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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1975

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2

Frederick County's caring system aids handicapped and donors

Community leaders praise Frederick County for a robust network of facilities and programs aiding the handicapped from birth onward. The Jeanne Bussard Workshop, Scott Key Center, Maryland School for the Deaf and Goodwill Industries are highlighted along with private gifts and a Puerto Rico connection that funds sheltered workshops. The article frames this as a national example of service driven by volunteers and foundations.

Goa Frederick County Rock Creek Center Scott Key Center Jeanne Bussard Training Workshop Maryland School For the Deaf Goodwill Industries Board of Education James J. Cereghino MD National Institutes of Health Fredericy C Lease Bussard Thrussard Frederick South Street Jeanne Bussard Bussard Helen Nussear Puerto Rico James Taylor Winterville Ohio Mr. Taylor Ora L. Taylor Pennsylvania Wisconsin Maryland National Labor Relations Board White Collar Report Bureau of National Affairs, Inc S.acrs

Radical Conservative program urged to revitalize GOP

A letter argues American conservatives are dissatisfied with the world and the Republican Party. It calls for a revitalized Radical Conservatism combining libertarian ideals with a twofold domestic foreign policy, including laissez faire economics, reduced regulation, limited antitrust action, welfare reform, and strict crime control.

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Radical Conservative foreign and domestic policy views

A reader argues for Radical-Conservatism advocating strong defense and limited government. He opposes UN involvement, defends private property, and urges GOP alignment while criticizing overreach and surveillance. Includes biographical note from Terry W. Culler and a response about Maryland library board issues.

Visitation Academy 73rd Commencement and Baby Clinic Plans

The 73rd Visitation Academy commencement featured music on planes and strings as medals were awarded. A Baby Clinic was planned in Walkersville under the Women's Club with Dr Mason Knox checking children birth to six and prizes for the most perfect infants. May 1955 Braddock Heights Park summer opening drew a capacity crowd with Harmony Band and Cordwood performances and an evening dance. Loudon Kiracofe became president of Frederick High School Student Council with Carol Lyon Saunders as vice president. retiring president Roger Denny thanked students.

Leicherz C. Burr Anz Library Martha Reynolds Judge Clapp C. Burr Artz Board Victor Jagow FCPL Court House Carlton Molesworth Frederick Okd Court House Robert Holmes H. Ross Myers Sona Smariga Gwendolyn Swann Lila Wenner Frederick County Commissioners Leichert Emmitsburg Richard Frederick County Walkersville Women’s Club Mason Knox Braddock Heights Park Harmony Band Happy Johnny Cordwood Woody Free Louden Kiracofe Frederick High School Carol Lyon Saunders Harry ¥. Frushour Roger Denny

Short Gestation Qs and Odd Marine Facts

The Virginia opossum has the shortest gestation at 12 days. Some animals avoid cold regions in Alaska. The largest starfish on record had 20 arms and measured three feet across.

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Frederick, Md Winston Churchill Terry W. Culler P.O. Box Middletown, Md Library Court House M.L. Reynolds Record Street Thames The Visitation Academy May
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