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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1977

Page

6

San Francisco vote could force midterm reelections

San Francisco voters approved a district-based supervisor plan last year, provoking a fierce fight over Prop T. John Barbagelata leads a push to force Mayor Moscone, District Attorney Freitas, and Sheriff Hoogisto to run again in November. Supporters say district elections boost local focus. opponents warn of ward politics and mayoral power.

Tony Ldwell San Francisco APY Board of Supervisors John Barbagelata Barbagetata Barbagelata Citizens For Total Representation Tandl Ily Tors Prop Truth. Pels Barbagelala Moscone Freitas Tlongisto

Three County Residents Earn Medical Degrees

Three county residents recently earned medical degrees from the University of Maryland School of Medicine. Michael C. Cunningham of Boonsboro begins a family practice residency at Florida Hospital in Orlando after graduating from Boonsboro High School and Mount Saint Mary. Robert Habison of Hagerstown heads to Harrisburg Hospital for a family practice residency. he is married to Deborah Lutz and is a graduate of South High and Western College. Robert Weiss, also of Hagerstown, graduates from North High and Franklin and Marshall College and will pursue pediatrics at St. Christopher Hospital for Children in Philadelphia. Jacquelyn J. Willock of Hagerstown earns a nursing degree from the University of Maryland School of Nursing in Baltimore.

University of Maryland School of Medicine Michael C. Cunningham Marion Cunningham Boonshard Florida Hospital Orlando Fla Boonsboro High School Mount Sain Mary Robert Is. Habison John Robison Hagerstown Harrisburg Hospital Deborah Lutz South High Western College Robert Weiss North High Franklin Marshall Colege St. Christopher Hospital Philadelphia Gary Leai Cook Edith V. Cook Jonathan Sr Brown University Cook Yooth All- American Organization Urban Studies Club Jacquelyn J. Willock Jack L. Willock

Mudslinging in Newington Park Becomes Town Event

A Newington park gathering of town officials and families ends in a playful mudslinging contest. Politicians from both parties sling red dirt at each other while children join in, turning a campaign image into a lighthearted community activity.

Jules Loh Comeaponden Newington Conn Bark Paul Uresto Bill LaPorte LaPorte Bunny Husmer

San Diego panel fights Ring and I as racist

The San Diego County Human Relations Commission opposes a summer stage production of The Ring and I criticizing the play as racist. Commission head Fred Machinez cites stilted English dialogue and stereotypes of Asians, while Starlight Opera executive director Howard Stein defends the show against Martinez’s protest.

SAN Diego The San Diego County Human Relations Commission Ring and I King and I Fred Machinez Human Relations Commission Starlight Opera Co Howard Stein Opera Group Martinez

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