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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1985

Page

4

Maryland's sprawling network of state committees and task forces

The piece surveys Maryland's numerous commissions and interim panels, noting about 125 formal inquiries plus dozens of governor and legislative groups. It discusses their costs, year round meetings, and impact on policy, urging balance between oversight and practicality.

Maryland General Assembly State Permit Coordinating Council Office On Joe Curran Curran Annapolis Senate House Corrections Department Naton Department of Legislative Services Department of Fiscal Services Office of the Attorney General General Assembly of Maryland Southern Maryland Agricultural Commission Friedrich Engels Albert Einstein

U S tries to spot Yakuza in United States

Immigration officials warn of Yakuza entering the United States to invest launder and set up new operations with a reported annual takings over 5 billion dollars. The strategic assessment describes fingers tattoos and hair styles used to identify suspected members at ports of entry.

Washington United States Yakuza Immigration and Naturalization Service Underworld Donald Goldberg Immigration Service Parris Island Japan

Yakuza styles and Coast Guard duty collide in headlines

The text notes upper-echelon Yakuza blend with businessmen in appearance while flaunting luxury jewelry. It also criticizes Coast Guard resource strain from drug enforcement, pressuring other duties like pollution control and cruise-ship safety. It calls for accountability for anti Arab-American discrimination attacks.

Japan Coast Guard Miami

Harvest Is Ripe cantata by Snecker at All Saints Church

The All Saints Church choir presented the cantata The Harvest Is Ripe by P.A. Snecker with choir members listed and Marshall L. Etchison as organist and choirmaster. A birthday party for Woodrow Beaver was held at Beaver's Lunch Room with music by Spencer Chaney and Edgar Shipley and many attendees named. The 107 acre Hemp farm near Jefferson sold at public auction to Mary K Hemp and Elizabeth A Hemp for 5500 dollars. the farm featured a 12 room brick and stone dwelling. Jacob Rohrback solicitor and A Grant Hooper auctioneer.

All Saints Church P.A. Snecker J.T. Pyles Frank Griffin J.D. Dave Elizabeth Pyles Carroll H. Kendrickson Francis G. Sappington James Derker Marshall L. Etchison Woodrow Beaver Beaver Bartholows Spencer Chaney Harrisville Edgar Shipley Mt. Olive Evelyn Charles George Claude Mae Samuel Tregoning Carlton Ethel Earl Charles Burdette Maxine Frances Snyder Mary George Chaney Jasper Lease Harry Elmer Albert Summers Gladys Lacy Beaver Carie Devilbiss Frank Carroll Henry Sally Gamber Ann Gillin Mary Tuesday Isabel Winebrenner Lester Watkins John Lawson Phyllis Broadhurst Clarence E. Hemp Jefferson Pike Catoctin Creek Jefferson Mary K. Hemp Elizabeth A. Hemp Jacob Rohrback A. Grant Hooper

Emmitsburg plans early release to aid water crisis

Twenty years ago, Saint Joseph's College in Emmitsburg aimed to release its 700 students early for Christmas to ease a worsening water shortage. Commissioner J Norman Flax said Civil Defense help was expected, with experts on hydrostatics and promised equipment arriving soon. Thurmont High pep rally previews season opener versus Taneytown with mountaineer mascot dog on display. The Leaders Bible Class at Calvary Methodist Church met, with several members leading prayers, songs, and readings as Curtis Bowen spoke on Aton, justice in Amos.

ST. Joseph’s College Emmitsburg J. Norman Flax Thurmont High School Taneytown Thurmont Calvary Methodist Church Charles L. Mycas yAsanuing Inieery Cindikot Thelma Mantz Charles A. Dixon Richard Smith Olive Engle Anna May Young Curtis Bowen Aton Champion of Justice Amos

Friends of Frederick Charitable Works Highlighted

Readers learn how Friends of Frederick, started in 1983 by Charles Jackson, aids senior citizens with rent, food, and fuel, runs free dinners via local restaurants, and plans a van service. The organization is independent, funded by dues and donations, with meetings every second Monday at Citizen’s Nursing Home.

Friends of Frederick William Hill Citizen’s Nursing Ijamsvile Frederick Montevue Point of Rocks Jug Bridge Gate Way Antietam Dan-Dee Citizen’s Nursing Home Friends of Frederick Inc N. Court St Charles Jackson The

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