Maryland Surplus Sparks Debate Across Counties
Maryland and local governments show potential surpluses with Frederick County forecasting up to 4.5 million and the state Board of Revenue Estimates reporting a general fund surplus around 271 million. Governor Schaefer played down the term surplus, noting funds will fund unfunded programs and deferred maintenance, with shortfalls possible requiring use of surplus.
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Maryland
Frederick County
Board of Revenue Estimates
William Donald Schaefer
Frederick
Big Daddy on the Peale painting dispute in Frederick
Roy Meachum defends Frederick’s Peale painting and attacks the library board and Baltimore guardians for removing it to a permanent loan. He argues the artwork belongs in the Frederick library, urges a new board, and offers to help mount it at no public cost.
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Baltimore
Frederick
News-Post
Guardians of
Kultur
Carol Levitt
Michaelangelo
Vatican
St. Peter’s
Louvre
New York City
Baltimore Arts Gang
Big Daddy
Library Board
C. Burr Artz
Bulding
Fredericktonians
Nicholson shooting mystery fueled by Cold War tensions
A U S Army Major Arthur D. Nicholson was mortally wounded on East German soil March 24 1985 after a Soviet sentry opened fire. U S intelligence tracked Soviet communications during the incident and questioned why aid was not rushed to him as he bled for hours. The Army final report raises questions about area designation and response as Pentagon sources claim a colonel discussed the incident with Soviets before leaving.
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Washington
Berlin
Moscow
Arthur D. Nicholson
East Germany
Ludwigslust
Maj
Nicholson
Mikhail Gorbachev
Pentagon
Dale van Atta
Maj. Nicholson
U.S
West Germany
Maj.Nicholson
Army
Army Criminal Investigation Command
Jessie Schatz
Sgt
Schatz
Gorbachev
Set
Sgt. Schatz
Sgt Schatz
SDI
Frederick 1933 riot and county government debates headline
Yesterday a Frederick resident told police he was robbed of clothes 485 cash and teeth by two armed attackers after being found in underclothes at a filling station on Maryland Avenue. Mayor Lloyd Culler was elected president of Frederick County Agricultural Society. Disappearances triggered lookouts for two men. Madam Williams advertised psychic readings. A Howmet aluminum plant resolution was presented by Mayor Orndorff. Firefighters responded to a false alarm at Ox Fibre Brush Co. Citizens Commission discussed future county government with support for home rule and a strong executive, while Frederick officials urged more county cooperation.
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Frederick
Maryland Avenue
Wisner Street
Lloyd C. Culler
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Mutual Insurance Company
Charles H. Conley
Jesse Orndorff
Brunswick
Ox Fibre Brush Company
East Church Street
Citizens Commission of Maryland
Hagerstown
Charles E. Collins
Frederick County
John A Derr
Culier
Wallace Hutton
James Bryan
Goodloe E. Byron
Kennedy attack on First Amendment targets two newspapers
Copley News Service reports on Sen. Edward M. Kennedy allegedly inserting language into a continuing resolution to curb Rupert Murdoch owned outlets in New York and Boston. The piece accuses Kennedy and Sen. Hollings of bypassing debate to threaten press diversity and workers’ jobs while sparking anger from Moynihan and D Amato who seek repeal.
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Ashington
Edward M. Kennedy
New York
Edward Koch
la Prensa
Kennedy
Rupert Murdoch
New York Post
Boston Herald
Massachusetts
Democrat
Mr. Murdoch
Boston
Congress
Federal Communications Commission
Murdoch
Charles Wilson
Defense Intelligence Agency
Daniel K. Inouye
France
Wilson
Inouye
House
Senate
Chamber
Ernest Hollings
D-.c
Mr. Hollings
Daniel Moynihan
Alfonso D'Amato
FCC
The
Wall Street Journal
Supreme Court
Koch
Ken
Lee Mitgang Education in the courts
New York Secretary of Education hails Joe Clark as a folk hero while Paterson Eastside High faces scrutiny over his harsh methods. Clark, known for suspending hundreds, chaining doors, and clashing with a court, risks jail and fines as a court reviews a fire-door violation.
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EW York
Secretary of Education
Joe Clark
Clark
Eastside High School
Paterson
N.J
Paterson School Board
Inner City
Chester Rogers
Central High
Detroit
Martin Luther King High
Rogers
Lee Mugang
Associated Press
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Reagan
Strategic Defense Initiative
General Accounting Office
Central Intelligence Agency
America
North Africa
Paris
Daniel Inouye
Hawaii
United States
David Obey
D-Wise
Obey
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Hems
Kentucky
Madam Williams
N. Market St
Stephen Green
Mr. Kennedy Vs. the
First Amendment
Nedy
Chappaquiddick
Mr. Kennedy
Copley News Service
Lee Mitgang
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