Fiesta fundraiser aids Nicaraguan clinic
A charity event at Trinity United Methodist Church in Frederick raised funds and supplies for The Mothers of Matagalpa, an association of Nicaraguan women who rebuilt a clinic and community after civil war. The Mothers operate a clinic near Matagalpa, also known as the City of Hope and Reconciliation, serving hundreds despite harsh conditions and limited resources.
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Duncan
Brock records show taxes unpaid in Maryland until 1990
Republican Senate candidate William E. Brock 111 released financial records showing he paid Maryland income taxes only starting in 1990. He says he began permanent Maryland residency in late 1986, with voter registration in October 1988 and a Maryland driver’s license obtained within three years.
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William E. Brock
Maryland
Brock
Annapolis
Sandy
Maryland Lotto winners face mixed effects from big jackpot
Brenda Beaver the $3.5 million December 1991 Maryland Lotto winner says friends and relatives swarm after a win, creating emotional pressure. Jeffrey and Marjorie Kimble, who won $18 million, advise going public sparingly and hiring a good attorney. Angela Stocksdale, who split $4.8 million in 1989, reports financial security and more time with family. The article contrasts personal lives, investments, and charitable acts tied to big lottery prizes.
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Westminster
Brenda Beaver
Jeffrey
Marjorie Kimble
Angela Stocksdale
Carroll County
Chip
Bainum Aborts Governor Bid in late night surprise
Montgomery County businessman Steward Bainum Jr announces he will not run for Maryland governor, canceling his planned candidacy kickoff across the state. The Democrat cites focus on family and business opportunities, leaving six other Democrats in the race without a clear front runner.
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Steward Bainum Jr
Montgomery County
Bainum
Maryland
Goucher College approves first woman president departs
Rhonda Dorsey ends a 40 year Goucher career including 26 years as president amid crises. Since joining in 1954 as an history assistant, she led downsizing deficits and faculty cuts, then steered the campus through 1986 coed transition. Dorsey, 66, departs June 30 after 103rd graduation and plans extensive travel.
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Goucher College
Rhonda Dorsey
England
University of Minnesota
Wolf Thormann
Goucher
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Eighth grader to enter Harford college in fall
Loren Spice a 12 year old from Madonna Harford County will skip four years of high school to enroll as a full time student at Harford Community College He has a two year scholarship and is noted for early reading high test scores and gifted status His goal is to become a math teacher and his parents and educators weigh socialization concerns against the opportunity
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Dr. Thormann
Ms. Dorsey
Goucher
Madonna
Loren Spice
Harford County
Harford Community College
James Quigg
Loren
Albert F. Seymour
Martha
Ralph Spice
Spice
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