FCC rated sound but calls for stronger planning and morale work
Middle States evaluators praised Frederick Community College for functioning well with dedicated leadership and strong transfer results while urging improved long range planning, clearer faculty roles, and better coordination. The report notes morale issues after a 1972 faculty turnover and recommends more inclusive faculty input and reexamined student activities and government. Walter A. Clothier Jr. earned Bryan College honors as a singer and future band officer.
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Festival brings community spirit to Frederick
Festival co-chairman H Russell Thompson hailed strong turnout and plans for an annual event. Bob Strine and his parks crew earned praise for maintenance, while Police Chief Robert Ashton and officers aided operations. Junior Ambulance Co. assisted during minor incidents. Fishing contest crowned Mike Brachey with 25 fish and Allen Blumenauer longest catch 13 inches. 168 youngsters entered. Beck Thatcher contest winner uncontacted. Becky Thatcher winner urged to contact News-Post. Great Bathtub Race winners Jay Delphey and John Gray led a Sunrise Sertoma Club event with top honors and the Golden Plunger Award going to Joe and Charles Keiley.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Mike Brachey
Allen Blumenauer
Kent Watts
Matt Danner
Jay Delphey
John Gray
Ron Moss
Richard Summers
George Hofftmaster
Brothers Joe
Charles Keiley
Frederick High Marching Cadets Win Mid-Atlantic Championship
The Frederick High School band won Class A at a Herndon Virginia marching contest. The Frederick High Marching Cadets earned the trophy as Mid-Atlantic Regional Marching Champions under director John Slezak.
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Concorde Flight Plan Sparks Transatlantic Push
British Airways and Air France push the Concorde as a $65 to $70 million plane. two weekly Washington flights and three to New York aim to unlock Europe US service blocked by the Port Authority. Governments have spent $3 billion on development with only 14 sold. The plan faces anti noise and anti pollution protests and uncertain demand on the North Atlantic route.
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Sinatra Receives Humane Letters Doctorate at UNLV
Frank Sinatra, aged 60, earned a Doctorate of Humane Letters at the University of Nevada Las Vegas. He kept his mortar board on during the ceremony and recalled receiving an honorary music degree before officials altered the choice. He joked that a Las Vegas stop at Caesar’s Palace influenced the decision and noted his education began on the streets of New Jersey.
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