Five apply for Frederick County circuit court seats
Five people apply for the two Frederick County Circuit Court judgeships as Gov. Harry R. Hughes must appoint within weeks. Names include Aldridge, Dwyer, Rolls, Smith and Stepler. Judges may be readvertised if insufficient qualified candidates are found, with an election after appointment.
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Harry R. Hughes
Samuel W. Barrick
Frederick County
Michael V. O'Malley
State Administrative Office of the Courts
Ail
David E. Aldridge
G. Edward Dwyer Jr
Herbert J. Rolls
Cater W. Smith
Mary Ann Stepler
Stepler
Rollins
Smith
Aldridge
Dwyer
Annapolis
Roghes
Frederick
Stanley Y. Bennett
Bennett
Frederick 3. Bower
Constance Beims
Barrick
Maryland
Robert C. Murphy
District Court
Circuit
Circuit Court
Maryland General Assembly
Ice Capade icy roads shutter Frederick County travel
Frederick County faced icy streets as three brief snow and ice storms hit Tuesday, turning roads to a sheet of ice. Maryland State Police said an emergency plan remained in effect Wednesday morning after crews salted and gritted main routes. Schools in Frederick Carroll Howard and Montgomery counties were closed by education officials.
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Maryland State Police
Sound of Education
Carroll
Howard
Montgomery
State Highway Administration
Frederick City
Robert L. Strine
Reagan to endorse easier taxing program in Union address
President Reagan is expected to back a tax simplification plan he ordered while keeping the option to modify it before sending to Congress. In his fourth annual State of the Union, he will discuss economic gains since 1981 and focus on deficits, with the budget showing higher spending but a projected 180 billion dollar deficit in fiscal 1986.
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Reagan
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Senate
Ronald Reagan
White House
Donald T. Regan
Regan
State of the Union
William Hess
Thackston
Frederick County
Legislature weighs annexation reforms after county conflicts
Harford County Del. Barbara Kreamer pushes a study committee to craft legislative and policy solutions on annexations. Gov. Hughes to appoint officials. Montgomery and Carroll serve as reference models amid county clashes over a 665 acre Frederick farm.
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Frederick
Talbot
Anne Arundel
Harford County
Barbara Kreamer
Harry Hughes
Ms. Kreamer
Montgomery
Carroll
Kreamer
Disclaimer Precedes Controversial Film in Atlanta Case
The CBS adaptation The Atlanta Child Murders will air with a preface stating it is not a documentary but a drama based on events from 1979 to 1981. It warns that some scenes may disturb viewers and that some characters are fictionalized for dramatic purposes. Parental discretion is advised.
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Atlanta
CBS
Wayne Williams
Frederick County seeks 66 million staff budget plan
Frederick County Board of Education staff proposes a 66 million dollar budget for Fiscal 1986, about 4 million above the current plan. State revenues slip slightly to 26.4 million while the county funds most of the budget, with discussions on cutting swimming for fourth graders to cover costs. The plan includes a 4 percent raise for all employees amid ongoing contract talks with the Frederick County Teachers Association.
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Frederick County
Harold K. Keller Jr
Berger
Boe
Frederick High School
Alfred Thackston Jr
Thacksion
Missioners
Thackston
Frederick County Teachers Association
FCTA
William Moore
Stockman faces heat over Senate pension remark
Budget Director David Stockman says his charge that military pensions are an outrage is his personal opinion and may put him in hot water. He testified on Reagan’s 974 billion budget as Weinberger defends retirement provisions amid questions about military pay and national security.
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Washington
David Stockman
Senate
Reagan
Stockman
Senate Budget Committee
Caspar W. Weinberger
Weather flurries likely tomorrow with maps and details
Cindy Hackett Green reports on JAVA, a volunteer group aiding juvenile designents. E-1 TV Listings, Movies Weather. Words of wisdom say those who cannot remember no past are condemned to repeat. George Santayana.
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Cindy Hackett Green
Java
Congress Forecasts Solid Growth Despite Deficits
Congress' economists predicted continued economic recovery over two years with unemployment falling under 7 percent and inflation under 5 percent. They warned large deficits could raise debt and harm growth, even as a Reagan budget aimed to cut deficits. The report projects unemployment at 7.1 percent in 1985 and 6.9 percent in 1986, with inflation around 4.2 percent this year and 4.6 percent next year.
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Congressional
Congressional Budget Office
House
Senate
Senate Budget Committee
Reagan
Rudolph Penner
Budget Office
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