Maryland education aid eyed for county allocations
Frederick, Carroll, and Montgomery counties are set to gain multi million dollar additions to state education financing under a planned 60 million aid package. Cardin warns boards to prepare spending plans, emphasize classroom improvements, and face scrutiny from a new advisory accountability panel.
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Reagan Aims to Halt Latin Death Squads and CIA Links
President Reagan seeks to curb the Latin American death squads tied to CIA contacts and World Anti-Communist League influence. The groups, led by La Mano Blanca, have slaughtered thousands, including four U.S. churchwomen, with impunity.
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U S powerless to curb Central American death squads
Washington officials acknowledge limited ability to prosecute right wing violence in El Salvador and Guatemala where leaders such as Mario Sandoval Alarcon are linked to death squads. The National Liberation Movement and La Mano Blanca loom large as political violence persists.
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Debate on Judicial Branch Reform Faces 1984 Ballot
Governor Hughes backs the Fisher Commission plan to reform how Maryland Circuit Court Judges are chosen. The proposal would replace direct elections with Senate confirmation and a 10 year retention term, ending a 15 year system and allowing voters to decide judges on record rather than popularity.
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Save Fisk U and its Excellence
Copley News Service urges action to save Fisk University, a flagship historically black college. The piece highlights Fisk’s mission, legacy, and the need for black communities and allies to donate funds to retire debts, ensuring continuity of education for future generations. It calls for cash gifts from alumni and supporters, noting a $10 donation from every black college graduate could secure Fisk’s future.
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Hopkins Cartoons War Analogy On Marines Mission
Rep. Larry J. Hopkins voices a sharp analogy comparing Middle East conflict to attempting to dam Niagara Falls with a bucket. He argues Marines cannot alter long running regional feuds and cites constitutional limits on U S involvement.
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Emmitsburg youths win pennants in county league
From the News Post files dated January 36 1964 Emmitsburg boys and girls captured northern division pennants by defeating Thurmont boys 38 to 31 and girls 25 to 9. Also notes include church officers elected at the Maryland Classic session in Silver Run and local incidents and praise for a cadet exchange visit.
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