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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1987

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2

Sarbanes Criticizes Reagan At Frederick Forum

Democratic Senator Paul Sarbanes spoke at Frederick Community College amid sharp criticism of the Reagan administration's domestic and foreign policy. He urged caution on Nicaragua aid, urged balance in trade rules, and pressed for stronger oversight of presidential appointments while praising efforts toward the Contadora process with Latin American democracies.

Paul Sarbanes Frederick Community College Reagan Sarbanes Senate Congress Nicaragua Maryland Newsequor United States Nicargua

Jury awards ex worker 10500 for sick leave dispute

A Frederick County jury awarded Tony B. Moore 10500 for breach of contract after he was fired during extended sick leave from Frederick Organization for Rehabilitation Inc. The suit also saw racial discrimination claims rejected. Moore had alleged black employees were underpaid and replaced by white staff.

Frederick County Frederick Tony B. Moore Frederick Organization For Rehabilitation Inc Carroll Street Aer Moore FDR Willie Mahone Ralph Gordon Mahone Lord Nickens FOR Robert Zentoer G. Edward Dwyer Jr

Burkittsville zoning board to revisit fire damaged building

The Burkittsville Board of Zoning Appeals faces a second hearing on renonating a fire damaged East Main Street building into four apartments. Judge Mary Ann Stepler ordered clarifications within 45 days, with no new public hearing. Plaintiffs include Marilyn and Allen Ruffin and others, while owners are John and Kathleen Abait and Samuel and Joyce Brown.

Burkittsville Board of Zoning Appeals East Main Street John Kathleen Abait Samuel Joyce Brown Peyton Paul Phillips Frederick County Ga Gen Stepler Julie Blair Phillips Blair Circuit Court

Montgomery opposes Schaefer tax windfall plan

Montgomery County business leaders challenge Gov Schaefer’s plan to keep 110 million of an estimated 166 million windfall from federal tax revisions. They urge returning most the money to taxpayers, push for Montgomery funding, and outline a legislative lobbying agenda on taxes, school construction, road work, and regulatory reform.

Rockville Montgomery County Taxpayers League Laurence Levitan Montgomery Resh Chamber Robert H. Metz Annapolis Metz Cumberland Sidney Kramer County Council Maryland

Morella's First Bill Funds Maryland Highway Projects

Congresswoman Connie Morella co sponsors a 14 billion federal highway bill with 300 million for Maryland and 40 million for her district. Montgomery County could gain 19.4 million for I 270 reconstruction and 1.2 million for Beltway rehab if the measure passes. The package also lists 17.5 million for 1 270 north of Rockville, 1.5 million for Beltway barriers near Colesville, and 198 000 for East West Highway signals.

Capitol Hill Montgomery Sth Connie Morella Maryland Montgomery County MD. 28 Shady Grove Road University Boulevard New Hampshire Avenue Tuckerman Lane Falls Road Rockville Colesville Road

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FCC Michael Enright News-Post George Dorsey Robert Marion Young Marilyn Alien F. Ruffin Paul J Laurel Gilligan Patricia K John J. Hupawsua Timothy Janet G. Reese Gregory Jacqulin Fuertes Melanie Schrodt Schaefer General Assembly Morella Ruth W. Ellis House AU F&m F&m Re Charics National Bank FDIC
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