Maryland General Assembly ends 1984 session with local bills approved
Frederick County delegation saw ten of its bills pass, including authority for liquor law enforcement fines up to 1500 dollars and bar closure options, and permission for fire police to perform routine duties with local approval. A state funded replacement pool for Baker Park will be named Edward P. Thomas Jr. pool. A near-tragic rescue occurred when Del. Callas nearly choked but was saved by Del. Devlin using the Heimlich maneuver.
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Maryland General Assembly
Frederick County
House
Senate
Baker Park
Health Department
Bowers Pool
Edward P. Thomas Jr
Frederick
Hagerstown
Prince George's County
State House
Del
Peter G. Callas
Callas
Bowie
Gerard F. Devtin
Pete
Dallas
Arundel General Hospital
Devlin
Maryland
del. Thomas H. Hattery
D-Frederick
Fred J Archibald Names Editor On Monday Edition
Fred J Archibald was named managing editor effective Monday April 16 1984 in a note from the paper announcing leadership change. Archibald succeeds prior editor and will oversee newsroom operations and editorial direction.
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Fred J. Archibald
Legislative voices from Frederick on budget and Bay cleanup
Frederick lawmakers debate the session's outcomes with remarks from Del Albert Morningstar and Sen Jack Derr, praising Frederick's results while criticizing process. They weigh aid to education, Bay cleanup bills, and a controversial roadside signs measure, amid budget balancing tension and calls for citizen responsibility.
Education by example and small schools advocated
Letters argue that schooling is taught by everyday influence not just classrooms. They critique open classrooms and NEA unions, praise small independent schools like Francis M. Wood and the Foundation for Youth Impact, and warn against consolidation. The piece also contrasts animal care with gentle, disciplined teaching and calls for returning to small, intimate training units.
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Johnny
National Education Association
Marva Collins
Chicago
Baltimore
Francis M. Wood
Calvert Adult Education Center
Foundation For Youth Impact
Cold Spring Lane
Granada Avenue
Patricia Matthew
NEA
Fourteen Candidates in City Elections and Local Events
A 1934 snapshot notes fourteen candidates for Frederick city offices with six aldermanic Democrats and three Republicans. Youth Week set for April 29 to May 5, while April 15 rainfall hit 1.25 inches. Notables: Metropolitan Opera's John Charles Thomas to perform at a Joseph D. Baker tribute dinner. Moose Lodge 371 to enroll 50 new members during Robert Mollchan’s official visitation, boosting total to over 1,200. Civitan Club hosts guest speaker R Dan Mahaney of the FAA. Maryland Animal Welfare Association elects John A Pfaff Jr. president. Calvary Methodist women meet with 16 in attendance.
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John Charles Thomas
Metropolitan Opera Company
America
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Joseph D. Baker
Thomas
Frederick
John A. Pfaff JR
Westminster
Maryland Animal Welfare Association Inc
Wedgwood Room
Frederick County Humane Society
Upin a legendary CIA operative in Laos and beyond
The Washington Merry go round profiles Yi Upin a.k.a Pat Gibbs, a Hungarian refugee who joined the Marines, led a CIA spook troop in Indochina, and earned a fierce reputation for daring and brutal methods. From Iwo Jima to Long Tieng, his deeds included guiding Hmong tribesmen, border-crossing missions, and distributing enemy ears as trophies, earning both admiration and censure.
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Washington
CIA
Pat Gibbs
U.S
Iwo Jima
Indochina
Marlon Brando
Upin
Continental Air Services
Dale van Atta
Udorn
Thailand
Wore Uniesie
Updio
Williamsport
Southeast Asia
Apin
Himalayas
South Vietnam
Cam
Bodia
Red China
Pathet Lao
Laos
Long Tieng
Vientiane
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Charles H. Smeller
Frederick Carroll
Netus
Civiletti
M. Albert Morningstar
John W
Jack" Derr
R.frederick
James BE. McClellan
Bay
George H. Littrell
Thomas H. Hattery
D Frederick
Raymond Beck
R Carroll
General Assembly
Torrey Brown
Secretary of Natural Resources
Harry Hughes
House of Delegates
Melvin A. Steinberg
Baltimore County
Administration
Benjamin Cardin
Balimore City
SeNate Committee Commission
Congress
Rocky Mil Nb
Hea
Adamstown
Potomac Edison
Point of Rocks
Pleasant View
PEPCO
Dickerson
Department of Natural Resources
Potomac River
Rom Dickerson
Bruce Schwartz
News-Post
Jimmy Eisenhauer
Joseph F. Eisenhauer III
Jimmy Marks
James Marks
Frederick Civitan Club
Edward Smith
R. Dan Mahaney
Bureau of National Capital Airports
Bright Jewels
Calvary Methodist Church
Ray Watkins
Roy Putman
Jack Anderson
Spook
Reagan
Congressional
Jimmy Carter
Ronald Reagan
Oing
Eagan
United Feature Syndicate
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