Hendrickson's to Liquidate After 103 Years in Frederick
Francis W. Bush Sr reports Hendrickson's 103 year old family store at 42 N Market St Frederick closes with a liquidation sale. Carroll Hendrickson Jr announces the end of a multi generation family business that served six generations of customers and shaped Frederick retail life. The building was sold for its architectural value as part of a downtown preservation story. The Hendrickson family praised staff and customers and plans to remain active in the community.
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Carroll R. Hendrickson Jr
Hendrickson‘s
Mutt Generation
Frederick County
Montgomery County
Baltimore
Washington
Hendrickson
Hendrickson’s
N. Market St
Frederick
John D. Hendrickson
W. Irving Parsons
Model
Hendrickson's
Markell's
Elridge’s
Ramsburg & Thomas
Stauffer’s
Doll's
Walker's
Haller & Mullinix
Market Street
J.A. Dempwolf
York
Henry Hobson Richardson
Mutual Insurance
Frederick News
The
News
Worth Court Street
Mutual Insurace Company
Maryland Historical Trust
National Park Service
Frederick City
R. Ames Hendrickson
Carroll H. Hendrickson Sr
Carroll Sr
Carroll Tr
R. Ames
Carroll H. Hendrickson Jr
Priestly
Cretonnes
Baker Park
Carroll Hendrickson
Baltimore Symphony
Nct
North Market Street
Ben Bilan
Ford shows restraint in 1980 bid amid pressures
The piece notes Gerald Ford, praised for his fitness and past achievements, chose to stay out of the 1980 presidential race based on advice from Betty Ford and confidants. It contrasts Ford with Carter, Reagan, and John Anderson, suggesting front-runners are vulnerable and that Reagan’s age and views may hurt his in the polls.
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Gerald A. Ford
White House
Teddy Roosevelt
Ford
Betty
Booth
Carter
California
Ronald Reagan
Edward M. Kennedy
Chappaquiddick
Oval Office
U.S
Ford’s Quiet Challenge to Carter’s Hold on the White House
Warren Rogers notes Ford’s subtle line against an incumbent president, amid Ford advisers painting Carter in harsh terms. Ford’s March 12 Washington speech drew thunderous applause as he signals possible White House bid. The piece frames Ford as poised to benefit if Carter falters, with a potential GOP path through the political debris.
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Pakistan
Carter
U.S
Ford
Jody Powell
White House
Mohammed Ali
Africa
United Nations
Washington
Kennedy
Gerry Ford
Agricultural progress cannot be halted by politics
Anthony Harrigan argues against a freeze on agricultural tech, citing U C Berkeley and California Rural Legal Assistance suits against labor saving machines. He warns the Carter administration and United Farm Workers oppose mechanization, comparing it to 18th century protections for crafts and urging that blocking innovation harms farmers and consumers nationwide. Cesar Chavez and Secretary Bergland are named in the dispute over funding and adoption of mechanical harvesters.
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America
California
California Rural Legal Assistance
Bay
University of California
Cesar Chavez
United Farm Workers Union
Carter
Bob Bergland
England
India
Japan
Assam
Coser Chaves
Secretary of Agriculture
Casver
Umd
Satmels
Hervest
Bergland
Stoep
Charley Hess
Trees of Agriculture
Davis
Fragmentary Timely Quotes From Pais Hearst Sw Wert
Fragmented OCR reads jumbled phrases about Timely quotes, Pais Hearst Sw, and vague references to dates and people. It mentions a coat, a wife, and a governance term with uncertain details. Readable facts are minimal and names or places are unclear.
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Tocom
Pais Hearst
Tehaat
The State of Education and a Caroline County Principal
Charles Carey, principal of Denton Elementary in Caroline County, defends a positive school tone. He praises students, backs teachers, and relies on teacher committees, while performing 100 formal evaluations yearly to raise school morale and improve instruction.
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Charles Carey
Carey
Caroline County
Ave Arundel County
State Board of Education
Denton
Reagan age not a hurdle for GOP voters in early primaries
GOP voters in several early primaries largely accept Ronald Reagan’s age, with polls showing little impact on presidential support. While some view age as a factor, most Republicans deem him capable of handling the presidency, and Crane’s push for a younger Reagan has limited effect among key states.
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Reagan
Iowa
John Anderson
Lipois
Washington
Phil Crane
Ronald Reagan
California
GOP
Associated Prese
NBC News
Bese
Florida
Bim Bers
New Hampshire
South Carolina
Georgia
Massachusetts
Nate Reagan
Anderses
George Beth
Bragan
Crane
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Frederick News-Post
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Jame
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Bey
bush harrigan/rogers/goll/ witt
the State of Education
Eugene W. Golf
Washington Today
By Evans
Midwest
Havn
Veal
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