Weinberg Center Director Celebrates Second Anniversary Thanks
Frederick community praised the Weinberg Center for the Arts and its director Michael Stup for two years of operation. He publicly thanked volunteers, sponsors, partner groups, and staff including John Walker, Frederick Arts Council, and resident companies, pledging continued growth and community access to the arts.
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Greater
Frederick
Weinberg
Michael Stup
Frederick County
Weinberg Center For the Arts
Weinberg Center
John Walker
Frederick Arts Council Inc
Fredericktowne Players Inc
Octorian Theatre Company Inc
Maryland Regional
Tawn
Christopher
Hostile takeovers threaten the American free enterprise system
Anthony Harrigan summarizes Michel Halbouty’s Houston Club Forum speech condemning corporate raiders. He warns raiders deplete assets, erode jobs, and weaken national growth while forcing debt on resisting firms. Halbouty calls for public opposition to protect long term energy, jobs, and communities.
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Michel Halbouty
Michel T. Halbouty Energy Co
Houston Club Forum
Houston Business Group
Halbouty
Lilespeluve Ws Uainage Auuc Lu
Wall Street
Halboury
Haunted House Tales And Tricks On Halloween Night
A reader recounts Halloween capers with gate stealing pumpkins eggs and tomatoes then a big scare as a hunting dog disrupts mischief and kids flee. A neighbor described as an old bachelor hides in an outhouse leading to a prank gone wrong. A second piece blends ghostly theater and haunted house imagery with local touches. The letter urges awareness of civil rights against restrictions on distributing literature as upheld by the Supreme Court, urging readers to know their rights and carry witnesses.
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Supreme Court
Tom M. Olson
Greene River
Clam Watchers Scrutiny Spurs $9 Million Wildlife Survey
U S fish and Wildlife Service seeks a $9 million nationwide survey to gauge Americans wildlife watching habits, starting next January. Census Bureau interviewers will contact 153,000 households about sightings of turtles, frogs, clams, mussels, and other wildlife, with questions recalling year 1985 experiences.
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Washington
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Census Bureau
Fish and Wildlife Service
Office of Management and Budget
OMB
Dave Allen
Corky Johnson
Gail Coad
Interior Department
Budget Office
Ms. Coad
Robert Bedell
Fish and Wildlife
Bill Horn
Agriculture Department
Environmental Protection Agency
Budget-Cutters
Ed Verburg
Teens Seek Guidance On Reputation And Driving Rules
In a Q A column teen readers seek counsel on social visits at home and parental limits on driving. Virginia argues friendship at home is healthy while Dr Wallace notes teens should respect parental rules. A student asks about college costs. data from The College Board estimates 1985 96 costs at private 9659 dollars and public 5314 dollars with a 5 percent rise expected for 1986 87.
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DR. Wallace
Virginia
Vicksburg
Miss
Phil
Hammond
Fred
Broad Run trustees tied to arrest warrants in school strike
Justice Walter Sinn issued warrants for two Broad Run School trustees and one patron at the request of county attendance officer Miss Gertrude Smith. The move followed an education board effort to end the Broad Run school strike announced by board president Leslie N. Coblente. A Halloween social at Cavalry Methodist Episcopal Church featured Mary Benson as presider with prizes awarded for costumes. In Jefferson, Frederick Ramsburg recovered $38 from $443 in scattered North Market Street bills, after a mislaid check and belt-pocket mix-up.
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Broad Run
Walter Sinn
Gertrude Smith
Board of Education
Leslie N. Coblente
Cavalry Methodist Episcopal Church
Arthur Jones
Mary Benson
Martin Ritchie
Allen Bartgis
Leslie Dorsey
North Market Street
Frederick Ramsburg
Jefferson
Weddle First To Seek Thurmont Seat After Wilhide Resigns
Twenty years ago E Franklin Weddle announced his candidacy for the vacant Thurmont town council seat left by Calvin Wilhide who resigned October 1 over a zoning dispute and died October 20. Frederick residents Wayne Butler William Zimmerman and Terry Harding enlisted in the U S Army. Mr and Mrs Earl A Kolb Sr of Lee Place returned from a four day trip to La Kaimesha New York hosted by Hershberg Paint Co of Baltimore for sales achievement. The Robert Hemby family of East Third Street was chosen to represent Elm Street School in the PTA Coun cil competition for PTA Family of the Year at the Golden Anniversary Convention in Baltimore.
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E. Franklin Weddle
Thurmont Town Council
Calvin Wilhide
Wilhide
Frederick
United States Army
Wayne Butler
James Butler
East Sixth Street
William Zimmerman
William E. Zimmerman
West College Terrace
Terry Harding West
South Street
Earl A. Kolb Sr
Lee Place
la Kaimesha
N.Y
Hershberg Paint Co
Baltimore
Kolb
Thurmont
Robert Hemby
East Third Street
Elm Street
PTA
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the Haunted
Flora Bell
Central Church Rd
Mount Airy
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United States Supreme Court
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Georgia
Supreme Court of the United States
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Los Angeles
Worcester
Mass
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N.J
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Roberts
Jesus Christ
Damon L. Earnhart
Jack Anderson
Joseph Spear
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Robert Wallace
D. Copley News Service
Seymour
Ind
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