Delegation acts swiftly on commissioners bills in Annapolis
Frederick delegation moved quickly on the county legislative wish list, tabling the blue law repeal, rejecting immediate referendum, and endorsing measures to fund a work release center, expand the liquor board, and adjust ex officio voting rules. Morningstar and Morningstar opponents split over repealing Sunday closing laws.
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Annapolis
Frederick
General Assembly
Frederick County
Estanusn
del James E. McClellan
D-Frederick Washington
Smelser
del M. Albert Morningstar
Frederick Washington
Morningstar
McClellan
County Liquor Board
Liquor Board
County bill sales proposal stalls for case by case review
Frederick County officials discussed a bill to sell surplus property, including the old jail on South Street, to the Frederick Rescue Mission for a nominal amount. The delegation wants further study on whether such transactions should be approved on a case by case basis rather than as a blanket authority.
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South Street
Frederick
Reagan Signals Possible Change on Social Security
President Reagan hinted he might exempt Social Security cost of living increases from his promise not to cut benefits. In a news conference he said he would resist anything reducing payments but would consider adjustments if needed to curb deficits amid discussions in Congress.
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Washington
Reagan
Congress
New York
Reagan Rejects Tax Hikes To Cut Deficit And Defend Spending
In remarks likely from 1980s political coverage Reagan defends economy expansion, opposes tax increases, and repeats commitment to keeping next year's federal spending level. He cites defense buildup and social security protections while noting Senate Republicans’ draft budget may differ. He says he will not accept tax hikes or drastic Pentagon cuts.
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Walter F. Mondale
Mondale
Larry Speakes
Speakes
City Eyes New Public Works Yard as Population Grows
City discussions focus on a 30 000 resident area planning a new public works facility. Strine favors an airport site for expansion while the current Hamilton Avenue HQ cannot grow. A phased build over 18 to 24 months is planned if approved. Public Works maintains roads parks sidewalks lights and city buildings.
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Board of Aldermen
Young
Public Works
Strite
Potomac Man Dies In Ice Crash At River Road Intersection
A 21-year-old Potomac man, Christopher Mion of 5 Hartman Court, died early Thursday after his car skidded on ice and hit a metal light pole at River Road and Wilson Lane. The driver, John Wohlhieter, 14027 Smoke Tree Road, was treated and faces possible charges, with alcohol suspected. Police noted icy roads, sanding, and barricades in place after a water main break.
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River Road
Wilson Lane
Montgomery County
Harry Geehreng
Christopher Mark Mion
Hartman Court
John Andrew Wohlhieter
Geehreng
Geebreng
Wohlbieter
Wohlhieter
Smoke Tree Road
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