Rev Wicklein Named Jaycees Outstanding Young Marylander
The Rev Wicklein of Middletown was honored as Outstanding Young Marylander at a Frederick ceremony attended by Jaycees and guests. He has led Middletown United Methodist Church since 1878, teaches part time at Frederick Community College, and is active in Counseling Services Inc. The event raised funds for the Jaycees and featured remarks by Commissioner-elect Galen R Clagett.
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Counseling Services Inc
Frederick Community College
Frederick Jaycees
Frederick Underwriters Inc
Frederick County
Galen R. Clagett
Braddock Heights
Clagett
The
Sandra Jeanne Burgee
Baltimore
Western Maryland College
Westminster
Boston University School of Theology
Wickle
Wesley Theological Seminary
Washington, D.C
Rev Joseph Clem Named Homewood Administrator
Rev Joseph Clem is named Homewood administrator effective January 1 1975. A Lancaster Seminary Frederick graduate, he previously worked as a teller at Frederick County National Bank and later led the Homewood Information Center staff with Carole Malin. He and wife Montie reside in Walkersville and have two sons, Michael and Ellis, with active roles in local education and community service.
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Frederick County National Bank
Catawbe College
Lancaster Seminary
Walking staff themes Mead in biblical air and weather
Inside The News notes Margaret Mead described with biblical overtones while reporting on a steel haulers strike gaining momentum. The item forecasts rain tonight and Friday with cooler temperatures, easterly winds, and mentions a quoted thought from Milton Eisenhower born 1808.
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Margaret Mead
Peace talks may force Camp David accord changes
President Carter disclosed in a breakfast briefing that Mideast negotiations could require modifying the Camp David framework to secure a treaty between Egypt and Israel. He cited a stubborn Palestinian issue and other disagreements as negotiators push toward linking a peace agreement with Palestinian autonomy proposals in the West Bank and Gaza.
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New county board to discuss officers at Friday informal meeting
Newly elected Board of County Commissioners will hold an informal Friday night meeting at Democratic Commissioner-elect Charles C. Smith's Jefferson home. Officers' selection, including president and first vice president, may be discussed though no decision is promised. The meeting is closed to the press and public, while the Democratic minority says they will not vote on officers until December 1.
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Board of County Commissioners
Charles C. Smith
Jefferson
Mary G. Williams
Richard L. Grossnickle
Williams Vitit
Local students reject marijuana lobbying proposal in Maryland
Frederick County delegation at the 1978 Maryland Association of Student Councils fall convention voted against a plan to lobby in the 1979 General Assembly for decriminalization of marijuana. About 700 students from Maryland counties debated the proposal, with Frederick County alone voting against it 20 to 2 with 3 abstentions. The article notes broader national trends toward varied marijuana laws and includes references to surveys and state actions, while highlighting ongoing local efforts like Project 103 counseling in Frederick area high schools.
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Frederick County
State Student Council
General Assembly
Maryland Association of Student Councils
Montgomery County
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Maryland General Assembly
Prince George's
Jim McCue
Gov. Thomas Johnson High School
Maryland
McCue
Frederick
Washington Post
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Dle
National Institute On Drug Abuse
Oregon
Alaska
California
Maine
Colorado
Minnesota
Mississippi
New York
North Carolina
Neal R. Pierce
Carter
Congress
Frederick Area
Rain to continue through weekend in Frederick County
Rainy spell persists through the weekend easing fire danger as cool temperatures linger. Forecasters predict showers from Texas to the Middle Atlantic with highs in the 40s and lows near freezing. Records note prior dry spells and historic rainfall in November. a general cooling trend continues into next week.
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Frederick
National Weather Service
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Weather Service
Texas
St. Louis
Middle Atlantic
Miami
Seattle
Expert witness disputes claims on emissions in Buckeystown case
Portland expert Richard Hetcherd testified about emissions from Eastaice with two production buildings and one ton of aluminum per day. Plaintiffs seek 1.4 million in damages for crops while the defense cites lower pollutant figures. Jury includes W Barrick and alternate Asree. Shenker may call Rastalo president to the stand.
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Tiree Adametews
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W. Barrick
Asree
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Shenker
Rastalo
Harvey Armintront
William 4H. Zimmerman Sr
William @. Zimmerman Jr
Charles and
Lois Nottsinger
Austin Z. Putman Sr
Norma
Austin Z. Putman Jr
Mary Ann
Robert Smith
Eustaico
C. Clancy Gordon
University of Montana
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