Mountville Road Name Change Backed by County Officials
Mountville Road should stay Mountville Road. Proposals to rename it Mountville/4H Camp Road to aid locating the Frederick County 4-H Camp are deemed poorly conceived. Officials urge posting a simple sign near the Mountville Road turnoff to direct visitors.
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Mountville Road
Frederick County
Mountville
Camp Road
U.S. 15
State Highway Administration
Maryland politics and Schaefer in the 1980s election
Roy Meachum critiques Maryland leadership and media coverage as Baltimore Mayor William Donald Schaefer looms in the 1980s gubernatorial race. He warns of derisive demagoguery, media manipulation, and editorial silence while contrasting Schaefer with national figures and noting local voter uncertainty ahead of the primary.
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Baltimore
William Donald Schaefer
Annapolis
Chicago
Richard J. Daley
Schaefer
Maryland
Wright for Speaker Aims at Reagan Clash and Debt Fight
Jim Wright, likely next House speaker, plans a tougher stance against Reagan on budget, debt, and trade. He says voters prioritize deficits and tax raises to curb indebtedness, and he will push for a more aggressive Democratic position while guiding congressional action toward an optimistic turnaround.
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House of Representatives
U.S
Jim Wright
D-Tex
Wright
Thomas P
Tip) O'Neill Jr
D-Mass
Reagan
O’neill
O'Neill
Lyndon Johnson
White House
Capitol Hill
Walter F. Mondale
Joely
Ap Bern
Senate
House
News-Post News Service
Press ethics and Roy Cohn AIDS disclosure
A Washington editorial argues for limited use of confidential medical records when a public figure is accused and seeks sympathy. It defends reporting that Roy Cohn had AIDS, cites NIH involvement, and notes the necessity of truth in a free society while acknowledging the privacy tension. It also mentions a Justice Department push to secure law enforcement communications and a light editorial on maintaining a 55 mph speed limit.
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Washington
Roy Cohn
Roy Coba
New York City
Sen
Joseph McCarthy
Cohn
New York
Washington Post
Dale van Atta
National Institutes of Health
White House
NIH
Discover Magazine
Wall Street Journal
Tme
Justice Department
FBI
Drug Enforcement Administration
U.S. Marshals Service
Reagan
Maryland Guard Captain loses car then finds it again
In Frederick County Captain Charles N. Staley parked at his home 118 E Second St left his car running and keys in ignition. A mix up with Dr Kefauver across the street led a serum exchange with both sides returning cars. Staley notified police when the car disappeared and it reappeared after the city hall errand concluded. Also reported: Mrs Raymond Allnutt hosted a birthday party for her husband and his twin, water damage at the Simpson residence, Montgomery County Fair Queen JoAnn Dorsey and 4 H Queen Marilyn Griffith crowned in Gaithersburg, country singer Gloria Fay appeared on WOOK TV, and Mr and Mrs David Young of Middletown returned from a three month Europe tour.
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Charles N. Staley
Maryland National Guard
Frederick County
E. Second St
EC. Kefauver
Kefauver
City Hall
Staley
Montgomery County
JoAnn Dorsey
Boyds
Marilyn Griffith
Laytonsville
Gaithersburg
Miss Griffith
Miss Dorsey
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