begin serving immediately and was urged to seek inpatient alcoholism treatment.
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Paribas
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Donald Gressnickle
Grossnickle
William Haugh
Hatts
Haugh Askes Hats
Haugh
Hults
Sheriff's Department
Walkersville Burkittsville parks reviewed for funding
Frederick County Planning Commission reviewed two county parks on Thursday as part of funding approval for Program Open Space park projects. POS requires all development proposals to be reviewed before funding decisions.
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Frederick County Planning Commission
POS
Inflation trends and park projects in Frederick County
A report notes inflation pressures from crop damage in the South and Southwest driving food costs higher while energy prices dip slightly. Economists warn prices may rise if trends continue, as gasoline falls and beef and pork costs rise. Separately, Frederick County planning notes progress on Walkersville and Burkittsville Community Parks, with phased funding requests of 26094 and 6000 from Parks and Open Space, both approved by the County Council of Governments.
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Michael K. Evans
Evans Economics
Washington
James Pihera
Georgia State University
Walkersville
Kenneth Drive
Biggs Ford Road
POS
Burkittsville
Gapland Church Road
Frederick County
Lottery numbers from Baltimore Harrisburg and DC drawn
AP reports show Maryland Daily Lottery numbers 5 5 6 and Pick Four 1 3 7 3. Harrisburg lists Pennsylvania Daily Lottery 9 2 5 and Washington DC Lucky Numbers 491.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Washington
District of Columbia
Reagan shifts stance on taxes and military cuts
President Reagan after talks with Senate GOP leaders says higher taxes and reduced military spending are needed to curb the federal deficit. A $249.5 billion three year deficit reduction plan includes $48 billion in new revenues from closing tax loopholes and about $40 billion in defense cuts along with $43.2 billion in domestic spending cuts. The plan faces a challenging path in Congress as Democrats weigh support. The Senate Finance Committee moved toward a $100 billion deficit reduce plan, approving a liquor tax increase and blocking IRS guidance on taxing employer fringe benefits.
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Washington
Reagan
Senate
House
Thomas P. O'Neill Jr
Mass
White House
Rose Garden
Senate Finance Committee
Ways and Means Committee
Internal Revenue Service
Mondale Footnotes Campaign Spending and Apology
Hart defended his claim that Mondale runs a nearly negative campaign and accused him of false charges over arms control energy taxes and elderly medical costs. Mondale acknowledges the apology and notes campaign fatigue while spending toward the nomination cap remains tight for both sides.
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Hart
Mondale
Cadillac
Chicago
County Eyes Airport Buffer and Shared Funding
County Commissioner Galen R. Clagett supports a buffer around the airport and agrees to seek county assistance in funding. ECDC asks the commissioners to help Frederick City finance the project, noting the county has not funded the airport to date while the city covers 100 percent. Airfreight is seen as vital, and officials stress federal funding remains a key constraint.
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Galen R. Clagett
ECDC
Frederick
Ewing
Clagett
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