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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1988

Page

9

Dyson pressed Navy to buy more Squared 17s for subs

Maryland Congressman's push over several years urged the Navy to purchase additional SQR-17A anti submarine devices from Diagnostic Retrieval Systems Inc. The GAO found 1986 plans halted new orders, but Dyson and allies continued backing the purchases amid probe into Pentagon procurement.

Baltimore Roy P. Dyson Navy Dyson Maryland Democrat Baltimore) Sun General Accounting Office Naval General Electric Washington Diagnostic Retrieval Systems Inc Oakland N.J Astern Maryland William Chappell Jr D-Fla House GAO Katie Tucker Lipson, Hamberger

Maryland districts move to fire minority teachers under test rule

Prince George's and Baltimore school systems announce layoffs as they enforce a state law requiring teachers to pass the National Teachers Examination for certification. Although provisional hires are allowed for two years, those not passing by then face dismissal. Black teachers comprise most affected, with other counties reporting similar pressure statewide.

Prince George’s County Baltimore Maryland Prince George's County Washington Post Maryland Department of Education David Duvall Prince George's Montgomery County Baltimore County Anne Arun ‘del Howard Counties Prince George’s Harry Pitt Montgomery U.S

Rifkin Joins Patton Boggs In Baltimore Office

Alan M. Rifkin, chief legislative counsel to Gov. Schaefer, will join former Gov. Hughes as a partner in Patton Boggs and Blow's Baltimore office. The 125-lawyer firm, with Washington and North Carolina offices, plans to focus Rifkin on business, corporate, litigation, and government work.

Baltimore Alan M. Rifkin William Donald Schaefer Harry R. Hughes Washington Hughes John A. Moag Jr Patton, Boggs and Blow Greensboro N.C Raleigh Rifkin Melvin Steinberg Steinberg Maryland Senate Annapolis Bruce Bereano General Assembly Bob Douglas Alan Douglas Schaefer Messrs. Rifkin Moag

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