Hymn sing at Maranatha Church of God features regional groups
The Maranatha Church of God at 55 Winchester St Frederick hosts a hymn sing at 7 p.m. on Saturday September 4 the 61st such monthly event. Participating groups include Tri-Stans Dorsey United Methodist New London St James Choir and many others with Pauline Shelton chairing. Free admission but offerings aid the building fund.
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Maranatha Church of God
Winchester St
Frederick
Tri-Stans
Dorsey United Methodist Church
New London
St. James Choir
St. James Ame
Bartonsville
Myrtle Palmer
Interdenominational Church of God
Gaithersburg
Jean Beall
First Church of the Nazareth
Sharon May
Four
Pauline Shelton
Frederick Chapter Full Gospel Bushes Men Fellowship Dinner Speaker
The Frederick Chapter Full Gospel Bushes Men's Fellowship International hosts a monthly dinner meeting on Saturday Sept 11. Dinner starts at 6 p.m. at Watson's Rev lasreat with Kenny speaking at 7 p.m. For reservations call 44 9655.
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Tee
God
Frederick
Full Gospel Bushes Men's Fellowship International
Watson's Rev Lasreat
Kenny
Cal
College Receives Donated Caboose for Renovation
Western Maryland College will refurbish a 1923 Chessie System caboose donated by CSX and the class of 1984. The caboose will become a concession stand at athletic events, with interior updates funded by the college and students.
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Western Maryland College
Chessie System
CSX
Chessie
Ken Schaefer
Schaefer
Dulie Maud
Bense
Manning
Beth Piskora
Vera Leclercq
CSK
Convictions Upheld in Abscam Probe by Appeals Court
The U S Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit upheld convictions of four former congressmen and three other defendants in the Abscam sting. The court ruled the defendants were caught on videotape in the act of committing crimes after FBI posing as an Arab sheik offered bribes. The ruling, the first by an appeals court in the Abscam cases, rejected claims of constitutional rights violations and affirmed guilt.
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New York
Abscam
FBI
2Nd
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Candidates struggle to raise funds in tight year
Annapolis AP reports show Governor Harry Hughes leads in both spending and fundraising after the August 17 deadline. Hughes has raised about 50000 through four committees and spent nearly 50000, leaving roughly 45000 in balance. Rene Arundel County Executive Robert Pascal trails, having fallen deeper into debt. Washington AP notes the Justice Department denies a cover-up in an FBI supervisor probe, naming H Edward Tickel as alleged in reports but stating no criminal investigation of misconduct is proven. Tickel, a 14 year FBI veteran, denies wrongdoing.
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Annapolis
State Election Board
Harry Hughes
Hughes
Rene Arundel County
Robert Pascal
Washington
Justice Department
FBI
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Rudolph W. Giuliani
Scripps-Howard
Columbus
Ohio
Citizen-Journal
Scripps-Howard Dispatch
Washington Post
H. Edward Tickel
Bureau
Rain expected across wide band from Idaho to Missouri
The Weather Service forecasts scattered rain Sunday across a wide band from Idaho and Montana down to Town and Missouri with additional showers in parts of Michigan and Wisconsin. The advisory notes rainy conditions may affect travel and outdoor plans.
Pleasant weather across Maryland counties through Monday
A large high over the mid part of the country brings calm conditions. Western Maryland counties Carroll Frederick Howard Montgomery and Washington will see mostly sunny pleasant weather through Monday with daytime highs in the upper 70s to mid 80s and nighttime lows in the mid 50s to low 60s. Maryland mountains remain pleasant through Sunday with daytime highs in the 70s and cooler nights. Maryland ocean beaches stay sunny and pleasant through Monday with daytime highs in the low to mid 80s and Ocean City water around 70. Farm forecast calls for west winds near 10 mph today and Sunday with drying conditions good to excellent through Monday. Yesterday’s temperatures for Frederick 89 48, Hagerstown 90 68, Westminster 88 65, Gaithersburg 77 68, Leesburg 83 67.
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Maryland
Carroll
Frederick
Howard
Montgomery
Washington Counties
Ocean City
Hagerstown
Westminster
Gaithersburg
Leesburg
David Lesher
Frederick County March of Dimes drive chair named
Ken Grimes will chair the 1983 March of Dimes campaign in Frederick County. The effort will fund a new Parent Support Group for birth defect children, sponsor a regional ICU nursery, and provide teaching materials to Frederick Memorial Hospital and local schools. Grimes noted ongoing fundraisers including the November Mothers March Against Birth Defects and the April Superwart, with additional events to be announced.
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R. Kenneth Grimes
Frederick County
James T. Wilson
Times
East Patrick Street
Frederick
Litettytown
Frederickh High School
Florida State
Northern Michigan
U.S. Air Force
Kiwanis Club
VFW
John R
Joni Finch
Michael
Jennifer R. Finch
Grimes
March of Dimes
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick County March of Dimes
Frederick County Health Department
Brezhnev Era Retirements Rumors Circulate Amid Health Questions
In Moscow rumors swirl that Leonid Brezhnev may retire during his 20 year tenure with Yuri Andropov viewed as his probable successor. Western diplomats note pressure within the Politburo over Brezhnev’s workload and health while questions linger on whether he will meet foreign leaders, including Reagan. Separate brief notices report Maryland Daily Numbers and Pennsylvania Lotto drawings with listed results.
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Moscow
United States
Iyear
Brezhnev
Secret
Yuri Andropov
Andropov
Konstantin A. Chernenko
Istanant
Dr William E Adamson M D sick in Evansville hospital
Dr William E Adamson M D is listed as a patient at Welborn Baptist Memorial Hospital Evansville Indiana. He is the son of Mrs Leon Loeb of Frederick and a 1957 Frederick High School graduate. Mr and Mrs Paul Kessel of Monrovia observed their 58th wedding anniversary on Saturday September 4. They have eight children 25 grandchildren and nine great grandchildren.
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Kansas City, Mo
Bess Truman
Truman
Wallace Graham
Graham
Graham Said Mrs. Truman
William E. Adamson
Welborn Baptist Memorial Hospital
Sixth St
Evansville
Ind
Adamson
Leon Loeb
Frederick
Frederick High School
Paul Kessel
Lynn Burke Road
Monrovia
Mrs. Kessel
Nin
Metermaid Assault Spurs Call for Tougher Penalties
Washington police report Martha Gaines a 27 year old parking enforcement aide was beaten unconscious during a rush hour incident on 1700 block of Pennsylvania Avenue near the White House. The attack prompts the Department of Transportation backed bill to make all assaults on ticket writers felonies, tightening current misdemeanor rates unless a weapon or intent to kill is shown.
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Washington
Department of Transportation
Martha Gaines
Ms. Gaines
George Washington University Hospital
Pennsylvania Avenue
White House
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