Hood College celebrates top ranking with large rally
Hood College, led by President Martha E. Church in a red Hood is 1 shirt, celebrated U.S. News and World Report naming it the top small comprehensive college in the East. About 1,500 to 2,000 attended a Wednesday noon rally on a 93 year old campus with 1,000 undergraduates and 650 graduate students.
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U.S. News and World Report
Marcie Kendall
Charles
Branison
Hood Maintenance Department
Emily Thayer
Susan
Hood
Emiy
Church
Joy Derr
Margaret Hindman
Lisa Farbstein
Judge orders state takeover of First Maryland Savings
Baltimore 35 000 depositors face 90 days without access as Circuit Judge Kaplan appoints a conservator for the Silver Spring thrift. MDIF will curb withdrawals to 5.4 percent on most accounts while CDs roll at contract rate. firm overseen by MDIF chief Melville Brown who seeks resignations of senior officers. First Maryland seeks FSLIC coverage or a buyer as efforts to liquidate or merge continue.
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Kaplan
Maryland Deposit Insurance Fund
Melville
Brown
MDIF
First Maryland
Julian M. Seidle
S&ls
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corp
Federal Insurance
Citicorp
Geneva summit ends with no arms accord but vows next meetings
U.S. President Reagan and Soviet leader Gorbachev closed a two day Geneva summit without a deal on nuclear arsenals or a guidelines framework. Both declared optimism about a second summit next year and a third in 1987, while noting serious remaining differences.
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Soviet Union
Regan
International Conference Center
Geneva
Reagan
United States
Gorbachev
Ronald Reagan
Congress
Washington
Brussels
NATO
Moscow
Prague
Sigielbud Wa
U.S
Michigan economists predict gradual US economic rebound
University of Michigan economists Saul Hymans and Joan Crary forecast the economy will accelerate gently over the next year or two with faster growth in national output, mild inflation, and near steady unemployment. They warn deficit-reduction targets could slow growth and lift unemployment through 1987.
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Joan P. Crary
U.S. Senate
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Treasury
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Senate
Former city businessman Carmack dies at 79
Paul Mercer Carmack, a well known Frederick grocer, died Wednesday at Frederick Memorial Hospital. He was 79. He operated two Frederick stores starting in 1983 at 236 North Market St, later expanding to a North Market property he bought in 1958. His enterprises became Carmack's Super-Thrift Market and later Carmack-Jay's Supermarket after adding a U.S. 40 store.
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Frederick Grocer
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Mr. Carmack
Frederick
North Market St
North Market Street
Irving H. Weil
Weil Brothers
Maryland Hotel
Carmack
Weather We Are All Clever Enough at Envying a Famous Man
The passage presents a reflective weathered quote about envy of living fame and praise after death attributed to Mimnermus. It contrasts human vanity with the temperate reception of notoriety in life and legacy. The text signals literary contemplation rather than a concrete forecast or event.
Carmack—Edith Wertheimer Carmack's Husband Funeral Notices
The son of Harry E and Nellie Carmack Mr Carmack resided at 715 Fairview Ave with his wife Edith Wertheimer Carmack He belonged to Grace United Church of Christ and several civic groups including Columbia Lodge 58 AFAM Jacques DeMolay Commandery No 4 Knights Templar Catoctin Club and Elks Lodge 684 He was a longtime member of the Frederick Lions Club and a life member of the Salvation Army Advisory Board He survived by his wife two sisters Mary Carmack Crum Mountaindale and Nellie Carmack Reddick Oregon plus many nieces and nephews Visitation is Friday 3 9 pm at Smith Keeney Basford Funeral Home Funeral services Saturday 10 30 am at Mount Olivet Cemetery with burial at the cemetery and a note for attendees to assemble at 10 15 am Memorials may be sent to a charity of one's choice in his memory
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Carmack
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Grace United Church of Christ
Columbia Lodge
Af&am
Jacques DeMolay Commandery
Knights Templar
Catoctin Club
BPO of Elks Lodge
Frederick Lions Club
Salvation Army Advisory Board
Citizens
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Mary Carmack Crum
Mountaindale
Nellie Carmack Reddick
Oregon
Smith, Keeney & Basford
E. Church St
Frederick
Cynthia Harbach is Frederick Jaycees Outstanding Young Marylander
Cynthia L Harbach director of the Frederick County Family Life Center was named the Frederick Jaycees Outstanding Young Marylander. The 32 year old resident of the city leads a preventive program offering affordable classes to strengthen families. Her work drew praise from nominating committee member Karl Manwiller and could lead to state and national recognition.
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Frederick Jaycees
Cynthia L Harbach
Ms Harbach
Norman Vincent Peale
Del
Thomas H. Hattery
John F. Dallavalie
Carmela Ann Douds
James A. Draper
Sandy Sue Hawkins
Jaycees
Karl Manwiller
Ms. Harbach
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John W. “Jack” Derr
Frederick
Washington
Paul G. Withauer
Joanne D. Leatherman
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