Volunteers for library hours spark local discussion
Residents in Thurmont gathered with Frederick County commissioners to discuss budget cuts and the idea of training volunteers to replace reduced library staff. Amy Whitney proposed student volunteers from Catoctin High School and other locals, echoing Governor Schaefer’s pride in voluntary work that keeps services open.
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Thurmont
Frederick County
Amy Whitney
Catoctin High School
Magic Johnson HIV revelation shocks public and sports world
The article assesses Magic Johnson's HIV diagnosis as a watershed moment inspiring calls for safe sex, AIDS awareness, and accountability across sports, media, and religion. It links Johnson's status as Lakers star to broader debates on sexuality, morality, and the role of television in shaping public perception of AIDS risks.
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Magic Johnson
Los Angeles Lakers
National Basketball Association
Chicago
Michael Jordan
Jordan
Magic
Legion
Johnson
Bush
Sports Ilustrated
Ed Swift
Phoenix Suns
Kevin Johnson
Bombebell
New York Mets
Kevin Elster
Centers For Disease Control
Atlanta
Maverel Wi Ars
Hrean City
Aad
Dan Quayle
Thornburgh defeat shocks oil industry and voters
Thornburgh’s PA Senate loss stunned oil companies long hoping for a Washington ally. As attorney general he backed oil interests, highlighted by the Exxon Valdez settlement of 1.1 billion dollars, later questioned by a government study showing much higher damages. The case drew criticism over immunity for Alyeska while fines and restitution unfolded.
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Washington
Richard Thornburgh
Pennsylvania
Senate
White House
Thornburgh
Justice Department
Exxon
Valdez
Prince William Sound
Alyeska Pipeline Service Co
Alaska Pipeline
Alyeska
Alaska Oil Spill Cleanup and Alyeska Settlement Controversy
The article discusses cleanup efforts in Alaska and criticism of the Exxon Valdez settlement with Alyeska, noting indemnities and remaining lawsuits by about 4,400 private plaintiffs. It covers Thornburgh's role, alleged political donations, and ongoing investigations into oil companies influencing Washington, including poll dynamics involving Harris Wofford and White House strategies.
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Alaska
George Muller
Valder
Sierra Club Legal Defense Fund
Thornburgh
Exxon
APU Vel
Arco
Mobil
Jobo Heinz
Alyeska
Justice Department
Department
Kuwait
Congress
Florida
Rep. Miller
House Interior Committee
Washington
Pennsylvania
White House
Senate
Harris Wofford
Liberty Fleet christened The Francis Scott Key in 196? ceremony
A November ceremony christened the Liberty Fleet merchant ship The Francis Scott Key with Representative Katharine Byron naming. Frederick County officials announced a 13 member Comprehensive Health Planning Committee funded by a $20,650 state grant. A rumored Black Panther rally against local officials was denied by leaders. Frederick City Police arrested two Baltimore youths at 4:15 am for theft at the bus station, recovering three revolvers and locating the fourth in Middle Alley.
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Katharine Byron
Liberty Fleet
Bakitumers
Meritime Commis
Mrs. Byres
TRE
Frederick County
Frederick Geen
Maryland Health Planing Agency
MCHPA
Black Panther Party
Robert S. Rothenhoeter
Richard 0. Baumgartner
E. Paul Magaha Sr
Frederick
Frederick City
Baltimore
City
Beas Seeegues Brotheryreeee
Middle Alley
Dedicated teachers struggle with conditions in Frederick County
A letter from Carroll Memorial faculty at Karen Manan Elementary School voices pride in high Maryland state scores and devotion while describing long hours, unheated and nonair conditioned classrooms, and ongoing renovation work. They stress teamwork, readiness to support students, and a call for backing their needs. The note reflects staff solidarity and concerns over misaligned support.
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Frederick County
Maryland
Missing Denton the Jack Russell Sparks Hope in Mount Pleasant
A Mount Pleasant family pleads for their missing Jack Russell named Denton after he vanished October 7 from their rural home. They report signs posted, neighbors alerted, and a $000 incentive, hoping Denton will return despite sighting rumors and unconfirmed leads.
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Denton
Denton the special dog vanishes amid heartfelt farewell notes
A reader laments the loss of a beloved dog named Denton, describing him as endlessly entertaining and deeply missed. The writer vows to run ads a few weeks more and to call his name when stepping outside, hoping the pet is returned to his home and family.
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Grand Canyon
Denton
Proposals on rottweilers provoke debate in Mount Airy
In a letter responding to Lloyd Chaisson, Craig and Liza Hammack defend rottweilers as loyal and well trained. They argue attacks reflect owner ignorance, not breed, noting many dogs of all breeds can cause harm without proper training. They urge not to label rottweilers as lethal weapons and call for informed discussion.
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Lloyd Chaisson
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