Commencement addresses spotlight youth as nation’s resource
Rev Bruce Ritter head of Covenant House notes tragic exploitation of street youth in a letter praising his work. He cites millions of latchkey children and abusive families, detailing that Covenant House has aided over 50,000 youths. He warns that a third of girls sheltered have attempted suicide and half see death as an option.
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Bruce Ritter
Father Ritter
New York City
Miami
Houston
Reagan
America
Convenant House
Saving the children and the fight against trafficking
The piece laments child trafficking and exploitation in the United States, citing Father Ritter on tens of thousands of endangered youths and criticizing agencies and civil liberties groups for not protecting vulnerable children. It calls for faith-based and secular groups like Covenant House to mobilize resources to aid street youths.
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Ritter
Vietnam extortion network tied to refugees revealed
Washington reports a Hanoi orchestrated scheme siphons millions monthly from Vietnamese refugees in the United States. Secret agents supervise remittance collection using family pressures, with funds routed through banks and underground centers to Vietnam. Operation Victor investigated by US Customs found about 9 million monthly moving via Canada and Asia channels, with arrests and reeducation for uncooperative operatives. The piece also notes Fed policy debates and Normandy anniversary events.
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Washington
Vietnam
United States
Hanoi
Rane
Donald Galdberg
Corky Johnson
US Customs Service
Canada
France
Asia
Customs
Hanai
San Francisco
Virginia
Texas
California
FED
Federal Reserve Board
Democratic National Committee
Ataxia benefit concert praised by many in Frederick area
A letter from William A Lee praising the ataxia benefit at the Weinberg Center notes thanks to supporters and outlines the Chesapeake Chapter of the National Ataxia Foundation serving Maryland Delaware Virginia and D.C. The piece also covers gratitude for preservation seminars in Frederick County thanking the Maryland Historical Trust City of Frederick and local lenders and sponsors including Rach & Associates Frederick City Historic District Commission and local banks.
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Weinberg Center
Chesapeake
National Ataxia Foundation
Maryland
Delaware
Virginia
D.C
Frederick County Committee
The
Maryland Historical Trust
City of
Frederick
City Hall
Bank Area
Rach & Associates
Frederick City Historic District Commission
Frederick County National Bank
Fredericktown Bank & Trust
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Ronald N. Young
Richard Brady
H. Weber Wilson
Jim Askins
Vernon Yingling
Cherilyn Wen
Fredericktowne Realty
Court Square
Frederick News. Post
Changes in Atlanta Through Time and People
Don McFloyd reflects on returning to Atlanta after leaving in 1968. He notes civic and leadership changes, including Marge Yancey now on the school board, John Lewis on City Council, and Martin Luther King Jr Boulevard. He recalls Holocaust commemorations and figures like Andy Young, now mayor, while observing how places and people evolve.
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Atlanta
Marge Yancey
National Conference of Christians and Jews
Ptas
Board of Education
John Lewis
John
Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee
SNCC
City Hall
Man Lewis
State Capitol
Marvin Griffin
Martin Luther Coon
Capitol Building
Martin Luther King, Jr
Andy Young
Dr Blng
Southern Chevoung Leadership Conference
Little Rock
Arkansas
Memorial Day Roundup in Frederick 1934 Highlights
May 31 1934 Frederick scene covers a Memorial Day parade led by Francis Scott Key American Legion Drum Corps. Notables include Sisters Sistie and Horzie Dal with their mother, en route to Gettysburg where President Roosevelt will speak. Also noted are Hood College exercises by Dr George F Zook and a Maryland Health Department awards banquet honoring two employees with a $1439.38 check for Frederick Memorial Hospital.
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Sistie
Horzie" Dall
Roosevelt
Frederick
American Legion
Gettysburg
Ruthella Bussard
Health Department
Annabelle Troxell
Maryland Health Department
Dentists warn joggers teeth risk from grinding and mouth breathing
In a La Jolla interview periodontist Raymond Stewart and colleagues describe joggers who clench grind or breathe through the mouth facing risks of loose or chipped teeth headaches facial pain and gum irritation. They cite bruxism typical in stressed sleepers and urge preventive balm use and awareness while running.
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Raymund Stewart
Scripps Clinic
la Jolla
Calif
Stewart
Stewart Aard
Risks of teeth clenching and ice chewing during jogging
A medical expert warns that running 45 minutes with clenched teeth can cut blood flow to gums and teeth, worsening problems. Soreness, worn or loose teeth, and bone loss around teeth may occur. saliva aids and mouth guards are suggested, plus avoid chewing ice after jogging.
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Stewart
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New York
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Utah
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Nicholas W Wood
Frederick County
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Church St. Frederick
FMH
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Frederick News-Post
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Board of
General Campion
Dumeune
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Wilson Place
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Don McFloy
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Washington, DC
Hood College
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Maryland School For the Deaf
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Frank Bryan
Hull Krantz Hand
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Evelyn K White
Frederick High School
Paul Michael
Robert Locke
Copley News Service
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