Will Reagan Be Mount's Commencement Speaker
Mount St Marys College in Emmitsburg has invited President Reagan to speak at its 175th commencement on May 22, with officials noting the invitation remains pending and that speakers are chosen from arts, politics, business, and religion. Hood College has Barbara Bush set for May 21, and Frederick Community College will hear Seymour Stern on May 22. all seek eminent names through student input and trustee guidance.
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Mount St. Mary's College
Emmitsburg
Reagan
Robert Blackmur
Mount
Hood College
Frederick
Barbara Bush
Frederick Community College
Seymour B. Stern
FCC Board of Trustees
Hood
The
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Blackmur
Martha Church
Women’s College
Alan Alda
Church
Alda
Hal Holbrook
Pearl Bailey
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Towson State College
Buzbee’s lawyers seek new trial in rape case
Timothy J. Buzbee’s defense plans a motion for a new trial by Tuesday after his conviction on raping a 15 year old in Rockville. He faces three more rape trials starting May 23, with June 9 set for kidnapping rape sentencing and potential life terms for multiple offenses.
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Rockville
Timothy J. Buzbee
Buzbee
Frederick
6Th Judicial Circuit
John McAuliffe
John J. Mitchell
Reginald Bours III
Bours
Mitchell
Montgomery County
Pleasant weather gives way to showers and cooler air
A weather forecast notes pleasant today then showers Sunday as a cold front nears. Western Maryland counties see mid 70s to near 80 with clearing Monday. Maryland Mountains expect showers Sunday and highs in the 70s. Ocean City near 80 today with 55 degree water, winds southwest 10 20 mph.
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Carroll
Frederick
Howard
Montgomery
Washington
Ocean
Ocean City
David Lesher
Words of wisdom from Disraeli on adversity
A quotation attributed to Benjamin Disraeli, the British statesman, states there is no education like adversity. The line reflects a historical perspective on learning through tough experiences.
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Benjamin Disraeli
Personal profiles and views on motherhood and figures
Mary Fouche interviews M Estelle Baker who has mothered 33 children. Nancy Luse argues for government benefits for mothers rather than flowers. Lucian Warren covers the St Lawrence Seaway. Madeline Jacobs finds motherly love at the National Zoo. Dottie Lambdin recalls choreographer George Blanchine.
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Mary Fouche
M. Estelle Baker
Nancy Luse
Lucian Warren
St. Lawrence Seaway
Smithsonian
Madeline Jacobs
National Zoo
Dottie Lambdin
George Blanchine
Infant to undergo open heart surgery in California
Frederick City infant Justin Eury, eight weeks old, must travel May 16 to San Francisco for open heart surgery to correct truncus arteriosus. Doctors will insert a plastic tube from the right heart to the pulmonary arteries while Dr. Paul Ebert of UC will perform the operation. The parents Ronald and Debbie Eury describe the shock and resilience of their newborn.
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Frederick City
California
Justin Eury
Ronald
Debbie Eury
San Francisco
Paul Ebert
University of California
Neighborhood Watch programs expand in Frederick County areas
Frederick County sees a rise in break ins and other crimes prompting several community associations to organize Neighborhood Watch Programs in Sugarloaf Estates on MD 80 Fingerboard Road and the Mad 15-80 area in Monrovia with more developments planned. Police and citizens coordinate to educate residents on crime prevention and observation, with coordinators from civic groups leading local efforts under the guidance of Cpl. Thomas Zufall. The county will install Neighborhood Watch signs and police reiterate its effectiveness, noting declines in areas where programs operate and highlighting the Operation Identification program for marking valuables.
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Sugarloaf Estates
Fingerboard Road
MD. 80
Monrovia
Mid-County View
Clover Hill
Cpl
Thomas Zufall
Frederick Barracks
State Police
Civic Association
Zufall
Neil F. Bechtel
Bechtel
Peace bell treaty marks Mother's Day observance in Vermont
In Bakersfield Vermont a 35 year old pediatrician Dr Jack Mayer will lead a peace bell event at noon on Mother's Day ringing a hand made bell on the village green. The idea stems from a book about children facing relocation in a nuclear scare and mirrors nationwide events by Millions of Moms run by Women’s Action for Nuclear Disarmament.
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Bakersfield
New England
Jack Mayer
Mayer
Boston
Women’s Action For Nuclear
Fire in Downtown Istanbul Hotel Kills Dozens
A major hotel fire in downtown Istanbul claimed at least 40 lives and left 60 injured as foreign tourists slept. Survivors said guests on upper floors jumped to escape. many victims were foreigners, including Greeks and Austrians, with details still developing.
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Istanbul
Turkey
Afer Ozcanoglu
Militia Fighting Rages Around Beirut in Third Day
Beiruts hillsides hostile clash between Christian and Druse militiamen. Indiscriminate artillery and rocket fire hit residential areas as the battle enters its third day, leaving at least 18 dead and 70 wounded. Lebanon asks U.S. envoy Morris Draper to urge Washington to press Israel to curb fighting in areas under Israeli control east and southeast of Beirut.
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Beirut
Lebanon
U.S
Morris Draper
Washington
Israel
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