Frederick kills peddling law
Frederick's Board of Aldermen repealed a 1966 peddling and soliciting ordinance that required a $120 annual license for door to door sales. Mayor Ronald N. Young and City Attorney W Milner Roberts cited enforcement burdens, negligible revenue, and legal risk, noting many peddlers held state licenses and that the rule was often ignored or unconstitutional.
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Congress weighs altering new Social Security tax
House aging panel chair Rep. Edward R. Roybal says he may push repeal or change of the Social Security tax as unnecessary and unfair. IRS will not impose late penalties on beneficiaries paying the tax for the first time this year.
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Edward R. Roybal
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Delegation votes raises for most county officials
The Frederick delegation to the General Assembly voted to introduce bills increasing salaries for most county elected officials including the treasurer sheriff county commissioners and Board of Election Supervisors. Increases are for after the 1986 elections with new terms starting 1987 and none affect current incumbents. The panel also considers raises for Orphans Court judges and the state's attorney.
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Jack” Derr
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Maryland Senate faces flood of DWI legislation
Annapolis reports Frank Shore a Rockville Democrat pushes hard for drunk driving reform. He files ten new bills backed by NTSB chair, MADD and physicians aiming to make DUI and DWI per se or conclusive, lowering chemical test thresholds from .08 to .10 percent and tightening penalties as part of Maryland’s anti drunk driving drive.
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Inside The News Snow and Flurries To End Tonight
Snow and flurries are expected to end tonight with lingering light accumulation. Weather updates from AZ officials emphasize cautious travel as cold air follows the system. Local forecasts urge residents to check road conditions and dress warmly for the evening hours.
Student Builders Sell Sixth House in Frederick County
Frederick County Vo Tech students complete a sixth house sale and prepare for a seventh project. The program showcases practical training and industry collaboration as students apply construction skills to real projects under supervision.
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Frederick County
Vo-Tech
Three names submitted for Frederick County judgeship
Three Frederick County attorneys have been forwarded to Governor Hughes for possible appointment to the Frederick District Court bench to replace several retiring judges. The list was recommended by the Sixth Judicial Circuit. (Continued on Page A-12)
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Frederick
StanleyBennett
Frederick J. Bower
David E. Aldridge
Herbert L. Rollins
Talks eyed on Central America and other troubled regions
The Reagan administration plans to propose broader U S Soviet talks on Central America and global unstable areas now that a Middle East talks framework is in place. Officials say dialogue could reduce danger as Geneva arms talks resume and senior diplomats weigh potential sites and representatives.
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U.S
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Saudi Arabia
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George P. Shultz
Jerusalem
David Kimche
Income up 6.8 percent in 1984 amid strong employment
Americans' disposable income rose 6.8 percent in 1984 after taxes, fueled by a 2.2 million rise in the labor force and stronger employment. December income increased 0.5 percent, while spending climbed 12 percent for the month, aided by low inflation at 3.2 percent for the year.
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Commerce Department
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