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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1983

Page

5

Walkersville OKs parking ban on Main Street

Walkersville officials approved a ban on parking on the northeast side of Main Street between Pennsylvania and George streets to keep fire and rescue vehicles clear. The 4-1 vote followed a public hearing with five residents present, two supporting the ban.

Walkersville Burgess Main Street Pennsylvania George Streets Tve J. Leonard Thompson Jr Thompson Burgess and Commissioners Burgess Orley Bourland Jr

Solzhenitsyn criticizes Western anti nuke protests and Russell

Nobel laureate Alexander Solzhenitsyn says Western anti nuclear protesters ignore Soviet threat and misread moral choices. He attacks Bertrand Russell's view and accuses Western elites of naivete while praising Orthodox faith and demanding stronger actions against Moscow.

London Alexander Solzhenitsyn West Soviet Union Bertrand Russell Solzhenitsyn Russell Claridge’s Agu Natalya Cavendish Prince Philip Queen Elizabeth II Buckingham Palace Nobel Prize Committee Amnesty International Moscow Kremlin Yuri V. Andropov Leonid I. Brezhnev Brezhnev

Mount Airy Ridge Run set for May 15 race

Mount Airy Jaycees and Jaycettes plan the third annual Mount Airy 10 kilometer Ridge Run on May 15. About 100 runners have registered. entry fees support the National Reyes Syndrome fund. First 300 registrants receive a T shirt. The course starts at Town Hall and ends there after a hilly 6.2 miles. Last year’s fastest man Tim Gavin and fastest woman Vera Thornhill are noted.

Mount Airy Ms. Clemens Ryan Homes Town Hall Main Street Prospect Street Old Annapolis Road Haynes Road

One Million Students Fail to Graduate

Washington AP reports that from 3.8 million students who enrolled in public high schools in 1977, over one million did not graduate in four years. The National Center for Education Statistics notes many dropouts, with 2.7 million graduates in 1981, 72.1 percent of 1977 freshmen. Minnesota led with 68? percent, DC had 54.6 percent.

Washington National Center For Education Statistics U.S. Department of Education Minnesota District of Columbia

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