Miss Frederick pageant to send Frederick County to Miss Maryland
In Frederick County for the first time in over 20 years a Miss Frederick contest selects a local entrant for Miss Maryland and potentially Miss America. Ten finalists vie at the Weinberg Center with tickets at 3 dollars to 2 dollars.
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Miss Frederick
Gwen McAllister
Barbara Lee Baetz
Denise Georgantis
Susan Marie Hawkins
Tina Yvette Lee Sheree Lynn Childers
Nanette Carter
Stephanie Evelyn Davis
Sandy Deener
Jan Barrett
Sertoma Club
Ron Moss
Preservation clash over Hanson House in Frederick letters
Arthur Stine protests that only exterior walls of Hanson House will be saved amid court house plans. He cites bureaucratic secrecy, National Register status, and loss of surrounding historic streetscape on West Patrick Street, urging full restoration for future generations.
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Frederick County Political Shift and Local News May 4
Frederick County remained in the Weller wing after the primary with Hoover winning by about 50 votes as five precincts reported. POTOMAC EDISON’s Melville F Riley and Mrs Riley returned from a Mediterranean cruise welcomed at Hagerstown Country Club. Roads crews posted high water signs after one and a quarter inches of rain pushed Monocacy River out of banks. Frederick Chamber notes local manufacturing near normal despite recession. Miss Joan Sawyer of Thurmont elected to Western Maryland College dorm council. A death-trap highway letter laments unsafe roads and urges action to save lives.
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Gubernatorial Race in Maryland Fails to Stir on Ollman Appointment
Maryland politics watchers describe the Ollman appointment at the University of Maryland as a bland, muted affair. Acting Governor Blair Lee III faced criticism for raising the issue while other candidates avoided direct confrontation. Senate President Hoyer and Wally Orlinsky urged restraint, and Theodore Venetoulis condemned interference. The dispute centers on academic freedom and political influence in state universities, leaving voters with a dull campaign outlook.
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Massacre reports echo Cambodian purge and Khmer Rouge crimes
A chilling recounting of Cambodian Khmer Rouge purges describes officers and civilians targeted after 1975. Witnesses detail General Em San and subordinates being captured at Siem Reap, transported in trucks, and executed by hoe blows near Angkor Wat and at Wat Loley, amid a broader pattern of executions of officers, enlisted men, and civilians.
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By Jack Anderson