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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 1984

Page

4

Honors for Jack Griffin celebrates lifelong coaching impact

A testimonial dinner at the Sheraton Inn Frederick honors John T. "Jack" Griffin for 40 years of coaching in track, field, and swimming. The three time Olympic coach retires after 30 years teaching, with WFMD emcee Tommy Grunwell and limited tickets at Ship Jey's. The tribute recognizes his dedication to youth, character, and community.

Jack Griffin Sheraton Inn Frederick Ship Jey’s Frederick Towne Tommy Grunwell WFMD John T Jack” Griffin

Trade law reform to curb foreign trade zones

National columnist Anthony Harrigan argues reform is needed to stop foreign trade zones from draining the U.S. auto industry. He cites rising import share, job losses, and tax losses, urging Congress to end duty free entry for foreign parts and require export/import balance or eliminate zone manufacturing.

U.S United States U.S. Treasury Congress

Whistle blower case highlights nuclear plant security clash

The article profiles John Huatio a Department of Energy security specialist who exposed alleged inadequate safeguards at nuclear plants. Boss Robert O'Brien allegedly sought to dismiss him through reassignments or by building a case of underperformance. A memo outlines firing tactics while Huatio faces harassment and the case triggers Capitol Hill briefings and a pending House subcommittee inquiry.

Washington U.S John Huatio Energy Department Robert O’brien Hnatio O’brien Ownshan Te Ee Ana Office of Safeguards and Security John Dillon Indy Badhwar O'Brien Heath Capitol Hill John Dingell D-Mich Department Ead Nim House Investigations Dingell Haatic Congress Pentagon Senate Democratic House

Letters on pork-barrel politics and district council reform

A reader letter condemns pork-barrel spending as Congress’s fault, urges fiscal restraint, and critiques district elections. Montgomery County leaders from the Chamber of Commerce and League of Women Voters oppose Ballot Questions D and E, arguing for accountability to all voters and warning against district-based governance.

Montgomery County Chamber of Commerce League of Women Voters of Montgomery County Chamber League U.S. Congress Malauc OU Pe UA de le County Council United States

Women Intercollegiate News Conference at Hood College

Yesterday items note the Women’s Intercollegiate News Association conference to be held at Hood College with fourteen eastern women from Smith, Vassar, Goucher, Bede Wilson and Hunter to be represented. The Frederick Art Club met at Miss Margaret Rodrick’s home and discussed Wood Carving in Belgian Churches. Tolls on Potomac bridges at Brunswick and Point of Rocks were listed after ceremonies with Harry D. Williar and David C. Winebrenner III in attendance.

Hood College Smith Vassar Goucher Bede Wilson Hunter Frederick Potomac River Brunswick Point of Rocks Harry D. Williar State Roads Commission David C. Winebrenner III

Mason-Dixon Antique Car Club Show Planned in Brunswick

Twenty years ago Charles E. Ware, filling in for secretary George Swartz, was appointed by Edward Keil as permanent conservationist. Brunswick hosted the first Mason-Dixon Antique Car Club show with six trophies and 50 plaques awarded at the Veterans Day event. The Catholic Daughters card party at St Johns School hall featured baked items. ticket chairmen were Mrs. Carl Franzen and Miss Delores Sigafoose. Mrs. Pat Tedesco was refreshments chairman.

Charles E. Ware Edward N. Keil Ware George T. Swartz Brunswick Mason-Dixon Catholic Daughters of America St. John’s School Hall Carl Franzen Delores Sigafoose Pat Tedesco

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