Rotary convention to bring 800 District 762 Rotarians to Frederick
Frederick hosts a two day Rotary convention with about 800 Rotarians from District 762 in Central Maryland arriving at the Sheraton Inn and nearby lodgings. The event, themed World Understanding and Peace Through Rotary, features speakers Jeane J. Kirkpatrick Charles McC Mathias and Dr David Denton. Local leaders praise planning and tourism impacts while welcoming attendees to tour Frederick and support area businesses.
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Frederick
Maryland
Sheraton
Frederick County
Fair
Tourism Council
Rotarians
Rutay
Ncw
Tredesign
Charles C. Carty
R. Ames Hendrickson
Holmes D. Baker
Guy K. Motter
Robert E. Delaplaine
D. John Markey
Thomas M. Williamson
R. Paul Smith
W. Harry Haller
Robert L. Warfield
Lewis R. Dertzbaugh
James H. Gambrill
Philip R. Winebrewer
Guy Motter
John M. Motter
Mr. Gambrill
Mr. Winebrewer
Rotary
Readers' letter defends nuclear power against fear and media bias
In a April 2 letter David Williams argues against anti nuclear rhetoric. He says media sensationalism misleads the public about nuclear plants and compares perceived hazards to fossil fuels, praising lower waste volumes and safety. The piece ends with thanks from the Salvation Army Ladies' Auxiliary for ninth anniversary support.
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David Williams
Three Mile Island
Timhla
Maaing
Hitler
Jane Fonda
Union of Concerned Scientists
The
Sierra Club
Colorado
Oemene
Aires
Salvation Army Ladies’ Auxiliary
Falklands crisis op-ed urges clear US stance and action
V H Krulak argues the United States has erred in mediating the Falkland Islands conflict. He says Argentina is the aggressor and calls for withdrawal of Argentine forces and acceptance of UN and OAS roles, while urging strong support for Britain.
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Falkland Islands
United States
Argentina
Cuba
Bermuda
U.N
Afghanistan
Laos
Angola
Golan Heights
Israel
Britain
Ascension Island
United Nations
Organization of American States
Copley News Service
Todhunter
Byington
Virginia
Subcommittee
Miguel Mallea Gil
Washington
Edward Meyer
U.S. Army
West Point
Mallea Gil
U.S
Pentagon
Meyer
Falklands
Generara
City police threaten action over tulip vandalism in park
May 1 1682 item reports police warning against disfiguring tulip beds near Baker Park fountain after 20 tulips were damaged. Officers urged residents either purchase or grow tulips. Also notes a Washington's Diary pageant by Middletown Woman's Club at Parkway Elementary, a Boy Week event with boys staging city leadership, and a minor mayoral mishap.
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Baker Park
Washington
Woman's Club of
Middletown
Parkway
Big Brother and NEISS data spark safety debate
Washington critics clash with regulatory zeal as the Consumer Product Safety Commission defends its NEISS injury reporting system. The database draws from 74 hospitals across the country, cataloging injuries across 1000 product categories and fueling arguments to curb federal safety policing.
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Washington
Consumer Product Safety Commission
Commission
NEISS
The
Safety Commission
Sam
Tombstone
Big Brother
Product Safety Commission
Nancy Stearts
Stuart Statler
Robert Verhelen
Tony Capaccio
Verhelen
Subcommittee
John Todhunter
Todhunter
EPA
John Byington
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Thomas Burnett
Frederick Road
Clarksburg
V.H. Krulak
Parson's
Mary Kay Cosmetics
Zimmerman's Florist
Olivia Remsberg
Attic Treasures
Bonnie Jordan
Baltimore Salvation Army
Ethel Moffett
Charlie Stup
Evangelical Reformed Church
W. Church &J
Corinne Wastler
Ethel A. Moffett
Frederick News-Post
Daniel
Susan
Harley
Board of Education
Alfred Thackston Jr
Jane Madey
Valley Elementary School
Mary Munson
Monocacy Middle School
Nancy Watkins
DCFCU
News-Post
Union
Frederick Moose Club
Mahoney
Friends of the Tawes
C. Lease Bussard
Adamstown
William A. Early
Montgomery County Public Schools
National Education Association
Frederick County Teachers’ Association
Early
C. Beattie Stauffer
North Frederick
Douglas J. Halford
South Market Street
Barbara E
Devaughn
Chicago Cubs
Jack Anderson
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