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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1978

Page

3

Voices of dedication drive to Frederick County vo tech center

The eight year effort to establish a vocational center in Frederick County culminated in a September opening and a Sunday dedication. Key figures like Helen Remsburg, G. Bernard Callan Jr., H. Edward Reiley, and Paul S. Stull shaped support through the Vocational Advisory Council and school board advocacy. Superintendent Gordon M. Anderson praised Stull’s hiring of top instructors and a mission to create a zone of excellence, counting community cooperation as essential to the center’s realization and ongoing strength.

Frederick County Board of Education Helen Remsburg Frances W. Ashbury Remsburg G. Bernard Callan Jr State Board of Public Works Callan H. Edward Reiley Paul S. Stull Paul Stull Gordon M. Anderson Audeiouuasain

Aerospace Boom Lifts Boeing Lockheed and McDonnellDouglas

The aerospace industry rides a strong boom as Boeing nears a 1 billion Singapore jet deal, Lockheed books a half billion in wide body Tri Stars for Pan Am plus Saudi Arabian Airlines, and McDonnell Douglas signs a 170 million deal with United Airlines. Strong international air travel demand, replacement of aging fleets, and rising exports boost the economy and improve the U.S. balance of payments.

Lockheed Boeing Seattle Singapore Pan American Airways McDonnell Douglas United Airlines U.S

Urban sprawl and school recreation in Frederick County

Reader letters from Frederick County residents urge controlling urban expansion and preserving farming land while pushing for expanded county recreation and school use. Contributions cite rising taxes, crowded schools, and calls for joint support from county officials, PTA groups, and Parks and Recreation.

Gates Flying Circus Thrills Frederick Audience

From the May 22, 1908 issue, a service announced for the weekly meeting. The Gates Flying Circus delivered an aerial acrobatics exhibition that thrilled the crowd in Frederick. In Calvary United Methodist Church social room Kiwanis Club gathered with Woman's Home Missionary Society volunteers serving refreshments. proceeds benefit charitable work. L L Wilson presided as president.

Gates Flying Circus Frederick Calvary United Methodist Church Church Street Kiwanis Club Woman's Home Missionary Society L. L. Wilson

Frederick Health Council elects Louis Greenberg president

Twenty years ago on May 2 168 Louis P Greenberg was elected president of the Frederick County Health Council at the annual meeting near West Church Street. Agricultural students from Frederick High tied for top honors in the county Future Farmers of America tractor driving contest with Charles Carpenter first and William Hilderbrand second. Rep De Witt Hyde Maryland announced Post Office Depart ment accepted Thurmoor Masonic Temple Association plan to build four new post offices on the east side of South Water Street in Thurmont.

Louis P. Greenberg Frederick County Frederick High School Future Farmers of America Charles Carpenter William Hilderbrand DE Witt Hyde Maryland Post Office Department Thurmoor Masonic Temple Association, Inc South Water Street Thurmont

Dismissal of UMBC historian sparks debate on education

UMBC history professor Dr. David Deleon faces dismissal amid claims his research falls short while Johns Hopkins Press will publish his book. He argues the department’s conservatism and lack of diversity stifle ideas, risking Donnie Glen’s access to a broad college education and critical thinking. Donnie, a Havre de Grace High School senior, plans to attend UMBC next year as a top student without scholarship funds, working in a bakery to pay tuition.

David Deleon University of Maryland Baltimore County Donnie Glen Doonie Havre de Grace High School Treshman UMHL Deleon Donnie UMEC Johns Hopkins Press University Press UMBC

Foreign investors buy Georgia farms amid drought and debt

Washington Merry go round reports farmers across Georgia faced drought and high costs last year. An international firm, Transatlantic Consultants, with German Austrian partners, quietly buys distressed farms through fronts like Southern Farm Services. Beegle, tied to Transatlantic, places notices offering above market prices, expanding purchases in Georgia and other states. Farmers swayed by debt sell, some joining the Farm Strike movement, as foreign capital seeks long term gains.

Washington Rosalynn Carter Georgia America U.S Munich Germany Christian Wolffer Ferdinand Seefried Austria Air Force Philip Beegle Southern Farm Services, Ltd Beegle Sasa Transatlantic Transatlantic Management Company Atlanta Ferta Seefried Rick Shapiro Hal Bernton Transatlantic Consultants Beegie Jimmy Jackson Southeastern Cotton Industries, Inc Johnson County Soybean Hill Jefferson County

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