Dieting tips and local political chatter featured in Maryland column
A Maryland Diet Workshop director offers hunger remedies from walking to bath oils and a playful exaggeration about time pills. The piece also promotes the 1980 Super Walk for March of Dimes birth defects research led by Eric S. Arnold and Richard C. Basford, with Lions Club events by George Wills and talk of politics, satire, and Ted Kennedy.
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Helen Fleischer
Maryland Diet Workshop
Reisterstown
Eric S. Arnold
Richard C.C. Basford
Cholly
Labor Herald
Gerald Ford
David Himelfarb
Ted Kennedy
Kennedy
Senator from Mass Faces Critics Over Record
A Mass senator is challenged for no U.S. Senate achievements and a pattern of lip service. Critics say he supports free programs but cites no funding source. The piece also notes Orioles and Colts stadium improvements and a weather-ruled scene of cows at streams, questioning pollution ideas.
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U.S. Senate
Orioles
Memorial Stadium
Colts
Colt
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John
Paul Edwards
Reader letter condemns Bishop execution coverage
James Martin of Frederick criticizes the front page Oct 22 articles on Jesse Bishop's execution as tasteless sensationalism lacking human compassion. He clarifies he is not for or against capital punishment but protests media sensationalism and urges more restrained reporting.
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Jesse Bishop
Bishop
Maryland Banker Meeting At Francis Scott Key Hotel
Bank officials from Baltimore and nearby cities attended an education department meeting hosted by the Maryland Bankers Association at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Holmes D Baker presided as master of ceremonies. a bank certificate presentation highlighted four year banking courses from the American Institute of Banking. The event also featured a cultural program with a Haunted Case from Sir Lancelot and a Russia program by Jug Bridge Cloud, with narration by Mrs Howard Marne.
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Baimore
Calvary Church School
Marke
Niison W
Devo Bons
Howard Kemp
Evtetummem
Michel Atemann
Sir Lancelot
Russia
Charles Mann
Howard Marne Setters
Mageribes
Abe
Dame Thomas
Ropeie
You did it and we thank you Colonel Bartgis JR
A tribute to Colonel James E Bartgis Jr a lifelong Maryland marksmanship trainer and hunter safety advocate born 1905 in Frederick who built rifle ranges trained over 5000 shooters and led Maryland hunter safety legislation He balanced military service with civilian work at C P Telephone and chaired the Cresap Rifle Club while guiding many local women shooters and law enforcement through safety and proficiency programs May his decades of service and safety work be remembered as hunting season approaches.
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James E. Bartgis Jr
Col. Bartgis
Frederick
James E
Minnie S Speaks Bartgis
Washington Street School
Frederick High School
James
Bartgis
James Bartgis
Maryland National Guard
Church
Jim
National Guard
Army
D. John Markey
Fred Barrick
Eaglehead
Jim Bartgis
Col Bartgis
Fort Ritchie
Nakhona Guardso
US Army
28Th Signal Corps
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co
Fort Meade
Meade
Europe
England
Africa
Italy
Sicly
France
Germany
Fredemwhk
Mead Signal Corps
Delaware
Kentucky
West
Virgina
Pasinet
Columbia
Fredenck
Second Army
District 6
Percy Chon
ATM
Col Bargis Jr
C & P Telephone
Maryland
Walter
Tarzan” Zeigler
Jim Barigis
Anna Young
Barbara Ann
Fred ¥. Coberly
James E. Barigis
Barbara
Nick
Kathleen
James Jr
Anna Bartgis
Harry W
Evelyn Ruth Bartgis
Margaret L. Crist
Amy M
House of Delegates
National Rifle Association
Frederick County
Cresap Rifle Club
Linganore Range
Sheriff's Department
Frederick News- Post
James E, Bartgis JR
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