Anti racist rally at Harpers Ferry park grounds
Nearly 800 demonstrators gathered at Harpers Ferry park on the anniversary of John Brown's raid. The protest featured INCAR and PLP members traveling from cities like Detroit and Boston. Speakers addressed anti racism goals including abolishing ROTC and ending the draft, amid strong police presence and security measures.
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Harpers Ferry Park
John Brown
Detroit
Jimmy Carter
International Committee Against Racism
INCAR
Progressive Labor Party
PLP
Boston
Chicago
New York
Gary Ind
Ford Motor
ROTC
Fires scorch cabin, barn and market roof in county weekend
Weekend fires across the county left a Wolfsville cabin gutted by a woodstove blaze assisted by Smithsburg, a New Windsor barn destroyed by an early morning fire, and Woody's Cash Market in Frederick damaged by a suspected vandalism spark. A MIEMSS transfer followed a Mount St Mary’s student’s fall injury. A Woodsboro election elected Kenneth L. Morgan commissioner. A Harpers Ferry rally drew about 800 protesters amid police lines and hostile chants.
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Wolfsville
New Windsor
Frederick
Wolfsville Road
Smithsburg
Thurmont
Cascade
Jerry L. Chipley
State Fire Marshal's Office
David Burdette
MD. 91
Labertytown
Union Bridge
New Market
New Midway
Woody
East Fifth Streets
Chipley
Uniteds
Chicago
Harpers Ferry
KKK
SS . Cossacks
Frederick County Junior Miss honors Lisa Koogle’s farewell
Lisa Koogle, Frederick County and Maryland Junior Miss, received a standing ovation as she spoke at the end of her year. She recalled new experiences and memories, thanked the Junior Miss program for personal growth, and said it helped her become a well rounded person. The event, sponsored by the Frederick Jaycees and Jaycee Wives, focused on talent poise and appearance.
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Frederick County
Lisa Koogie
Maryland
Lisa Koogle
Frederick Jaycees
Baltimore sports funding shift seeks team city deal
Delegation leader Smelser said Maryland’s push for economic development nudges sports funding toward a joint city team plan. He cites roughly 25 million dollars in annual benefits from the Orioles and Colts and envisions a binding city team agreement lasting 10 to 15 years for the Colts and five years for the Orioles. City would cover about one third to one half of renovation costs. Other details remained unsettled after a hastily called meeting.
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Oriole
Smelser
Orioles
Colts
Smeiser
Baltimore
Baltimore City
Thomas
McClellan
Frederick residents split on state help for sports facilities
In Frederick on October 29 1979 residents debated a plan to fund stadium improvements with state money. Some backed the Colts and Orioles for economic impact but urged Baltimore to cover part of the cost. Others opposed subsidizing professional sports or demanded local funding.
Local newspaper publishing details with rates and address
Publication note states daily except Sundays and Holidays with a local mail rate of 25 per year. It lists Great Southern Printing and Meeting Co as publisher located at 7 Bow 578, 700 East Patrick Street, Frederick Maryland 21704. Second class postage paid at Frederick, Maryland.
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Great Southern Printing & Mtg. Co
Bow
East Patrick Street
Frederick
Maryland
Frederck Maryland
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Morgan
Woodsboro
Kenneth L. Morgan
Catoctin Mountain Park
Glenn Stottlemyer
Richard Sneadner
Gordon L. Wilson
Charles Jones
Mount St. Mary's College
Maryland Institute For Emergency Medical Services Systems
Tom Doyle
Emmitsburg Vfw
Doyle
Miemss
OP Klines
Aner
Seymour B. Stern Lawrence E. Finegan
Alan L. Winik
Stern, Finegan & Winik, P. A
North Market Street
West Quik Mart
Forle Arnold
East Stee Fradench
Chea Moymer
Iowa Corn Promotion Board
the News
Frederick. Md
Cheanetet
Pet
Xetus
Radio Shack
Hata
Realstic
TM Dolty Laboratories
CY EO Eco
Ero
SOUND
PRED
EO Ae
KEY Mall
Frederick Mod
Frederick Towwe Mall
Westminster Shopping Center
Westminster, MD
Rade Shaek
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