County budget hearings reveal policing and social services needs
Maryland county commissioners hear plans to boost state police trooper staffing at local barracks to cover highways and backroads, while sheriff Barnes seeks an extra admin aide and a new patrol HQ. Budget requests highlight Social Services funding cuts, child support program risk, and transportation needs for a day care center and emergency funds.
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Maryland
Barnes
Harold KE. Keller Jr
Citizens Nursing Home
Nursing Home
Keller
Montevue Lane
County Branch of Social Services
Mood
Social Services
Frederick County
Rothenhoefer
State Attorney General
General Assembly
Conservation of Health
Jeanne Bussard Training Workshop
Jerry Koons
Robert Forder
Rock Creek
Easter and Passover observe holy sites under guard
Reported details describe Easter and Passover processions in Jerusalem with Christians carrying large wooden crosses along the narrow alley to the Church of the Holy Sepulchre. Israeli troops maintain a quiet guard as fighting continues nearby. Local forecasters predict sunny weekend with highs in the 70s, though Friday may bring scattered rain and possible storms with weekend lows in the 40s.
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Passover
Pontius Pilate
Church of the Holy Sepulchre
Jerusalem
Dental Hygienists plan Middletown meeting
The Washington Frederick County Dental Hygienists Association will hold its April meeting Monday April 27 at Dr John Vachon Chester Brook Apts Middletown starting at TV p.m. The agenda includes discussion of resolutions for the Maryland House of Delegates meeting in May and nominations for next year’s executive board. For more information call 3717144.
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Washington-Frederick County Dental Hygienists Association
John Vachon
Chesterbrook Apts
Middletown
Maryland House of Delegates
Reagan tax plan sparks debate over multiyear cuts
Treasury official denies seeking a one year compromise while President Reagan stays firm on a multiyear tax cut. The CBO study, cited by Stockman, claims the plan preserves a safety net yet cuts income for 20 to 25 million people, many below the poverty line, with varied impacts across income groups. The article notes partisan clashes and concerns over welfare, school lunches, food stamps, and public jobs.
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Oation
Treasury
Norman B Ture
Reagan
House Budget Committee
James Jones
D-Okla
White House
Stockman
Congressional Budget Office
CBO
Cuts Raise 150 Percent Poverty Line in Four Programs
A study shows a rise to 150 percent of the poverty line under cuts in four programs, but for most families the loss would amount to only a few percentage points.
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Weinberg Center For the Arts
Rene M Kelley
Frederick Post
Montgomery Ward
Dental Hygienists Plan
Weis
Maxim
Old Camp Road
Jefferson At
Catoctin
Ak Markets
O Dart Home Center
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People's Drug Store
Prospect Plaza Center
Peoples Drug Store
Peoples Drug
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Frederick. Md
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