Change at Vee-Rehab Sparks Aff action Debate in Maryland Education
The Vee Rehab division sees leadership turnover amid claims of inconsistent affirmative action practices. Critics say a white candidate with limited rehab experience was installed, while the consulting report remains unseen. Batterton’s hire and $36,000 fee prompt questions about process and budget amid reduced federal funds.
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Coburn
Crum outlines city reform and preservation goals
Crum, a Frederick County official and 193 graduate of Frederick High School, vows a fresh approach to sewage, land use, annexation, and historic preservation. He plans collaboration with aldermen, staff, and community groups to craft workable solutions while serving in various county and city posts. He and his wife Dolly have three children.
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Webster Burdette descendants hold family reunion
The Webster V. Burdette family descendants held a reunion on Sunday June 28 at Clarksburg Community Park. Officers for the next two years were elected: John Burdette president Susan Rivers vice president Lillian Weisberg secretary and Norman Burdette treasurer. Gifts and prizes were awarded to numerous attendees and many family members were listed as present.
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Susan Rivers
Lillian Weisberg
Norman Burdette
Lillie Stone
Pauline King
Ella Myers
Eileen Fawley
Rebecca Breeden
Albert
Faeie Ie Brechbiel
Cigma Schmitt
Lilian Weisberg
Eldridge Barber
Betty
Steve
Frank Stone
Clark Crotley
Edwis Stone
Robert Lee
Belle Croley
Joerice
Berea Thompson
Ela B
Marky Breeden
Marina
Heber¢ M. Stone
Charles Stone
Joshuay
Rice Stone
Mike
Becky
Tracie
Bobby Fal
Marigo Pezzana
Jeffrey Hoer
Violet John Powell
Sone ‘Puedes John Jr
Monica
Frank W. Sing
Wesley Rivers
Susan Ad Dd
James Barberiana
Sue Wines Geouge
Kevin
Ted Jessick
Norman Burde
Dole and Reagan plans eyed for Social Security fix
Senate Finance chair Dole said trustees warn of solvency risks and urged quick action. He warned against payroll tax hikes or general revenue funding, noting four future tax increases. administration proposals include benefit cuts and restraining taxes, with bipartisan compromise sought to avoid insolvency by 1982 for the old age fund and eight to ten years for Medicare hospital coverage.
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Mayor Schaefer to be 'official seal' in ritual stunt
Baltimore AP report notes Mayor William Donald Schaefer pledged to become the official seal if the National Aquarium did not open on schedule. With the opening postponed to August 8 due to life-support system issues, the mayor faces completing his underwater promise.
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Willian Donald Schaefer
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