Falwell Speaks at Walkersville High on Holy Living
Jerry Falwell, leader of the Moral Majority, preached at Walkersville High School to about seven hundred people. He urged taking time to be holy and to strengthen Christian life and ministries, citing his Liberty Baptist College alma mater and its goal to plant 5,000 churches with schools across North America by century's end.
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Moral Majority
Falwell defends Liberty Baptist amid praise and critics
Falwell urged students to live for Christ as Liberty Baptist College grows beyond 5,300 enrollment. He defended strict codes and warned against passive political thinking while urging parental involvement in education, informing audiences to stay informed and debate.
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Falwell
Liberty Baptist
Steven Bush
Kansas City
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Gettysburg firefighter charged in February arson
Richard B. Godman Jr. of Gettysburg, a 28 year old volunteer firefighter with less than five months in service, was charged Thursday with arson connected to a February 17 fire that damaged Cumberland Valley Savings and Loan Association, causing over 100000 dollars in losses. A bond of 75000 dollars was set after arraignment. Other downtown fires in the past year included a warehouse office building and a lumber yard.
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Gettysburg
Richard B. Godman Jr
Cumberland Valley Savings and Loan Association
Russel H. Potter Jr
Godman
Bank
Hahn estate legal malpractice suit ends in final settlement
The Hahn estate and two surviving beneficiaries reach a 390000 cash settlement with Brown Sturm Washington Land Co and Trout Auction. The case involved alleged abuse of Hahn assets and trust in Rockville and Walkersville area land. Delays over interest and releases prompted court scrutiny and escrow handling questions.
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Rockville
Fettlement Watsan
Walter
Elmyra Hahn
Land Holding Company
Frederick Auctioneering
Hahn Assets
R. Edwin Brown
Rez L. Sturm
Brown and
Walkersville
Hahn Farm
James Trout
Neil Dilloff
Hahn
Brenda Lynn Fraz
Ellicott City
Myra Jean Bahn
Annapolis
Dilloff
Brown
Ronald W. Fuchs
Montgomery County Circuit Court
Indeo Bemtry
David L. Cahoon
Fuchs
Donald McCartney
McCartney
MucCartney
Cahoon
Dilioff
Frederick County
Montgomery County
Attorney Grievance Commission
Maryland
House OKs limited collective bargaining for state workers
In Annapolis the House of Delegates advanced a bill granting limited collective bargaining to state employees, excluding police, firefighters, and university faculty from binding arbitration. The measure requires governor approval for agreements and permits advisory fact-finders, while banning strikes. Opponents call it a hoax. supporters see it as a first step. The bill moves to the Senate Finance Committee if approved.
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Joseph Adler
Maryland Classified Employees Association
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American Federation of State
R. Terry Connelly
Baltimore County
Maryland Troopers Association
Johnny L
House
Senate Finance Committee
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