Writer-Lawyer Juggles Two Separate Careers
New York lawyer and author Auchincloss balances estate practice with writing. He notes that when his writing improves his law business thrives, and cites his novel The Partners and a TV script inspired by House of Mirth. He spent WWII naval service and returned to law, later pursuing fulltime writing briefly before resuming practice.
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Auchinelss
Auchinelas
New York
Auchingloss
Auchincloss
Panners
1S Sens
Beekman Beeky
Enainger
Beeky
Auchinckes
Edith Wharton
Hawaii Campaign to Boost Poi Production
Honolulu AP reports Hawaii aims to revive poi use and taro farming with a $55,000 promotional campaign. Department official Arthur Kodama notes poi and taro declines harm tourism. 16 taro farms produced 9.6 million pounds in 1963 versus 128 farms producing 9.02 million pounds in 1972.
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Hawaii
Department
Arthur Kodama
Kodama
Modern City Rises After Earthquake in Agadir
Agadir, rebuilt after the 1960 quake that killed thousands, has grown into a booming tourist hub. The Kasbah was not rebuilt and remains a taboo site as 14 years on the city expands with 20 story hotels and new civic buildings. Governor El Kaysi says focus is on the future, population forecast to reach 400 000 in a decade.
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Agadir
Mouocco
Africa
Miami Beach
Alia
Kasbah
Cape
Mohamed Larbi el Kaysi
Hassan II
el Kaysi
Atlantic
Roger Vinay
Tokyo
San Francisco
Home Repair Q A From On The House
A reader asks about resilvering a large mirror and is advised to hire professionals due to strong chemicals. Additional questions cover scroll saw blade breakage causes from pushing work too fast, underlayment for resilient floor tiles, grease removal from stove burner grates with baking soda, aluminum nails for wood siding, and painting woodwork over old garnishes with oil paint.
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Andy Lang
MSTA Prepares Petition On Non-Public School Aid
Maryland teachers group pushes for 15 000 signatures to take HB 12 non public school aid to referendum. Dexter cites low petition progress, voter confusion, and past defeat while noting concerns over tax money for private schools and school textbooks. Petitions available at 44 North Charles Street or by phone.
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MSTA
Robert Dexter
Maryland
Dexter
Baltimore City
Maryland State Teachers Association
North Charles Street
Divorce in Colombia Faces Strong Opposition Despite Liberals
In Colombia a rising middle class pushes for divorce and birth control while Catholic influence and a two party coalition resist. Surveys show 62 percent of men in four main cities favor divorce. 80 percent of students, 48 percent of housewives support it. Civil marriage remains rare, with no immediate push to change codes.
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Bogota
Colombia
Colombian Data Co
Gallup
American consumer roots and tax fears in a changing world
A reflective column argues Americans abroad face higher taxes as nations adjust policies, while the domestic scene contends with consumer scams like pyramid schemes. The piece critiques governmental policing limits and urges consumer accountability, echoing on growing similarities between old traditions and modern financial temptations.
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IRS
England
Everso
Italy
Spain
France
America
Hood College Announces Summer Undergraduate Program
Hood College will offer a summer undergraduate program for area residents with courses in art biology and home economics. Most classes start June 24 with registration through June 21. Tuition is 70 dollars per credit.
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Department of Art
Educaion
Engten
Peraams
Department of Psychology
Singanore High presents The Boyfriend spoof on 1920s Riviera
Singanore High School staged The Boyfriend May 17 18 set on the French Riviera in 1924. Polly played by Wendy Mullinix falls for delivery boy Tony portrayed by Wayne Conners with a strong ensemble including Mary Alyce White and Vicki Dudderar. The cast impressed with accents singing and dancing in a period spoof noted for its wit and pace.
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Kevin McCormack
Singanore High School
Sandy Wilson
French Riviera
Polly
Tony
Julie Andrews
Wendy Mullinix
Wane Conners
Wayne
Wendy
Mary Alyce White
Madame Dubonnet
Percival Browne
Mary Alyce
Kevin
Singanore
Vicki Dudderar
Frank Raines
Maisie
Bobby
Vicki
Frank
Lord
Lady Brockhurst
Steve Steele
Elaine Franklin
Elaine
Steve
Tammy Charity
Leslie Jeffers
Nancy Leggieri
Mandy Barker
Jim Pettit
Debbie Lockard
Kim Molesworth
Steve Gorsuch
Myron Grossnickle
Vicki Clingerman
Katy Crosby
Patty Crosby
Pam Ensor
Lori Etzler
Robin Franklin
Margaret Forrence
Sharon Forrence
Sue Gaither
Linda Meaney
Lori Hunt
Teresa Jeffers
Kathy Johnson
Terry Lockard
Cindy Mullinix
Donna Runkles
Debbie Sheetenheim
Cindy Smith
Carrie Steele
Cathy Tracy
Lestie Webb
Murray Barker
Gary Derr
Mike Dudderar
Steve Fogle
Gors
89th Annual Convention Of County WCTU Planned
The Frederick County Women’s Christian Temperance Union plans its 89th annual convention on Tuesday June 4 at Staley Park Field House Motter Avenue and 10th Street. Registration starts 9 30 a m with sessions from 10 a m led by County President Mrs C A Johnson.
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Frederick County Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Staley Park
Motter Avenue
C. A. Johnson
Virginia Lee Beard
Lloyd Fuss
The
Foursquare Gospel Church
George Hildebrand
Albert Palmer
Ancient women craft malachite and blue agarile eye shadow
In antiquity women ground green malachite and blue agarile to form a brilliant eye shadow.
New Market Cubs Hold Meeting With Awards and Plans
New Market Cub Scouts met at the Fire Hall on April 23 with Mrs. Hardman presiding. Awards were given to Bobcat recipients and Webelos Den 2 earned the honor den flag. Expo is planned for May 11 in Ganhersburg and Camporee for April 25–28.
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New Market
Den
Ganhersburg
Webelos den 2
Eagles
Charles
Stombaugh
Assi
Cutt
Boy Scouts
Pincake Browning
Cubs
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Jay Wiles
Frederick County
Carolyn Zimmerman
Susan Slater
Janet Dubel
Kathy Furt
Sharon Barker
Mark White
Pat Ripley
Bob Baker
Dane Glisan
John Reed
Jane Gorsuch
Chuck Rhoades
David Clabaugh
Jane Tritt
A. Gross
Bill Norris
Pam Sneadner
Ed Threa
Glenn Hane
Mary Ann Lyons
Larry Hauvers
Thomas Johnson High School
Roger F. Nicodemus
WCTU
Austin Renn
William Rollins
Willis Clipp
Kenneth Hamrick
Uened Methodist Church
Thurmont
Buckeystown Union
Arnold G. Cooper
People's Baptist Church
Frederick
New Market Cubs
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