News Post expands staff as Archibald named associate publisher
Frederick area papers announce a major realignment with Fred J. Archibald promoted to associate publisher and managing editor duties. G Tom Mills becomes executive editor and editorial page editor while George Delaplaine Jr. outlines aims to boost local national and international reporting. Philip Hammond appointed controller of Great Southern and plans computerization and budgeting. George Randall and Robert Harper named senior and assistant managing editors.
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Weather shifts and staff changes at The News Post
The National Weather Service warns of showers and rain along the Atlantic coast and Northeast on Friday while snow flurries are possible across the Great Lakes Midwest and northern regions. Temperatures will be cooler overall with mild conditions in the Southwest as forecasters outline broader seasonal shifts. In local staffing, The News Post welcomes George Randall and announces Robert E. Harper’s promotion to assistant managing editor, detailing their backgrounds and roles within the Frederick operation.
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Weather Outlook Chunked: Rain and Cool Through Friday
A slow-moving cold front brings rain today into Friday with much cooler temperatures across Western Maryland and the Maryland mountains. Friday night could see snow accumulation in higher elevations. Weekend looks fair but chilly with highs in the 40s to near 50 and overnight lows around 40 in western Maryland. Temperature readings yesterday ranged from 55 to 80 across Frederick Hagerstown Westminster Gaithersburg Leesburg.
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Education board debates seventh grade sex unit and electives
A school committee discussion centers on seventh grade sex education content including puberty, abstinence, and abortion references. Dissents cite teaching scope and the form of delivery, while focus area II on advanced physiology faces objections to elective presentation. Einstein noted as a refugee fact in the article.
City and county weigh changes to voting precincts
Frederick officials discuss realigning polling sites to balance growth and reduce congestion at the old Armory on West Second and Bents streets. County Commissioner Galen Clagett and City Manager Young weigh feasibility, aiming for 1964 elections, while also addressing needed expansion of the state helicopter hangar at Frederick Municipal Airport to accommodate a second copter.
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