Maryland benefits highlighted in federal appropriations list
Senator Barbara Mikulski cites Maryland projects funded by a 1987 supplemental appropriation. Items include 2 million for redesigns of the Baltimore Washington Parkway, 1 million for BWI landing system equipment, 450 000 for Work Incentive Program, 475 000 to process Vietnam records in Prince Georges County, 250 000 to keep Rural unemployment offices open, 1.4 million to reseed oyster beds, and funding for farm bill sodbuster provisions while FEMA reorganization is blocked.
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Pizza Movers and the Free Delivery Craze in Maryland
Annapolis Bureau Chief Bob Reid examines the pizza boom in Maryland suburbs, noting 242 joints and high daily sales. He recalls records, cites a 30 minute delivery policy dispute in Anne Arundel County, and observes delivery cars as a growing American icon while detailing a lawsuit against Domino’s over speedy delivery.
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Reagan bristles at press pig piling during Iran contras saga
Washington column notes Reagan remains affable yet wary of media pressure as Lt. Col. Oliver North testifies. The piece includes excerpts from aides criticizing Washington press coverage and details on military diagnostic system failures amid missile programs.
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Consolidation moves Harmony and Myersville schools
The Frederick County Board of Education approved consolidating Harmony and Myersville schools due to Harmony’s two room limitation and low enrollment at Myersville. Harmony teaching positions will be abolished and Fountain Hill school will close with students moved to New London and New Market.
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Residents plead against quarry plan near homes
Amy M. Shephard of Frederick appeals to county commissioners to block a quarry project by Martin Marietta and F.C. Day, arguing it will ruin their dream home, harm an asthmatic child, worsen dust and noise, and strain roads and schools. She urges officials to vote with residents to preserve a quieter, cleaner community.
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Independence declaration debate reflects on rights and state power
A reader argues that the Declaration of Independence ideals are outdated and that societal survival requires a strong government under law. The piece critiques doomsday weapons, calls for constitutional balance, and notes concerns about executive overreach and covert actions. It includes letters critiquing Reagan era policy and a local commission clarification.
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