Frederick County to advertise 24500 admin assistant post
Frederick County commissioners formally began the search for a new administrative assistant posting a 24500 per year opening. Four county agency heads will oversee construction projects replacing incumbent Walter Chitwood who resigns. Three week-plus advertising period intended to widen the field beyond internal candidates.
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Frederick
Walter N. Chitwood
Galen R. Clagett
Charles C. Smith
Clagett
Citizens Nursing Home
William Hill
Thomas M. Pex
Harold K. Keller Jr
Lawrence W. Johnson
Tip Lillard
Chitwood
Board of Commissioners
Anne Arundel
Robert A. Pastal
Brunswick High Act Tightens After Littering Spikes
Police increase surveillance at Brunswick High School parking lot to curb littering and vandalism after three weeks of heavy mess. Principal Spicer Bell notes breakage of light poles and window damage, while authorities warn loiterers and enforce no entry after sundown for non eligible events.
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Spicer Bell
BHS
Bell
Brunswick
American Legion
Wiliam F. Miller
Miller
Good time for party raises funds for Byron campaign
The article notes Rep Beverly Byron of Maryland's 6th District hosted a fundraising event at Old South Mountain Inn raising at least 1500 dollars from 325 per head tickets and discusses campaign costs and district redraw plans. The report includes comments from Byron and aide Goodloe Byron Jr and mentions other campaign events planned for later in the year.
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Beverly B. Byron
South Mountain Inn
Welle Brothers Construction
Mike Fitegerald
Shamrock Fan
olKinger
Frederick County
Jan Chapman
Maryland
6Th Congressional District
Old South Mountain Inn
Byron
Robert Atkinson
Atkinson
Allegany
Garrett
Washington
Labor clash injures 19 at Manhattan construction site
A melee at a Manhattan construction site between white laborers and black and Hispanic demonstrators demanding minority hiring left 19 injured, including eight police officers. Clubbing officers and mounted police cleared the area after rocks bottles and wood were thrown. No serious injuries and one arrest reported.
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New York
Manhattan
Reagan Calls Congress to Protect Social Security Benefits
President urges Congress to set Social Security on a sound path with the 97th Congress. House Speaker ONeill questions commitment to current beneficiaries. Budgets target eliminating the minimum monthly benefit to about 2 million recipients, with $7 billion in five years projected savings. Baker says administration stance unchanged on the minimum benefit.
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97Th Congress
Reagan
House
Thomas P. O'Neill Jr
D-Mass
House Senate
Wright
Riegle
Baker
Mandel enjoys five day furlough from federal prison
Former Maryland governor Marvin Mandel, 61, details his five day furlough from Eglin Air Force Base federal prison, saying his main goal is to spend time with family. He visits Sabatino's in Little Italy and Chic and Ruth's Delly near Annapolis, greeting friends and recalling old campaigning days. He appears healthy and elated by the homecoming after 14 months confined.
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Marvin Mandel
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Eglin Air Force Base
Mandel
Sabatino
Little Italy
Baltimore
Chic
Ruth
Maryland
Pensacola
Fla
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