Women held 11 percent of top Maryland state posts
Annapolis AP reports a study by Del. John Douglass showing women held 40.1 percent of all state jobs but only 11.1 percent of official administrative posts. Women led in health and education white and blue collar areas yet were underrepresented in top posts across agencies.
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Annapolis
del. John Douglass
Dbalt
Douglass
General Assembly
Financial and Revenue Administration
Comptroller’s Office
Agriculture
General Services
Natural Resources and Recreation
Judicial Review
Attorney General's Office
Socialite ordered to pay alimony to former husband
In Miami AP report 84 year old Dorothy White Wynne was ordered to pay $800 monthly alimony to her ex husband Joseph J Wynne. Wynne called the ruling unfair and said she would appeal stating he was cold as a crocodile. He sought separate hedooms and she noted a lack of affection in seven years of marriage.
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Miami
Dorothy White Wynne
Joseph J. Wynne
Emmitsburg group sets action program on alcohol drug abuse
Emmitsburg citizens endorse a non vigilante program to deter abuse and monitor district court sentences. About 22 residents discussed reports of drug and alcohol violations and youth substance use. Mrs. Gale Harris outlined meetings with Catholic and public schools to tackle the serious drug problem in the schools. She urged attentive citizen involvement as news travels quickly through Main Street.
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Emmitsburg Group
Emmitsburg
Citizens Committee
Gale Harris
Main Street
Community urged to patrol for teen drinking and drugs
Mrs Harris urged local citizens to act against teen solicitation and illegal substances. A citizens' committee plans neighborhood patrols near Square liquor stores and other suspected sources, plus monitoring school basements, street corners, private garages, and unsupervised parties. They will attend Thurmont District Court sessions on Feb 19 and March 22.
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Harris
Reader's Digest
Citizens’ Committee
District Court
Thurmont
GPEA recipients by age and county funding stance
A review of 76 GPEA cases shows 20 recipients over 50 and 35 aged 18 to 30 while both genders are represented. The average GPEA benefit is $95 monthly. the county is not required to fund GPEA but must fund the larger GPA program for unemployable people. Mrs. Barthel notes attempts to cut GPEA payroll by shifting alcoholics and addicts to the GPA category are not feasible.
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Fox
Barthel
Tax revenues and local government revenue sharing disputes
Tax revenues (Continued From Page A-1) discuss how local governments must become financially independent, the League’s hurdles include municipal inequities and a weak organizational structure. A pro-county bias by the state complicates reform, as county officials resist financial sacrifices and delegation. The piece asks if the League can reorganize to push changes, with a preview of county viewpoints next week.
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League
Annapolis
Bicentennial Art Show extended at CatepetL Gallery
Kehne Jr. exhibit titled The American Revolution in Graphic Images remains on display at CatepetL Gallery Frederick through the week following Jan 25 at 114 W Second St. Open Wed Sun 10 30 am to 4 30 pm.
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Carroll H. Kehne Jr
Catepetl
W. Second &J
Frederick
Ann Snyder
Kehne
Board of Education
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