Weather Brief Eastern Seaboard Cold High Pressure Moves In
A large cold high pressure system moves along the eastern seaboard bringing fair and chilly conditions. In Western Maryland, sunny and breezy with highs 48 to 54 and lows 28 to 35 tonight. Maryland mountains expect sunny conditions near 40 with highs in the 40s tomorrow. Yesterday’s readings include Frederick 36, Cumberland 44, Hagerstown 35, Oakland 22, Westminster 34.
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Maryland
Carrell
Frederick
Howard
Montgomery
Washington Cyanties
Maryland Mountains
Cumberland
Hagerstown
Oakland
Westminster
David Lesher
Weather forecast spans from Gulf to Midwest with snow
The National Weather Service projects showers Thursday across the western Gulf into the southern Plains and Midwest with a change to snow over the Plains. The forecast covers central California to the central mountains, indicating wet and wintry conditions for the region.
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National Weather Service
Gulf
Plains
Midwest
California
Mountains
MontCo Youth Chorus Free Concert Sunday in Rockville
The Montgomery County Youth Chorus joins with Thomas Wootton High School Chorus for a free concert at the Performing Arts Center on the Montgomery College Rockville Campus Sunday November 18. Conductor David Crawford leads 110 Montgomery County high school singers. The Wootton chorus is directed by Don Doughty. The program begins at 4 p.m. and features works by Brahms Bartok and Ishwin.
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Rockville
Montgomery County
Wootton High Schoo
Montgomery College
Thomas Johnson
David Crawford
Frederick
Crawford
ABET e_ The Wootten chorus
Don Doughty
Brahms
Bartok
Ishwin
Frederick Evening Paper Details Staff and Contacts
An archival notice lists office addresses and key personnel for The Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company in Frederick Maryland with executives and department heads. It includes publisher president associate publisher treasurer advertising director and other roles, plus contact numbers for the Frederick and Rockville bureaus.
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George B. Delaphins Jr
Fred J. Archibald
Myron W. Rendall
Edward F. Mull
Philip W. Hammond
William H. Main Jr
Marlene B. Young
Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company
E. Patrick Street
P.O
Frederick
Maryland
Montgomery County Bureau
Maryland Age
Rockville
News Matters
Stonestreet Eyes Statewide MSTA Presidential Bid
Mrs Stonestreet contemplates a run for MSTA president, aiming to unite teachers across Maryland. She cites balancing teaching duties with campaigning, detailing a plan to visit Montgomery and Anne Arundel counties in one night and rely on postage to reach 30,000 voters. She would succeed Janice Piccinini, emphasizing that MSTA is a political union and that education and politics cannot be separated. The 90 day session looms as a major focus for the group. The article notes Mao Tse-tung raising the first flag of the People’s Republic of China on October 1, 1949 in Peking.
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MSTA
Montgomery
Anne Arundel
Stonestreet
Janice Piccinini
Communist Party
Mao Tse-tung
People's Republic of China
Peking
MCI stabbing leaves inmate hospitalised after two incidents
HAGERSTOWN AP One inmate was hospitalized and five others were injured in two separate fights at the Maryland Correctional Institution near here Maryland Division of Correction officials said Tuesday Correction spokeswoman Beverly Marable identified Kevin Edwards 20 as the stabbing victim who was admitted to Washington County Hospital after leaving a shower area Monday night He remained in stable condition in the hospital's intensive care unit Tuesday
City plans to turn agricultural land industrial amid zoning dispute
City and county debate annexation and water sewer extensions as Rosenstock calls the move reckless. A five year waiting period waiver for zoning change is denied. The plan shows 3.6 EDUs per acre for industrial land versus 2.8 for low density residential. The issue to be discussed again at the next city county meeting on Thursday Dec 8.
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Rosenstock
Johnson
Young
LOSAP debate rages over eligibility and costs
Commission President Galen R. Clagett warns of a 10 percent error factor in LOSAP listings and says many names may be removed. Stenning and Kollinger dispute several listed entrants, and others call the plan discriminatory while supporting core LOSAP goals. Budget and timing details highlight 1987 eligibility for women auxiliaries and an $8,000 lump sum amid remarks on fairness and practicality.
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Commission
Galen R. Clagett
Clagett
Stenning &. Kollinger
LOSAP
Bollinger
Harold K. Keller Jr
J. Anita Stup
Charles C. Smith
Smith
Richard L. Grossnickie
Grossnickle
Lights of Love tree-lighting at Loudoun Memorial Hospital
Loudoun Memorial Hospital Ladies Board launches Lights of Love fundraiser with $5 donations adding a light to the hospital Christmas tree and $100 gifts earning a special recognition. A 7 p.m. ceremony on Saturday December 1 will light the tree with refreshments in the hospital annex. funds support scholarships and equipment, with donor names in a Book of Remembrance.
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Loudoun Memorial Hospital Ladies Board
Ladies Board
Loudoun Memorial Hospital
Shirley Hutchison
F. L. Hutchison
Cornwall St
Leesburg
Hearing Set Nov 15 on Cedar Grove planning funds
Montgomery County Board of Education schedules a public hearing November 15 at Rockville offices to consider $124,000 in planning funds for Cedar Grove Elementary School renovations and expansion. Officials warn portable classrooms will shift from Woodfield to Cedar Grove next year and overcrowding is expected over the following three years. If approved, final action by the Montgomery County Council would come by May 15.
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Damascus Area
Damascus
Montgomery County Board of Education
Penpesern Road
Rockville
Concentrat
Cedar Grove
Cedar Grove plans expansion to ease overcrowding
The council will hire an architect to design the Cedar Grove project with bids for construction due in June 1986. The school, now about 300 students with a 348 capacity, could reach 600 after renovations. By 1988 enrollment could rise to 130 at Cedar Grove and 632 after completion. The $2.5 million expansion would add classrooms, a gym, and modernization to the 60 year old building.
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Cedar Grove
Cedar Grove Parent Teachers Association
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