Thomas Smelser U S 15 bond bill wins Senate approval
In Annapolis Senator Ed ward P. Thomas Jr. hailed a political coup as the Thomas Smelser bond bill passed the Senate by a large margin 364 to support funding for the reconstruction of U S Route 15 the Emmitsburg Pike through a three stage general obligation bond backed by the Highway Trust Fund initial $4 million for this year followed by $8 million and $9 million in successive fiscal years with only three days left in the 1941 session and a tough path ahead in the House of Delegates
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Edward P. Thomas Jr
Senate
Thomas
Charles H. Smelser
U.S 15
Emmitsburg Pike
Frederick County
House of Delegates
Smelser-Thomas
Department of Transportation
Smelser
Senate Budget and Taxation Committee
Pennsylvania Line
Frederick
Harry R. Hughes
Highway Trust Fund
Baltimore
Hughes
Rosalie Abrams
Baltimore City
Edward J. Mason
Allegany
Tommie Broadwater
Prince Georges
Laurence Levitan
Montgomery
House Appropriations Committee
House
News-Post
Parents weigh legal bid over school redistricting plan
P A S T pushes for parent input and potential legal action against the board over redistricting plans. Klug notes class action or TRO as options with costs up to two to three thousand dollars and vows to refund donations if legal action proves unfeasible while meetings with school staff continue and options including private transport are explored.
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P A.S.T
Board of Education
Klug
P.a.8.t
Wayne Hagen
Dale Gangawere
Gael S. Butcher
Paul Fogle
Barbara Rickman
Frederick County
Carroll County
YMCA
Ed Mattax
P.a.5.t
PTSA
PTA
Frederick
P.as.t
Beverly Byron
Annapolis
Bob Burdsall
Eleanor Tolhard
Unemployment rate climbs in Maryland in February
Maryland's unemployment rate rose to 7.7 percent in February from 7.5 percent in January as layoffs hit retail trades, the federal government, and trucking. Officials estimate 21,343 more people unemployed in the month.
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Baltimore
Maryland
State Department of Human Resources
City Promotion Dispute Delays Corporal Rank for Tinney
Tinney claims damages after the mayor and board of aldermen were advised against promoting him to corporal. An August 1980 promotional exam was planned, making it unfair to promote Tinney before other officers already at private first class, and to avoid disadvantaging them. The case centers on Ashioo's failure to recommend promotion and the potential pay and sergeant advancement tied to the rank.
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Alhton
Tinney
Ashioo
George Dorsey
Reagan Edges Toward Home After Convalescence Tests
Reagan makes steady progress after the March 30 assassination attempt. Doctors report his best day yet, with temperature normal for over a day, and he is expected to leave hospital this weekend possibly Saturday or Sunday. First lady Nancy Reagan helps prepare the White House for his return as Brady recovers from a brain wound.
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Reagan
Dennis O'Leary
George Washington University Hospital
O'Leary
White House
Nancy Reagan
Bridgewater College Choir to perform Sunday concert
Bridgewater College Concert Choir, 45 voices directed by Jesse E Hopkins Jr, performs a sacred program at Frederick Church of the Brethren at 7 30 p m Sunday Palm Sunday April 12. The program features contemporary American and British works plus two pieces by James Fritscher honoring the college centennial. Includes double choir numbers and Negro spirituals. The choir tours the eastern U S annually with 16 churches on this year’s itinerary. Public welcome free of charge.
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Frederick
Handel
Brahms
Bruckner
Benjamin Britten
Maurice Durafle
United States
Virginia
Maryland
Delaware
Pennsylvania
Hopkins
Bridgewater
James Madison University
Harrisonburg
University of
The News Frederick Maryland April 10 1981 issue details
The Frederick based publication The News announces its pricing in the marketing area with a mall rate of three dollars and seventy five cents per month and a motor route or carrier rate of two dollars fifty five cents per month. Published by Great Southern Printing and Mfg Co at 200 East Patrick Street Frederick Maryland with second class postage.
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Great Southern Printing & Mfg. Co. P.O
East
Patrick Street
Frederick
Maryland
Marykand
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