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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1984

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2

Adams would redefine principals role in Montgomery school board bid

Rockville resident Willard J. Adams a retired AT&T executive entered the race for the Montgomery County Board of Education. He proposes redefining principals duties to focus more on education, boosting classroom time, supporting teachers, and targeting better pay and teacher quality. He plans to rely on business experience to reach consensus on daily problems and notes education costs must align with inflation.

Rockville Montgomery County Board of Education Willard J. Adams At&t Adams Montgomery County Education Association Teachers’ Association Montgomery Flower Valley Citizens’ Association Long Lines Blair G. “Wing Marian L. Greenblatt Suzanne K. Peyser Sharon DiFonzo PTA Malcolm Lawrence Foreign Service

Settlement Ends $55M Defamation Suit After Election

In Rockville Montgomery Berean report, a $55 million defamation case linked to a 198 political campaign settled out of court Friday for $3,000. Anthony Fisher and deputy Michael McAlister paid the agreed total to Diane Burdine as her suit claimed she faced defaming statements alleging improper comp time and favoritism due to her gender.

Rockville Anthony Tony” Fisher James Young Michael McAlister Diane Burdine 6Th Judicial Circuit Met Burdine

Carroll to retain Sunday closings in most of Maryland

A Senate panel tentatively approves a bill repealing Sunday Blue Laws for Anne Arundel Baltimore Carroll Howard and Harford counties and Baltimore City with Harford and Carroll removed by amendments. The measure heads to the House where it previously failed, as supporters call for modernization while opponents warn against changing established Sunday closures.

Annapolis Maryland Baltimore City Maryland Senate Anne Arundel Baltimore Carroll, Howard Harford Carroll Harford Counties John Carroll Coolihan Baltimore County General Assembly Judicial Proceedings Committee Senate Harford County Carroll County Raymond E. Beck R Carroll House of Delegates Charles H. Smelser Frederick Howard Smelser Beck Maryland Chamber of Commerce Prince George's Montgomery Worcester Ocean City del. V. Lanny Harehenhorn

Guardian Hose Auxiliary Welcomes New Thurmont Members

The Guardian Hose Company Auxiliary of Thurmont held a Jan 23 meeting welcoming two new members, Vicki Stackhouse and Margaret Parker. President Linda Duble appointed chairpersons for the year, a cookbook demand prompted restock, and a dance with BYOB setups is planned for Feb 11 at the Thurmont Carnival grounds with Magnum music.

Guardian Hose Company Thurmont Vicki Stackhouse Margaret Parker Linda Duble Joann Cool Jimmie Gay Zimmerman Alice Shriner Shirley Baxter Ways and Beth Frishour Laura Harbaugh Thurmort Magnum

Emmitsburg couple plead to cocaine possession

Wayne Albert Smith aged 26 and Bonnie Lou Wagerman Smith aged 19 admitted possessing cocaine in a Frederick County Circuit Court trial. Police say three ounces of marijuana and about seven grams of cocaine were found during a 1983 raid on their West Main Street apartment after three controlled buys. The plea bargain dismissed several related charges with probation and local jail time possible for the defendants.

Emmitsburg Frederick County Wayne Albert Smith Bonnie Lou Wagerman-Smith West Main Street James R. Kerns Wayne C. Jirsa Richard M. Winters Donald Grossnickle Wagerman Smith William W. Wenner Division of Parole and Probation Kerns Jirsa

The actingiee Nevis headline excerpt

The fragmentary text notes AP leased wires and features and a Frederick Md mailing origin, indicating a newswire service style brief within a local paper page. It preserves readable entities such as Nevis, Frederick, and AP while avoiding invented facts.

Frederick

Citizens Nursing Home runs under budget ahead of year end

Citizens Nursing Home shows a net savings of about 10 200 over six months as Medicaid reform improves reimbursements. The board discussed a portable X ray service to bring care closer to patients and considered a pavilion on the grounds funded by Alice Wallace and the Citizens Auxiliary. Dedication of the home chapel is planned for March 7 with local clergy and a rabbi attending.

Citizens Nursing Home Board of Trustees Citizens Maryland Nursing Home William P. Hill Jr Olney Hoapital Hill Ways and Alice Wallace Citizens Auxiliary Ursing Home Edward V. Echie Jona C. Charles Morris Kosman

Sunny mild weather forecast across most of the country Thursday

The National Weather Service expects sunny mild conditions for most areas on Thursday with showers possible along the Gulf coast. The map photo accompanies the report.

National Weather Service NOAA US Dept of Com Weaters Gulf

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