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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1987

Page

5

Two Western Maryland Women Attend GOP Women’s Convention

Margaret Morgan of Burkittsville and Louise Snodgrass of Middletown are the only representatives from Western Maryland at the National Federation of Republican Women’s Convention in Orlando on September 18 to 20. About 3,000 Republican women will attend, with speeches by 1988 presidential candidates and other leaders. The NFRW, with 140,000 members in about 2,500 clubs, trains volunteers and conducts Campaign Management Schools, Polling Schools, Women Candidate Schools and Leadership Seminars.

Margaret Morgan Louise Snodgrass Maryland National Federation of Republican Women’s Orlando Fla Morgan Burkittsville Middletown National Federation of Republican Women NFRW Morida Washington Campaign Tennessee Albert Gore Jr Bruce Bapbitt

Politicians chase laughs as campaign humor becomes asset

In Washington jokes play a crucial role in campaigns as candidates seek sharp lines and timing. Figures like Chris Matthews note jokes can be as vital as foreign policy, with joke writing a cottage industry during presidential contests.

Washington White House Chris Matthews House Thomas P. O'Neill Jr Jimmy Carter

CBS pulls controversial Saturday cartoon

CBS canceled The Garbage Pail Kids, a planned Saturday morning cartoon based on Topps trading cards. Protests and sponsor concerns cited by National Federation for Decency and others preceded CBS deciding the show would not air. Storm said the show was sold out, while Wildman claimed victory for sponsors and public outrage.

New York CBS Topps Chewing Gum Co Cabbage Patch Kids Split Kit Elliot Moss Network Janet Storm Tuesay Donald Wildman National Federation For Decency Tupelo Miss Wildman Storm

Almanac predicts colder winter across the nation

The 1988 Farmers Almanac forecasts a harsher winter with more snow and brisk temperatures, led by editor Ray Geiger. Caleb Weatherbee based predictions on sunspots and lunar tides. The issue also includes a readers poll on America's national anthem, favoring The Star-Spangled Banner by a slim margin, with America the Beautiful and other entries noted.

Lewiston, Maine Ray Geiger Almanac Caleb Weatherbee Francis Scott Key Katherine Lee Bates USA Today Key Bruce Springsteen U.S.A Geiger North South Daughters of the Congress Peter Geiger Pete

Walden Pond dispute pits conservationists against Audubon

Walden Forever Wild seeks to ban swimming and curb picnicking and hiking at Walden Pond to protect the site Thoreau called home. The Massachusetts Audubon Society argues the issue is political and symbolic rather than ecological, defending continuing public use while noting Thoreau would have favored wide access.

Concord Mass Walden Pond Henry David Thoreau Massachusetts Audubon Society Walden Forever Wild Thoreau Associated Press Society Gerard A. Bertrand Mary F. Sherwood Bertrand Michael S. Dukakis Ms. Sherwood Walden Boston Dan Greenbaum United States Dukakis Massachusetts Division of Environmental Management

St John Middle School Opens Under New Leadership At St John

St John starts a new middle school serving grades 6 7 and 8 under Bernadette Emerson vice principal. Electives include drama theater sports recreation typing journalism first aid CPR computer fundamentals enriched art. A student council will give students a voice in activities and life. An honor roll with 1st 2nd and special honors is planned. An interdisciplinary language arts social studies program for grades 7 and 8. French and Algebra I offered to accelerated students. They will use local resources Frederick and nearby areas and invite community professionals to share expertise in science career exploration and world travel. Plans to expand faith life include liturgies prayer services and retreats. Emphasis on community service and spiritual needs of students.

John Parish Bernadette Emerson

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