World Rotary conference in Frederick showcases global issues
The 66th annual District 762 conference draws about 500 Rotary members and guests to the Sheraton in Frederick. Theme emphasizes world understanding and peace through Rotary with keynote by Jeane Kirkpatrick, U N ambassador. Maryland Sen Charles Mathias headlines Saturday’s banquet. Panel discussions feature GE executive Frank Kittredge and Kenyan Embassy representative John Mbogua, plus sessions on Third World challenges and Maryland’s port impact.
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Ian Frederick
Holly Hille Country Club
Tuscarora
Fred. Wright
Baltimore Rotary
Mike Brittain
Herbert Bloom
Frederick
Jack Stann
Frederick Rotary Club
Holly Hills
Tenmis Ate
Claxton Walker
Potomac
Chipper Hoff
Morria Levineos
Bob Furman
Bethesda
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Bob Leverone
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Jeane J. Kirkpatrick
U.S
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Georgetown University
Washington, D.C
Charles McC. Mathias
Senate
David M. Denton
Maryland School For the Deaf
Gordon Cairns
Homer Elseroad
Ted Haas
John Sever
Frederick County
Mark Corbett
Uinganore
Nicholas Dock
Middletown
Ann Gilford
Thomas Johnson
Susan Love
Freder
Inside The News ACE IS 1hak Pee at War cruelty claim
A cryptic line attributed to William Tecumseh during wartime references cruelty and refinement limits. The fragmentary quote, linked to a U S general, appears in a garbled OCR snippet with unclear context and dates.
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William Tecumseh
U. S
Soiree Auction at Spect Hall Benefits School Funds
A number of high appeal items will be auctioned at the Pro spect Hall Soiree on May 22, with proceeds to benefit school funds. The event is highlighted in a community page with notes on entertainment and local activities.
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News-Post
Beth Dees
Walter Willams
Tom Thede
South Carolina
Sally Bright
Prospect Hall
News Post
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Ocean City
Jill Wood
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Weather outlook for Western Maryland and coastal areas this weekend
Sunny and warm today give way to increasing clouds and a few showers as a weak cold front nears. Maryland mountains and ocean beaches expect mid 70s with showers possible Saturday and Sunday. Winds 15 to 20 mph, drying conditions good. Ocean City water 55. Daily temps show Frederick 48 and Hagerstown 50s.
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Unemployment Hits Record Postwar High Amid Slow Recovery
The Maryland rate rises to 13.7 percent for March while state unemployment sits around 9.5 percent and April adds 0.4 point. White House spokesman Speakes calls the result disappointing as Kennedy blames Reaganomics for job losses nationwide.
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White House
Larry Speakes
Stress tops list of teacher dissatisfactions in survey
Frederick County teachers say stress is the main dissatisfying factor in the profession with about 66 percent of respondents, from the Frederick County Teachers Association, citing stress. The survey also finds 58 percent unhappy with how teachers are recognized as professionals and calls for greater involvement in instructional decisions. Paperwork reduces instructional time and may erode professional self image. Board president Frances W. Ashbury notes teachers have input in textbooks and materials, while 56 percent dislike transfer and dismissal procedures.
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Beverly Stonestreet
Stonestreet
Frances W. Ashbury
Anthony Battles to Preserve BoE Post in Frederick County
Anthony, vice president of the Frederick County Board of Education and a Democrat, urged the Frederick County Democratic State Central Committee to back a second term. After a prolonged May meeting that ended with a 7-0 tabling of any Hughes recommendation, the panel kept two openings on the seven-member board and withheld two more names until after a May 20 meeting. He faces Vincent C. Ruwet, a Republican, as a concurrent candidate, with prior April votes having opposed Anthony’s renomination.
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Frederick County
Democratic State Central Committee
Frederick County Board of Education
Anthony
Central Committee
Harry R. Hughes
Hughes
New Market Democrats
Vincent C. Ruwet
Democratic Committee
John R. Martin
Robert C. Eyler
Ruwet
Clyde M Roney dies at 84 prominent Frederick businessman
Clyde McKinley Roney 84 of 903 Rosemont Ave Frederick former alderman and automobile dealer died Thursday at Frederick Memorial Hospital after a brief illness Born July 23 1897 in Clearspring District Washington County he was the last survivor of eight brothers He served in the Engineer Corps 1918 19 and later built Roney Motor Co on North Market Street A former Rotary president and twice Chamber of Commerce leader he was active in All Saints Episcopal Church and Claggett Center Commission Interred details follow in the continuation.
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Rosemont Ave
Frederick
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Clearspring
Washington County
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Florence Barnes Roney
Olga G. Roney
Roney
Engineer Corps
U.S. Army
Hagerstown
Mountain City
N. Market St
Roney Motor Co
Washington
Rosey
All Saints Episcopale
Hinckley testimony continues on plan to aid son
Mrs. Hinckley testified about a plan to help John Hinckley Jr. by March 1 securing him a job and by March 30 achieving financial independence. She recalled a psychiatrist urging her to give him $100 and say goodbye as part of the last desperate effort in her despondent son's crisis. Prosecutors cross-examined her as the Reagan assassination trial proceeded.
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W. Hinckley Jr
Reagan
JoAnn Hinckley
John
Iran forces reach Iraqi border in first since war began
Beirut AP reports Iranian troops breached three Iraqi defenses to reach the border for the first time in 19 months of conflict. Iraqi military says a fresh offensive is underway in the southern warfront while a communique claims intense battles with multiple weapons and air support continue.
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Warner runs as second Republican for Dist 4A House seat
Businessman and teacher Hugh M. Warner filed Thursday as the second Republican candidate for District 4A in the Maryland House of Delegates. He aims to represent eastern and southern Frederick County, prioritizing transportation taxes and the state National Guard, and cites driver education in local high schools and a family farm business as his background. He urges stiffer penalties for drunk driving amid concerns over road deterioration and driver safety.
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Sastern
Frederick County
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