Referendum on Blue Laws in Frederick County debated
A county level referendum on Blue Laws dominating debate at a workshop led by county commissioners. Key figures Galen R. Clagett Richard L. McC. Remsberg and others outlined plans for a hearing on December 6 at Winchester Hall the outcome potentially guiding a move to Annapolis. Merchants circulated letters opposing Sunday openings urging public input and indicating a campaign against changing the laws.
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Saudi Prince says Syrian forces to be withdrawn gradually
Abdullah bin Abdul-Aziz reported that President Assad promised a phased pullback of Syrian forces from the Jordan border after talks in Damascus and Amman with King Hussein and Damascus. He praised the "complete understanding" and noted Jordanian appreciation of the Saudi initiative.
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Schweiker Declines To Speculate On Cabinet Post
Retiring Sen. Schweiker of Pennsylvania said he will not speculate on any Cabinet appointment. Reports say he preferred to lead either the Labor or Health and Human Services Department if offered, having discussed the job with President Reagan at a Washington meeting two weeks earlier. Congressional aides noted he was a leading GOP choice for a top post.
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Carter warns of unprecedented Soviet buildup on Polish border
President Carter and aides say the Soviet troop buildup along Poland’s border is unprecedented and could presage intervention. Officials note uncertainty and caution that some see no clear pattern of reinforcement, while traffic between East Germany and Poland remains largely free.
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South End Coalition says advisory board was used
Bernard Brown and other members allege the HUD Block Grant advisory board has not been fully utilized while council members clash over the pre-application for as much as 600000. The dispute centers on board purpose and city plans presented by William H. duBell and Mayor Ronald N. Young amid a public hearing at Frederick Community Center.
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South End Citizens Coalition
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South End Coalition
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al) Kime
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Education budget request tops $50 M
Superintendent Gordon M. Anderson presented a proposed budget of just over 50 million dollars for the 1982 academic year to the Frederick County Board of Education. The tentative plan totals 50,198,296, up 11.7 percent from the current year and includes administration, instructional, and operation increases plus expanded services.
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Frederick County
Anderson
Weather and opinion notes from The News Post
Weather observer David Lesher predicts a clear, pleasant spell after Wednesday winds. The issue features Paul Aurandt's The Rest of the Story column, a Red Baron flying instructor mystery, Stereotype notes by Cornelius Dwyer, Reagan ageism debate by Tom Tiede, AP on GOF leadership, Scopes trial anniversary review by Hugh Mulligan, a beer label warning discussion by Newsman Robert Wagman, and Pearl Harbor rememberance pictorial. A stamp collector piece highlights Drake’s galleon on new 10 cent cards. Also local historian Calvin Schildknecht reviews Glatfeller’s history of German Lutheran and Reformed Churches 1717-1793.
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Tom Baum
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Robert Wagman
Pearl Harbor
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Bell
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Commissioner intern gains insight and credit
Frostburg State College senior Eric Botker interns 15 weeks for Frederick County Commissioner Galen R. Clagett earning 15 of the 120 credits needed for graduation. He works full time without pay and gains insight into county government as he plans a future in county or federal government work.
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Frostburg State College
Frederick County
Galen R. Clagett
Botker
Capitol Hill
Washington
Weather update and quote featured in Inside The News Fair
Tonight the low nears the upper 20s to low 30s with light and variable winds. Friday brings mostly sunny skies with a high near 45 to 50 and only a 10 percent chance of precipitation. The piece also quotes Bertrand Russell noting that fathers want their children to be a credit to them.
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