Mount St Mary's students punished after campus unrest
Mount St Mary's College placed two students on Presidential Probation and suspended a senior after a weekend of unrest over drinking rules. A college spokesman said the Sunday night gathering in the student union was orderly, not a protest, while many students felt the actions were too harsh. The college Appeals Board later resolved the cases with one no action, two on Presidential Probation, and one suspension.
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Mount St. Mary's College
Joe Donohue
Donohue
Hos
Iik
Robert Wickenheiser
Mount
Wickenheiser
Wankared
Crawford Talks on Russia and International Harvester ties
Crawford describes a year with Miss Olbrish and his Soviet court case. He cites immunity, Larisa Pur mmanova, and a suspended sentence with three years probation. He praises Dr. Maggs and Ambassador Toon, calls for a tougher U.S. stance on Russia, and recalls contract disputes, travel surveillance, and embassy roles.
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Crawford
Miss Olbrish
Larisa Purmmanova
Peter Maggs
International Harvester
U.S
Malcolm Toon
Toon
Moscow
Russia
Soviet Union
China
Cuba
Africa
International
Frederick County Fair Tractor Pull draws bigger crowds in 1978
The Frederick County Fair Tractor Pull grew in entries and spectators versus last year aided by good weather after 1977 rain delays. Hughes and Hoff with Shawn Parry travel from Maryland and nearby states to compete, earning an estimated 13000 dollars in prize money as the sport expands from hobby to profession.
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Frederick County
Hughes
Hoff
Shawn Parry
Pennsylvania
Georgia
Maryland
New York
Vermont
Hughes and Hoff
Ed Horman
Frederick
Tom Savage
Damascus
Robert Riggs
Laytonsville
Donald Thomas
Boonsboro
Jim Frey
Tom Bormhart
Andy Wilcom
Walkersville
Richard Flock
Boyds
Tom Tessier
Jim Kendie
Hagerstown
Joe Bell
Leonard Thomas
Harlan Industries expands to 25,000-square-foot plant for lab animals
Howard Harlan’s firm, serving Washington area laboratories and private firms in Philadelphia and Newark, plans a new 25,000 square foot plant. It will ship pedigree rats and mice under strict virus-free, clean conditions with air changing 14 times hourly. About half the business is government labs. others include universities and private researchers.
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Company
Truck and Air Express
Harlan
Harlan Industries
Howard Harlan
Indianapolis
Lilly Pharmaceutical Company
Hal Harlan
Amiratet Cyrranrhe Ahonn
Ballenger Creek
Camp David peace path praised by leaders and critics
Begin and Sadat linked arms after Carter speech as applause surged. Carter called the Camp David agreements a real accomplishment praised even by rivals. Baker Rhodes Church and others weighed Arab support and domestic politics as Jordan’s Hussein awaited details.
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Begin
Sadat
Carter
Camp David
Senate
Howard H. Baker
Tennessee
House
John Rhodes
Arizona
Frank Church
Idaho
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Knesset
Church
Jordan
Saudi Arabia
Hussein
Frederick County weighs $75 million school building plan through 1985
Frederick County Education leaders push a $75 million program for new and renovated schools through 1985. The plan backs six new or expanded facilities, planning funds, and portable classrooms to adapt to rapid growth in Brunswick, Frederick, Walkersville, Middletown, and Green Valley.
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Dorsement
Frederick County
Board of Education
William G. Linehan
A. Doty Remsburg
Maging Am
Don Foster
IAC
Western Middle
Foster
Kemptown
Anderson
Frederick City
Green Valley
Middletown
Walkersville
Brunswick Elementary
Frederick High School
Opolgumtown Pike
Rock Creek Center
Kemptown Middle
Linganore High
Middletown Area
Frederick Couny
Advertising contest winners to be honored at Saturday luncheon
Winners of the annual advertising contest will receive honors from contest Chairman Barbara Hines at the Saturday awards luncheon. The event is hosted by Bethlehem Steel Corp., Roy Anderson, Baltimore New American, George McMath, Atlantic Publications Inc., Tom Mills, Frederick News-Post, and Doris Thompson.
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Bethlehem Steel Corp
Roy Anderson
Baltimore
New American
George McMath
Atlantic Publications Inc
Tom Mills
Frederick News-Post
Doris $8
Thompson
Stromberg Publications
Barbara Hines
Ashton man drowns in community pond Sunday
Timothy Charles Moody, 20, of 17938 Pond Road in Ashton, drowned Sunday around 1:30 p.m. in a community pond while swimming with a female companion. He was taken to Montgomery General Hospital in Olney and pronounced dead at 4:35 p.m. after rescue attempts failed.
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Ashton
Timothy Charles Moody
Pond Road
Montgomery General Hospital
Olney
Moody
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