Expo 77 Scout Event At Gaithersburg Fairgrounds
The National Capital Area Council Boy Scouts of America sponsors Expo 77 on May 14 at Gaithersburg Fairgrounds from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Several hundred troops will showcase arts and crafts sciences trades outdoors cooking building games and on stage dramatic demonstrations Indian dancing. A large program includes five Zoo shows with live animals, aerial acts, the University of Maryland Drill Team, U.S. Marine Band, model airplanes, kites and an Army helicopter tour. Proceeds support scouting activities.
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National
National Zoo
University of Maryland
U.S. Marine Corps
Mrs Maggie Kline Joins Hood College Board of Associates
Mrs Maggie Kline elected to Hood College Board of Associates as adviser to President and Trustees. A Hood graduate active with Frederick County landmarks foundation and AAUW, she aided Community Commons Foundation and serves on hospital and health planning boards. Event notes: admission $1, concessions, live WMAL broadcast from Montgomery County Fairgrounds Gaithersburg 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
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Maggie Kline
Hood College Board of Associates
Martha E. Church
Board of Associates
Hood
Kline
Frederick County Landmarks Foundation
American Association of University Women
Taskers Chance Garden Club
Community Commons Foundation
Frederick
Maryland
Tom Gauger
Wmal Radio 63
Montgomery County Fairgrounds
Gaithersburg
Hood College to host NSF funded women in science workshop
Hood College announced a National Science Foundation grant to fund a March workshop on women and science aimed at encouraging freshmen and sophomore women to pursue scientific careers. Invitations extend to 93 area colleges and universities.
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Hood College
National Science Foundation
Martha E.church
Hood
Frederick
Elizabeth Chang
Chang
Oil firms push amendment amid energy bill debate
Conyers proposed amendment draws mixed reactions as administration officials weigh risks and Congress shows sympathy for the measure. House leaders predict a tough floor fight, with Jim Wright noting limited chance of success but highlighting oil industry unpopularity and potential public relations trouble for oil companies. Gulf Oil spokesperson warns of increased caution after Thursday House panel vote.
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Conyers
Administration
Conyer
Energy Department
House
Congress
Jim Wright
Wright
Gulf Oil Corp
Obituary for George M Spiegel in Maryland and Pennsylvania ties
George M Spiegel 41 of Rt 1 Middletown Md died Friday May 6 at Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore Born in North Charleroi Pa he was son of the late Michael G Spiegel and Augusta Messner Spiegel He worked at the David Taylor Naval Ship Research and Development Center near Washington Dc He belonged to St Pauls Lutheran Church Myersville and the Francis Scott Key Lions Club Frederick Survived by wife Rose M Shriner Spiegel three children George Michael Jr Debbie Lee and Michael Eric two sisters Barbara Trunco New Eagle Pa and Helen Gleason Monessen Pa Family to receive friends at Bittle Funeral Home Myersville Sunday 7 pm Funeral services Monday May 9 at 9 am Rev William M Brown Interment Mon Valley Memorial Park Donora Pa
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George M. Spiegel
Rt. 1
Middletown
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
North Charleroi
Michael G
Augusta Messner Spiegel
David Taylor Naval Ship Research, and Development Center
Washington, D.C
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Myersville
Francis Scott Key Lions
William M. Brown
Mon Valley Memorial Park
Donora
Births Report Reflects Multiple New Arrivals Across Town
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey E. Fleming welcome a daughter Jaime Louise at 1106 S Main St. in Mr. Airy on Thursday. Claude W. Huff and spouse in Tramsville announce a son Claude William Jr. born Friday. Aubrey D. Grossnickle of Rt. 6 has a daughter Cindy Marie born Friday. Salvatore Barone of Rt. 12 reports a son Antonio born Friday. Gary L. Adkins of Rt. 1 Middletown welcomes daughter Lori Danielle born Saturday. Roy Miller and spouse at 1836 A King Place have a son Brian Sargent born Sunday. Richard L. Kelly of 729 Trail Ave. greets son Christopher Lee born Sunday. Charlie E. Mobry of 313 Thomas Circle reports daughter Rebecca Jean born Monday. Reid Tyergar of 1 Peach Orchard Ct. Brunswick announces daughter Jenee Rebecca born Monday. Richard L. Main Jr. of 1324 North Market St. welcomes daughter Diane Marie born Monday. Richard E. Wright of 21 Georgetown Rd. Walkersville reports daughter Lora Lee born Monday. Earl Keatz of Rt. 3 greets daughter Beth Anne born Tuesday. Timothy W. Barber of Libertytown welcomes daughter Erin Nicole born Monday. James D. Koogle of 603 Woodlawn Ave. Thurmont reports daughter Laura Christine born Wednesday. Charles Cronenburg of 117 East Fourth St. reports daughter Jamie Marie born Wednesday.
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Jeffrey E. Fleming
S. Main St
Airy
Jaime Louise
Claude W. Huff
Tramsville
Claude William Jr
Aubrey D. Grossnickle
Cindy Marie
Salvatore Barone
Antonio
Gary L. Adkins
Rt. 1
Middletown
Lori Danielle
Roy Miller
King Place
Brian Sargent
Richard L. Kelly
Trail Ave
Christopher Lee
Charlie E. Mobry
Thomas Circle
Rebecca Jean
Reid Tyergar
Peach Orchard Ct
Brunswick
Erin Nicole
James D. Koogle
Woodlawn Ave
Thurmont
Laura Christine
Charles Cronenburg
East Fourth St
Jamie Marie
Army private completes OSUT at Ft Knox Kentucky
Ends Basic Pvt. Allen J. Kline son of Mr and Mrs Albert Slomcheck Ridge Rd completed training as an armor crewman under the One Station Unit Training Program at Ft. Knox Ky OSUT is a 13week period which combines basic combat training with advanced individual training Pvt Kline entered the Army in January of this year He completed his high school education through the General Education Development program.
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Pvt
Allen J. Kline
Albert Slomcheck
Ridge Rd
Ft. Knox
Kline
Army
Prisoner Escape Report From Frederick County Jail
A work release inmate, George Rufus Sexton, 30, Adamstown, fled his post at Thurmont job site Friday afternoon. Authorities in Thurmont City and Maryland State Police seek Sexton, a white man 5 feet 9 inches, 190 pounds, brown hair, blue eyes. Anyone with sightings should contact local police.
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Frederick County
George Rufus Sexton
Adamstown
Thurmont
Sexton
Summit drives oil as political weapon in 1973 Arab impact
Arab countries planned high level economic talks to pressure U.S. support for Israel, likening an oil producer boycott to removing the star from a play. Officials said no formal agenda, but expect talks on emergency financing for countries hit by high oil prices.
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U.S
Israel
Water conservation plan prompts restaurant water use curbs
A proposal urges serving water only on request to cut waste. Flyers claim an eight ounce glass needs 16 extra ounces for washing, totaling about 20 million gallons yearly for roughly 70 million meals daily. California drought drives SF residents to cut use by 35 percent this summer. McGarry, new general manager, vows to open agency planning to public scrutiny early, stressing cost effective routes may not always be best.
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California
San Francisco
WSSC
McGarry
Commission
FCC reprimands Frederick station over prize conduct
The Federal Communications Commission issued a mild reprimand to WZYQ for a January February contest broadcast misrepresenting prize cash. WZYQ received a short term one year license instead of a three year renewal. Attorneys for Musical Heights Inc say the action was a competitive, nonwillful complaint.
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Federal Communications Commission
Frederick
WZYQ
George Bosari
Musical Heights, Inc
WZYO
Fire log summary of calls past 24 hours ends 10am
At 10:04 p.m. city street Laundromat on Street LAUNDROMAT reported smoke in building and general alarm. At 1:34 a.m. Browns Church Road house fire in Montgomery County. At 2:44 a.m. Route 15 at Biggs Ford Road auto fire with Walkersville response. Ambulance calls show Emergencies nine and Routines zero. Jail population: 67 males, 0 females.
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City &K
Browns Church
Montgomery County
RT. 15
Biggs Ford Road
Walkersville
College budget request sparks debate over funds and morale
FCC budget discussion centers on education value and tax impact. College president defends a 10.6 percent rise over last year, citing proven needs and a $160,000 expenditure restriction. He warns further 50 percent cuts to personnel and equipment hurt staff morale and limit operations. Commissioners approve $32,000 for a parking lot. main budget set for next week workshop meetings.
Stacey Ball to celebrate third birthday Sunday
Stacey Lynn Ball daughter of Mr and Mrs Earnest L Ball Sr Rt 3 will observe her third birthday on Sunday May 8 Mr and Mrs Claude Miller Jr Brad dock Heights will celebrate their 35th wedding anniversary Sunday May 3 Mrs Miller is celebrating her birthday today
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Stacey Lynn Ball
Earnest L. Ball Sr
Rt. 3
Claude Miller Jr
Braddock Heights
Miller
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