Funeral services for LeRoy Henry Moose held in Frederick
Funeral services were held for LeRoy Henry Moose of 3722 Pout of Rocks Road Jefferson who died Wednesday Nov 11. The service took place 2 pm Friday Nov 13 at Peoples Baptist Church Frederick with pastors Arnold G Cooper and David Childs officiating. Interment followed in Resthaven Veterans Garden of Honor. Moose was husband of Josephine Oden Moose. Funeral home Smith Fadeley Keeney Basford managed arrangements.
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Leroy H. Monee
LeRoy Henry Moose
Pout of Rocks Road
Jefferson
Pridsy
Peoples Baptist Church
Carpenter Road
Frederick
Arnold G Cooper
David Childs
Arnold Cooper
Brenda Feags
Lord
Amanda Ward
Berrers
Wayne Hausier
Nei Cornelius
Paul Dudeck
Frank Owens
Ralph E. Huffman Jr
Glen Baker
Johnny Witmer
Paul Sines
LeRoy Robinson
Veterans Garden of Honor
Resthaven Memorial Gardens
Mr Moose
Josephine Oden Moose
Fadeley
Keeney & Basford Funeral Home
106
Church St
Emma Katherine Willams
Dickerson
Hilton
Barnesville
Miriam Jackson
Ray Poole
Randy Poole
Benny Rachel
Russell Rachel
Arthur Johnson
Robert Dayhoff
Monocacy
Beallsville
Williams
Bernie D Williams
Betty Lorraine Haines
Woodbine
Barrier Funeral Home
Liberty Road
Winfield
Willam
Phebus
Kenneth Duvall
Stanley Hatfield
Gilbert Hatheld Jr
Robert Duvall
Joseph Colson
Donald Colson
Morgan Chapel Cemetery
Haines
Madison Haines
Columbia shuttle lands at Edwards AFB timetable
AP reports a detailed landing timetable for the space shuttle Columbia on Rogers Dry Lake Edwards AFB California Times listed in PT describe engine burn coolant and descent sequence. It notes Columbia entering atmosphere at 400000 feet north of Hawaii on its 27th orbit and final touchdown with astronauts Joe Engle and Richard Truly exiting the craft.
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Edwards Air Force Base
Columbia
Joe Engle
Richard Truly
Martin's ads clash with NLRB probe and local stations
Donnelly cites NLRB inquiry while criticizing The Frederick News Post and radio stations 2104 WFMD and Westminster for refusing ads. He notes Killed by editorial content, picketing at Westminster set to grow to 50 as Pantry Pride workers walk, estimating weekly sales drop from 300000 to about 220000.
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National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Donnelly
Martin's
Frederick News-Post
2-104
WFMD
WMD
Carroll County
Westminster
Pantry Pride
Frederick
Martin
Baker flays Stockman plan failures and White House discontent
Shuttle Baker blasted budget director David Stockman and the econome plan as flaws in Washington. He credited Reagan with resisting yes men and mocked the administration's handling while Richard Allen faced a $1000 payment claim from a Japanese journalist. A Texas GOP dinner aimed to raise about 850000 dollars for state and congressional races.
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Baker
David 4. Stockman
Washington
David Stockman
Reagan
Richard V. Allen
Nancy Reagan
Stockman
Texas Republican Party
Historic District Commission guides Frederick growth and preservation
Frederick historic district guidance outlines HDC authority over building signs and appearances, with 10 dollar application fees and a 10 day pre meeting filing. The commission, chaired by Callan and advised by Ms. Widell, emphasizes repair over replacement and involvement with the planning staff to balance zoning rules and preservation goals.
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Commission
Pauls
HDC
Frederick City
U.S. Secretary of Interior
Cherilyn Widell
Widell
Maryland Historical Trust
U. S
Maryland
BDC
Callan
Frederick
Dewntown Frederick
Negfect
Cyntha P. Wilbur
Ms. Widell
City Planning Commission
James
Mathias Puts Weight on Coal Exports to Meet World Need
Senator Charles McC Mathias Jr. R Md outlines a plan to use coal exports to meet two thirds of rising global energy demand. He cites 1980 coal exports at 90 million tons, a 39 percent rise from 1979, and projects up to 215 million tons by 2000 with proper facilities. He spoke at the AFL-CIO Maritime Trades Department convention in New York and backs a bill for a task force to study antitrust effects on U S flag shipping.
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Washington
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
United States
Mathias
Frederick
Afl-Cio Maritime Trades Department
New York City
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
U.S
Rain expected across Pacific coast and northern Plains
The Raio weather forecast calls for rain today through early Sunday across much of the Pacific coast states and the northern Plains, with precipitation also anticipated along the northern Atlantic seaboard.
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Pacific Coast
Plains
Atlantic Seaboard
NAACP leader urges Reagan impeachment over policy crime claim
Emmett C. Burns, regional NAACP director for Maryland, Virginia and DC, urged President Reagan’s impeachment at a Baltimore press conference. He charged Reagan’s economic plan with a "final solution" for Black and poor people, likening it to Hitler’s Jew extermination in Europe. Burns spoke after White House budget director Stockman questioned the policies in Atlantic magazine and offered to resign, a move Reagan rejected.
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Baltimore
Reagan
Emmett C. Burns
Hitler
Europe
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Maryland
Virginia
District of Columbia
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Tim Woodford
Thomas C. Pauls
Bal Meson
Ll Conta
Mark Horak
Planning Department
City Hall
Hedson
Samg
Southern States Farm Systems
Gers
Wear
Springs
Gettysburg
Gvrev
NAACP
Jenn-Air
Panasonic
Cabinet Shop, Inc
Curtom
Corian
5Th St. Frederick, Md
Sinrod
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