Life centered candidate for Frederick mayor faces questions
Republican hopeful John F. Lewis discusses life and restraint in a News-Post interview. He recalls military family service in Corsica and service across Indochina, Laos, and Vietnam era contexts. His path includes boarding school in Nice, Air Force service, a stint with the French Foreign Legion, and migration to Texas before later life chapters.
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Frederick City
John F. Lewis
News-Post
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Corsica
French Indochina
Laos
Saigon
Cambodia
Nice
Air Force
France
French Foreign Legion
Texas
Juanita
Indochina
Ronald N Young People watcher and city mayor candidate
Ronald N Young, Democratic candidate for Frederick City mayor, describes himself as a people watcher who values life in people. Born and raised in Frederick, he lived on East Third Street for 20 years and pursued studies at Frederick High School, Frederick Community College, the University of Maryland, and Western Maryland College. He taught on multiple levels for six and a half years, enjoys tennis, jogging, bowling, and painting, and has long been interested in downtowns and what makes them work. He has supported campaigns at city, county, state, and federal levels since 1952 and admires Adlai Stevenson.
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Frederick City
Ronald N. Young
News-Post
Young
Frederick
East Third Street
Frederick High School
Frederick Community College
University of Maryland
Western Maryland College
Adlai Stevenson
Inflation rises while earnings fall hit Americans hard
September saw consumer prices up 1.2 percent boosting annual inflation above 10 percent while real spendable earnings fell 1.9 percent after taxes and inflation. Wall Street fell as the Dow dipped 10.28 points to 837.99, and auto makers reported sharp second-week declines. GM and Chrysler announced layoffs and years-end prospects dimmed for the industry amid a broad market pullback.
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Wall Street
Aubrey G. Lanston & Co
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve
Labor Department
General Motors Corp
Chrysler
Inside The News Many Waters Cannot Quench Love
The Bible verse as a quoted line appears to be included within a news page fragment. It references a classic scripture about enduring love despite floods. No additional context or article details are provided.
Time changes as DST ends this Sunday
Daylight Saving Time ends Sunday morning and clocks should be set back one hour tonight. Rainy conditions caused hazardous driving in Frederick and surrounding areas with reports of about half an inch to nearly half an inch of rainfall.
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Frederick
Maryland
Lucille Beale
Emmitsburg
Unionville
G. Plitt von Biff
Brink's robbery probe escalates with police killing two gunmen
Police cornered two gunmen in New York after a high speed chase linked to the Brink's robbery killings. One gunman, once accused of shooting cops, was slain. the other, a former Black Panther, was captured. A car tied to the case had trailing connections to the apartment linked to the murders.
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New York
Black Panther
New York City
Brink
Brink's Guard
Aftermath of Yorktown sequel begins Oct 31 in Frederick
The Frederick Post and The News present a three part feature by Judge Edward Delaplaine titled The Aftermath of Yorktown. It continues Saturday Oct 31 as part of the Yorktown bicentennial celebration marking two centuries of French American friendship. The first installment highlights Thomas Sim Lee of Frederick County whose home Needwood Forest stood near Peteraville. Lee served as Maryland governor after Thomas Johnson.
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Frederick Post
the News
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United States
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Francois
Mitterand
France
Frederick County
Thomas Sim Lee
Needwood Forest
Peteraville
Lee
Thomas Johnson
Maryland
MontCo school board race may draw four candidates in 1982
Former board member Harriet Bernstein and 1980 candidate Marilyn Praisner are potential contenders for four or five seats on the Montgomery County school board in 1982. Bernstein says she is considering a bid while Praisner, who ran with Blair G. Ewing, is weighing a comeback. Praisner plans a year-end decision. Elizabeth Spencer, the only incumbent term expiring, says she will finish her term and not run again, planning to relocate to Kentucky with a 200 acre family farm, leaving the county unrepresented.
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Montgomery
Harriet Bernstein
Marilyn Praisner
Praisner
Blair G. Ewing
Elizabeth W. Spencer
Kentucky
Spencer
Gaithersburg
You Did It News Post Honors Irving Able
In this week's column Francis W. Bush Sr. salutes Irving Able for achievements noted by the News-Post. The piece sits among other views on Washington talk, FTC jurisdiction questions, Pavarotti interview after his first film role, and a safety bulletin about chimneys and woodstoves.
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News-Post
Francis W. Bush Sr
Irving Able
Earl Duncke
Eels
Washington
Gobbiedegook
Donald Lambro
Federal Trade Commission
Dick Kleiner
Luciano Pavarotti
Hugh Mulligan
Murray Olderman
U.S. Postal Service
James Hoton
White House
Jill Wood
Bob Hilton
Federal Commission
Weather sketch for Western Maryland and Shenandoah region
A half inch of rain yesterday gives way to partly sunny skies and cool temperatures across Western Maryland and Shenandoah areas today. Forecast calls for breezy, very cool conditions with highs near 50 in Western Maryland and 40s in the mountains, with rain possible Sunday and drying, cool weather returning Monday.
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Carroll
Frederick
Howard
Montgomery
Washington
Shenandoaah
Hagerstown
Westminster
Gaithersburg
Leesburg
David Lesher
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