20 Sewing MachinesRequested for New Training Proposal
Dan Rohrer of the Economic Development Corporation asks the county to buy 20 industrial sewing machines to launch a training program at high schools. He notes potential surplus later if Londontown plants expand, with up to 100 new operators yearly and possible 1996 plant decisions. The proposal envisions senior girls learning industrial sewing in schools.
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Dan Rohrer
Economic Development Cor
Te County
al Roth
Co.y
Rohrer Sain
Hagerstown
Maryland Department of Employment Security
We County
Rohrer
Londontown
Boonsboro
Redhead Is Only Female In 2500 Man Air Force Class
Sharon Rae Wilson the only female in Purdue University s 2500 man Air Force ROTC program from Madison is pursuing engineering studies while balancing ROTC duties Capt Rex Bull notes the class remains male dominated but expects ROTC training to benefit the economy and local industry.
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Lafayette
Ind
Sharon Rae Wilson
Treshnan
Purdue University
Madison, Inc
Sharon
Bull
Eli
Wilson
Londontoyen
In Boonshoro
Purdue
Sam
Baltes
Svettick
Awill i
SAN Iprancisco
Engiieation Board
Uas
Lawrence Wilson
San Quentin
Leal
Persyangi
Persea
Tvesale
Sitielic
Ahs
Sepet Inj
Washington Co
Nate
Miss Wilson
Oct 14 Ballot Deadline Noted For Absentees
Report notes a ballot deadline of October 14 for absentee voters while a related program faced issues and a program in which Shar on conducts twice-weekly classes, drawing 119 boys.
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Sharon
Local Deaths Passages From Washington County Area
Two obituaries report deaths in the Washington County area. Jeffrey Lynn Reid aged 14 of 1230 Murdock Ave died at Washington County Hospital of muscular dystrophy. he was the son of James Reid Jr and Evelyn King Reid. Funeral set at Church of the Brethren in Hagerstown with burial at Rest Haven Cemetery. John W. Water, 91, of Fahrney Keedy Memorial Home near Boonsboro died following a lengthy illness. he was a retired farmer and Church of the Brethren member with services at East Funeral Home in Boonsboro and burial at Broadfording Cemetery.
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Jeffrey Lynn Reid
Washington County Hospital
Murdock Ave
Wagerstown
James
Evelyn (King) Reid
Church of Brethren
Christopher R. Reid
James &. Treid
Chesapeake Pearh
Care Keefer
Mercersburg
William Wi. King
Hagerstown
Laura King. Bolas
Church of the Brethren
Nagerstown
Joseph Quesenberry
Rest Haven
Wie Minnich Funeral Home
Tagerstown
John W. Water
Fahrney - Keedy
Boonsboro
Weednes
Margansville
Joseph
Annie Elizabeth
Kepner) Hause
Fahrney - Reedy
Church of the Brethren of
Church of the Brethren of Magoraton Th Me Is Survived By Sir Susan Trause
Pahrnoy
Goldwater Miller Headquarters Open Friday Evening
Citizens for Goldwater Miller plan a formal opening Friday evening at the old Colonial Music Store property 235 Potomac Street. Lyfe Symington a noted state Republican figure will speak. The group promotes independent support for Goldwater and Miller and will operate separately from the Republican HQ on Potomac Street with directors William and Sue Ann Sullivan and local chairs Paul and
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Goldwater
Gcket
Citizens For Goldwater-Miller
Republican
N. Potomac St
William and
Sue Ann Sullivan
Citizens For Ele Maller
Paul
Stock Market Steady Today Amid mixed steel and tech moves
New York reports a steady early session with steelmakers nudging higher on hints of price rises and American Telephone edging up on a report of record earnings. Some majors slipped or held, with General Motors and auto makers mostly unchanged as a strike at GAM persisted. Fractional gains shown by Montgomery Ward, Sears Roebuck, Southern Railway, Mastemn Air Lines, Air Recuc sion and International Telephone.
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New York
Mrakel
Ff Manerican Telephone
Bastian Kodak
American Tobacco
Reynolds Tobacco
Standard Oil
Indiana
High Voltage Engineering
Chaois Central
General Motors
Stade- Baker
Montgomery Ward
Sears, Roebuck
Southern Railway
Mastemn Air Lines
Air
International Telephone
Area Deaths Mrs Emma Wadsworth Poinfield NJ
Mrs Husa Cashman Wadsworth longtime Wasnesboro resident dies Tuesday at age widow of William J Wadsworth Survived by son Ray S and sisters Mrs Auber Bock and Mrs Doba Eh Stocksdale in Hagerstown Three brothers Cashman Joseph Cashman Fort Joseph Cashman Bluffton Charles Cashman Virginia Beach Many nieces and nephews Funeral services Saturday at 2 pm at Hap Geld Church of the Brethren Lansdale burial in Lansdale upper area notes plan
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Emma Wadsworth
Poinfield
Husa (Cashman) Wadsworth
Wasnesboro
Tate George TP
Elizabeth Keeny
Casha
Willian J. Wadsworthoe
Ray S. Wamplershre
North Wales
Auber Bo Bock
Waynes Bero
Doba' Eh
Stocks
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Suspense
Pogram
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Bal AL
Sedaar
Sara
Syrace
Washington St
Vitrous
China
W. Washington St
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