Letters Highlight Frederick History and Superwalk Support
A reader traces family roots in Frederick County from the 1700s through post Civil War times, recounting zoning hurdles and a Cleveland planner. The piece shifts to a heartfelt thank you from the Frederick County March of Dimes, praising 1350 walkers and 200 volunteers for Superwalk Sunday despite rain, detailing support from local businesses and organizations and outlining the funds raised for scholarships, hospital equipment, health programs, and education.
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Frederick County
Frederick City
West Patrick Street
Steiner
Fleming Avenue
Baker Park
Alice
West
Patrick Street
Tian
Cleveland
Ohio
Frederick
Frederick County March of Dimes
Jaycees
Hotarians
Cbers
REACT
METRO
Salvation Army
Frederick City Police
March of Dimes Board
Department of Public Works
Coca
March of Dimes
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick County Health Department
Ared
Maryland Primary Vote Reminder and Battle Lines
A call to vote in the Maryland Democratic and Republican primaries tomorrow urges residents to participate. The piece outlines choices among Carter Kennedy Reagan Bush Anderson and notes Puerto Rico’s strong turnout as a contrast. It encourages Frederick County to lead in voter turnout and emphasizes civic duty.
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Maryland
Carter
Iran
Elf
Kennedy
America
California
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
George Bush
John Anderson
Frederick County
Puerto Rico
Llst
U.S
First
New Hampshire
GOP
Jimmey
Honesty on Campus Cracking Down on Cheating at Maryland
University of Maryland leads a rigorous crackdown on cheating with a new code of conduct after a dragnet reveals many ringers. The move reflects a wider national concern about dishonesty in higher education among administrators, coaches, and faculty amid pressure from job markets and evolving exam systems. Campus officials praise the effort as a model to deter deception and uphold integrity.
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University of Maryland
Maryland
Post
Our Sports
Mark Agher
Maryland U
Ube
Diamondbeck
Frederick Union Women Convene at Buckeystown Church
Members of Frederick City and County unions plan to attend a Frederick County Women’s Christian Temperance Union convention at Buckeystown M P Church. Officers include Mrs Francis B Sappington of Frederick as president and Mrs A G McKinney of Walkersville as vice president.
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Frederick City
Frederick County
Charles E. Wehler
Frederick
Katherine Bartgis
Maryland Young Women's Congress
the Women's Missionary Society
Trinity, Lutheran Church
Ethel Bowers
Katherine Smith
Virgil W. Doub
Elmer Harp
C. Mason Hoffman
Young People’s Conference
Evangelical Lutheran Sunday School
Katherine Trundle
Donald Rice
Mae Bittle
Austin Cooper
Carter Vance clash over Lebanon and Israel warned
The April 10 cable from Secretary of State Cyrus Vance demanded Israeli forces withdraw from southern Lebanon after a Palestinian raid on an Israeli nursery. Israel quickly pulled back, and Vance’s threat to curb US arms shipments pressured Prime Minister Begin. The episode influenced Weizman and stirred talks of resignation. Also noted are census chief Barabba criticizing patronage and a probe into reverse kickbacks via dummy corporations and Swiss accounts.
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Washington
Carter
United Nations
State Department
Cyrus Vance
Lebanon
Vance
Seraets
U.S
Defense
Ever Weizman
U S
Lernel
Hames
Morocco
Tobes
U5arves
Isreens
Begin Ha
Weitmas
Israel
United States
Ed Muskie
Dlaine
Muskie
St. Louis
Maine
Nashville
Jim Cape
Muski
Muske
Congress
Viecest Barabba
Bureau
Barabba
Fane
Ad and i Change Commission
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Ance
James Scott Kline Frederick
May Son
Mary Stitely
Sagner Drive
Fredrick
Optimot
Cpl
Abie le Tah
Nore Amg
Richard Basford
Eric Arnold
News-Post
Frederick High School
James A. Sensenbaugh
Goodloe E. Byron
Miss Christi Koch
John F. Kennedy
Evangelical Lutheran Church
William Moore
James Garrett
Ralph Betaon
Harry James
Bowers
Robert L. Smith
Charles Trunk
Wilson Cook
Thomas Bennett
Raymond Crum
Mehri F. Wachter
Jack Anderson
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