Moment of silence for Shangri-la Marines veteran McDowell
John McDowell, a member of the Shangri-la Detachment of the Marine Corps League, bows his head in a moment of prayer for veterans who were killed in past wars. Photo by Bob Leverone.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1981
Page
2
John McDowell, a member of the Shangri-la Detachment of the Marine Corps League, bows his head in a moment of prayer for veterans who were killed in past wars. Photo by Bob Leverone.
The National Weather Service forecasts showers for portions of Nevada Utah and Minnesota today. The brief weather update notes expected scattered rain showers with possible brief bursts across the region as residents prepare for wet conditions. Localized areas may see higher rainfall totals and slick roads through the day.
Frederick County veterans gathered at the OM Frederick Armory for the first veteran's ball sponsored by the Frederick County Joint Veteran's Council. About 200 attendees heard guest speaker Thomas Wallace urge remembrance of sacrifices, while organizers promote a free Pershing's Own Army Band concert in Washington.
Hood College will host two public master dance classes in Gambrill Gymnasium. On Tuesday November 10 from 7 to 8 p.m. Fran Marsili of Middletown will teach jazz dance. On Monday November 16 from 7:30 to 8:45 p.m. Lee Hopfer Schroyer of Middletown will teach an advanced ballet class. Both sessions are free.
The notice states the snail daily is published daily except Sunday and holidays with local rates within the marketing area. By mail the rate is 3.25 dollars per month and by motor route or carrier 2.55 dollars per month. Published by Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Co at Frederick Maryland with P O Box 578 and 200 East Patrick Street. Second class postage paid at Frederick Maryland.
Marshall describes how troopers on scene request medevac via SYSCOM, dispatching helicopters that meet the patient at the hospital. Weather affects flight timing, with crews adapting rapidly. Medics and surgeons then treat life threatening injuries, often with multiple specialists coordinating in the ICU.
The program, operating since 1908 with MIEMMS, has seen Frederick since 1972 and a four hour system since 1977. Marshall notes funding limits prevent rapid expansion to eight Maryland stations. The service is viewed as an airborne ambulance free of charge to the medical community and a flying police car by police.
Jordan's King Hussein told CBS Face the Nation in Los Angeles that Israel's reluctance to concede will force a U.S. reassessment of Middle East policy. He said peace efforts will hit a wall of Israeli intransigence until such a reassessment occurs.
The Frederick County Board of Education offers a mini-session of Parent/Child classes starting November 10 at multiple Frederick City and Thurmont sites. Four weekly meetings cover parent and infant through preschool ages with discussions, films, and possible field trips. Call 694-1829 for more information.
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