Lobbying seen as essential to legislative process in Annapolis
The article defines lobbying as influence by non members and notes Maryland law requires lobbyists to register with the secretary of state. It lists major represented interests Education Industry and Labor Finance Agriculture Government Organizations Miscellaneous and explains lobbyists typically assemble and present facts for lawmakers to serve public interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Mary
Land General Assembly
Secretary of State
Assembly
Annapolis
Maryland State Teachers Association
Parent Teachers Association
Maryland Manufacturers’ Association
AFL - Cio
Railroad Brotherhoods
Chambers of Commerce
Maryland Farm Bureau
Maryland
Maryland Municipal League
The
County Commissioners Association
Voice For
League of Women Voters
Maryland Historical Trust
Maryland Garden Clubs
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Soap and Detergent Association
Maryland General Assembly
Matthews Completes Army Engineer School Course
Pvt. John R. Matthews of Thurmont Maryland completed a one week engineer equipment repair course at the Army Engineer School Fort Belvoir Virginia. He was trained in maintenance and repair of gas and diesel engines air compressors graders shovels and related equipment as part of his Army service beginning in August 1965.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Matthews
William J. Matthews
RFC 2
Thurmont
Army Engineer School
Fort Belvoir
Matthews
Fort Gordon
Biser Painting Company
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National Safety Council
W. G. Brandstadt
Prise
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Frederick
East Patrick ST
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Rowe
Berkline
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