Freedom from failure in learning disabilities described by FCACLD
The Frederick County Association for Children with Learning Disabilities argues learning disabled children can succeed with specialized instruction. It cites national estimates of 6 to 10 million affected, notes underdiagnosis, and outlines common symptoms while urging broader school support and public involvement.
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Frederick County
Betty Hope
Brunswick
Haak
Fcacld
Alan C. Ross
Information & Referral Service
Tunney bets on Moscow Olympics mischa licensing
Jack Anderson reports former California senator Tunney forming Image Factory to license Mischa the Bear from the Moscow 1990 Olympic Games. Rights go to Tunney with two thirds of profits to the Soviets. deals already yield payments from three firms and potential licenses include hats T shirts and a hamburger chain.
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Washington
Jonn Tunney
California
Capitol Hill
Tunney
S.J. Hayakawa
Moscow
Image Factory, Int
U. S
Mischa the Bear
Tunnevalso
Phonograph Image Pactory, Inc
Larry Kraftowitz
David Karr
Lazard Freres
Financial House
Karr
Paris
Stanford Blum
Senate
Soviet Union
Names back in news in wake of judge Simonson remarks
Arch ie Simonson, the Wisconsin judge famed for comments on a Tape case, remains controversial as Newsweek notes his shift to private practice in Madison. The SEC ordered Raymond Dirks suspended for 90 days over selective dissemination of Equity Funding Corp. findings, while debates over the ERA and public reactions to Simonson’s views continue to echo in Madison and beyond.
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Jelisky
Jelinsky
Col. Forest Rutgers Jr
Fort Devens
Lhe
Jelinskys
Jelin
Army
Clifford Alexander
Leo Ryan
D-Calif
Ryan
Archie Simonson
Simonson
Wisconsin
Madison
Wall Street Securities
Equity Funding Corp
Securities and Exchange Commission
SEC
Raymond Dirks
Dirks
Supreme Court
Newsweek
Cohen Footwork Could Tip Maine Senate Race
In Maine, Rep William Cohen blends disciplined campaigning with national support as Sen. William Hathaway seeks reelection. Cohen touts grassroots organization while Hathaway leans on White House aid, federal grants, and local endorsements to win a close race.
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Portland
Maine
Nea
William D. Hathaway
Teuton
Massachusetts
Edward M. Kennedy
Hathaway
Senate
Margaret Chase Smith
Wiliam S. Cohen
House
Nixon
Cohen
Bermayey
White House
Carter
Meier
Sen
Edmund
Muskie
David F. Emery
Coben
Sehetter
Roomis
Isa
Coten
Congress
Washington
Verens Coben
Frederick notes and events at a Glance This Day
The Frederick area reports celebrate a charity dinner at the Key Hotel and new voter registrations totaling 2 418 on the first presidential registration day. Church groups hold suppers and missions meetings while Frederick Fair attendance nears 22 000 with higher receipts. The first frost hits Frederick County as temperatures drop. Frederick High loses 18 0 to Handley High with a pass and run drive setting the score.
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Sed County
P Gzin al
Frederick
Hitory
Frederick County
Unionville
Frederick High School
Handley High School
Winchadier
Va Hamlev
Letters to the Editor on Frederick County politics
Norman S. Cramer responds to Al Weinberg's political commentaries in The News-Post about close elections and proposed remedies. He discusses identical vacancies, at large versus district elections, and urges minority leaders to engage voters. He questions reliance on affirmative action delays and suggests focusing on informing and mobilizing supporters for good-board candidates. He closes inviting further suggestions.
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Sir al Weinberg
Frederick County
Weinberg
News-Post
Welaterg
Happ
Ce Ae Fe
Weis
Gooc Board
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Maryland Children's Aid Society
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Michael E. Pua
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Men of Grace Reformed Sunday Schooled Church
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