Baltimore Named National Arts Model City for Urban Renewal
The National Endowment for the Arts named Baltimore the first model city using the arts to drive urban renovation. Mayor Schaefer and NEA chair Frank Hodsoll highlighted partnerships, Harborplace, the National Aquarium, and Charles Center as key efforts boosting culture, tourism, and rebuilding. The city hosted 64 conventions in 1982 attracting 95,000 visitors and generating 40.5 million in spend. A second city will be selected among four to six candidates over the next two years.
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Baltimore
National Endowment For the Arts
Federal Arts Agency
Frank Hodsoll
William Donald Schaefer
Hodsoll
Charles Center
Inner Harbor
Artscape
Schaefer
Fort Detrick Commander Aims to Accelerate Readiness
DetriCK commander Mark Hoke, newly in charge, envisions rapid peacetime to war transitions and faster delivery of vaccines and technologies. He leverages 20 years in logistics and operations to enhance coordination among military and civilian groups at Fort Detrick, while reflecting on its history and his own roots as a Frederick native.
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Wee
Mark Hoke
Fort Derick
Hoke
Army
Detrick
U.S
Lebanon
Fort Detrick
Fork Beach
Detnek
Jan
Frederick
Austin Hoke
Hekee
Fort Bragg
Korea
Italy
Vietnam
States
Army Surgeon General
Joint Chiefs of Staff
George E. Chaps Jr
Chapin
Hake
Montgomery College seeks trustee applicants in 1984
The Montgomery College Board of Trustees seeks candidates to fill a six year term starting January 1 1984. Nominees must be Montgomery County residents and registered voters, may be employed by the county, and are appointed by the governor on committee recommendation with Senate approval. Submit six resumes to Dr Howard J Hausman at 1009 S Belgrade Rd Silver Spring 20902 by November 4. call 649 2392 for details.
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Montgomery College Board of Trustees
Citizens Nominating Committee
Montgomery County
Maryland State Senate
Jay
Jerry 8. Duvall
Germantown
Duvall
Howard J. Hausman
S. Belgrade
Silver Spring
Hausman
Community College
Rockville
Takoma Park
State to name building after Louis Goldstein
The Maryland Board of Public Works voted to name the state treas ury building in Annapolis after Lews L. Goldstein, in his seventh term as state comptroller. Goldstein did not vote on the proposal, cited his long career since 1938, and received lighthearted remarks from Gov. Hughes. Other actions included a $348,000 security fence contract for the Maryland Training School for Boys, a 49 year lease at $14 annually to the American Cancer Society for a lodge, and a perpetual conservation easement on a 257 acre Talbot County farm owned by Robert Pascal for tax benefits.
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Annapolis
Maryland
Camptroller
Lews L
Goldstein
Maryland Training School For Boys
Baltimore County
Baltimore
American Cancer Society
Marylaad Environmental Trust
Talbot County
Anne Arundel County
Robert Pascal
Pascal
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Naval Officer Candidates School
Department of Defense
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Thad Landerchin
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Tredeneh
Thunder
Montgomery College
Baumgardner’s
Decorator Stove Sale
Fisher
Mer
Bara
Baumgardner
Railroad Ave
Lcair
State
Louis Goldstein
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