Forum tackles morals and bans on Sunday beer in Maryland race
Issues discussed by the Concerned Women for America of Maryland covered health clinics with contraceptives, Blue Laws repeal, abortion rules, pornography, and family versus state roles. Candidates were split on state funding, rights for homosexuals, and Sunday liquor sales, with positions varying by party and district.
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Bia
House of Delegates
Concerned Women For America
Maryland
Nose
Goode E. Byron I Jr
Senate
Kopeful
Ken Coffey
M. Albert Morningstar
Tadidate
Nelson
Camdidate Julies Delphey
Democratic Senate
Jim Respens
Jerry Downs
Washington County
Downs
Republicas Senate
John Thompson
Dunne Sees Looming Funding Gaps in Frederick Housing
Dunne warns ongoing affordable housing efforts in Frederick County face uncertain funding as federal programs fade. The county only recently funded the local Job Training Agency, and no new low income housing is under construction. Officials urge a housing advisory board and seek applicants for a housing coordinator with grant experience.
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Dunne
Farmers Home Administration
Howard County
Frederick County
Winchester Hall
Frederick City
Dune
Frederick Organization For Rehabilitation
FORR
Mitchell Hose
Citizen Services
Michael Stovall
Montgomery Fair Winners and Senior Citizens Day Notes
Montgomery fair saw top performances across events led by Mike Arneson in the turtle race and 7 ft 5 in jump champ from Montgomery. Age based egg toss, balloon relay, Hoola-Boops and water relay winners from Rockville and Gaithersburg highlighted the day. Senior Citizens Day offered free parking and shuttle service from Lake Forest Mall with 0 cent round trip for 16 and older, under 16 ride free.
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Champ
Mike Arneson
Wailie
Katie
Tommy Weigle
Olney
Tiffany Rutledge
Michael Crawford
Rockville
Mathew Wardeman
Nino Caravaritis
Hoola-Boops
Tim Nowak
Gaithersburg
Absha Kiokhabwala
Dara Adams
Keri Zeh
Matt Blewett
Sean Whelan
Lauren Seligson
Richard Levine
Sol Tucker
Audrey Anne Sukacz
Sompa Adhya
Amy Kennedy
Galy
Lake Forest Mall
Brunswick Brims With Pride As Local Team Heads to Williamsport
Sis Lowery of My Sister's Place in Brunswick admires the Brunswick team and says success comes from nine boys. Town kids like Mitch Barnehouse and Eric Williams follow on radio as WTRI and WFMD plan live broadcasts. Community leaders, including Melvin Taylor and Mary Joe Brown, emphasize the dream of a small town reaching the World Series.
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Sis Lowery
Brunswick
Lowery
Elkton
Mitch Barnehouse
Eric Williams
Williamsport
WTRI
Frederick
WFMD
Becky Stone
Nathan
Billy Mahone
Emory Frye
Melvin Taylor
Mary Joe Brown
Turning Up Heat Helps Cool School
Manheatons on the matter. The commissioner urges the school board to adjust funding or move projects to cut years, while Bollinger warns maintenance will always back seat operating costs. He also calls to stop switching principals to reduce costs and disruption.
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Bollinger
Grove family leads in blood donations at Frederick Memorial
Frederick Memorial Hospital relies on the regional Baltimore blood bank for its supply aside from self donations. Grove notes a critical need for O type blood both positive and negative, with O negative called the informational giver. Much O type blood supports shock trauma centers as Grove marks his second anniversary and his wife’s upcoming birthday this week.
Minor incident linked to Skaggs shooting on I-81
Police say a small dispute preceded the drive by Ricky Skaggs and his 71 year old son when a 38 caliber pistol was fired into their Oldsmobile near Troutville Virginia as they sought help after the incident. Skaggs, nominated for entertainer of the year, had performances scheduled in West Virginia and Ohio.
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Skaggs
Troutville
Felice
Ricky Skaggs
Sam
Lexington
Virginia
Germantown
Dectors
Maesday
The
Country Music Association
West Virginia
Wednnesday
Anes
Weakest Growth Since Last Recession Amid Trade Slump
The government reports GNP inflation at 1.8 percent in Q2, marking the slowest rise since spring 1972. Growth for six months runs 2.2 percent, below Reagan-era 1966 targets, as a sharp energy price drop supports gains while trade deficits widen and exports fall. A $24.3 billion inventory drop signals auto-industry inventory reductions amid unsold-car backlogs.
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Tion
GNP
Soviet Union extends nuclear test moratorium through 1986
Moscow reports on Mikhail Gorbachev declaring an extension of the Soviet unilateral nuclear test moratorium to end of 1986, with the Kremlin silent on Washington’s refusal to join. Gorbachev urges a summit and a test ban treaty, while Reagan administration dismisses the appeal as contrary to U.S. security interests. Tass notes support from disarmament advocates and leaders from India to Italy. Radio Moscow airs a summary. no immediate Kremlin response to U.S. stance. The moratorium began August 6, 1985, marking Hiroshima’s anniversary.
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Moscow
Mikhail
Goreachev
Uniou
Kremlin
U.S
Ead
United States
Reagan
Larry Speakes
Soviet Union
Gorbachev
Radio Moscow
Tass
Communist Party
India
Italy
Washington
Foreign Ministry
Gennady Gerasimov
Mostow
Geneva
Hiroshima
Japan
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Frederick Forum
Susan C. Nicol
News- Post
Stadt
Montgomery Fair
Eugene L. Klapt
DDS
Frederick Shopping Lester
C&p Telephone Co
E.L. Klaps
J. Feissed
DMD
Vina
ManterCard
Ussr
Electric Supply
East Patrick St Frederick
Visa-Mastercard
Universal Co-op
Southern States
Co-op
Frederick, MO
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