NAACP Honors Eight Members At 1993 Freedom Fund Banquet
The NAACP honored eight in a Friday night ceremony for long service. Lord Nickens received for 22 years as county chapter president and his wife Thelma praised as a strong supporter. Also recognized were Leaven Gordon, Mable Ambush, and others praised by Mayor Paul Gordon and officials.
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Frederick County
The
NAACP
Frederick
Marilyn Crawford
Mable Ambush
Lord D. Nickens
Thelma Nickens
Leaven Gordon
Johnnie Mac Twine
Frances Addison
Melvin Addison
Edith Alford
Everette Johns
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Freedom Fund
Lord Nickens
Thelma
Earl Robbins, Jr
Nickens
Gordon
Carroll
Washington
Allegheny
Paul Gordon
William Lee
Thomas Hattery
Ron Young
Ronald Sundergill
Mr. Young
Melvin
Jesse Good
Calvin Sturdivant
Human Relations Commission
Yvonne Small
Peace Resource Center
Woman injured in 1 270 accident near Rockville
Arlington woman Frances Edwards, 77, remains in critical condition at Suburban Hospital after a Friday night crash on southbound Interstate 270. Her disabled 1991 Hyundai was struck by three vehicles around 11:15 p.m. No other injuries were reported and a two hour closure of the highway followed. Charges pending against other drivers.
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Maryland
Frances Edwards
First Off Track Betting Opens at Local Cracked Claw
Crowds packed Churchill Downs for the opener while Maryland bettors at the Cracked Claw in Urbana began legal off track wagering. Bruce Selby netted 20 dollars on the first race as others like Don Sweck reported large daily takeovers and a new era in Maryland racing history.
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Bruce Selby
Poolesville
Maryland
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Mr. Selby
Ron Shores
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Selby
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Germantown
Mr. Sweck
Potomac
Sweck
Otb
Pimlico
Laurel
Rosecroft
Constance Hall
Sjamsville
Martha Chabot
Ms. Chabot
Cracked Claw
Giant
Rmutuel Teller
al Frisbie
Gaithersburg
Bill Smith
Howard County
Opening day success at Cracked Claw OTB parlor
The Cracked Claw OTB parlor welcomed a strong opening day crowd amid a busy Derby buildup. John Poole and staff focused on food and bar sales as betting systems hiccuped briefly and TV track labels caused minor confusion. Patrons praised the venue’s cleanliness and atmosphere, predicting a regional boom.
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Mr. DeFrancis and Company
Poole
Rusty Kight
OTB
Terry Poole
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