Police letter from FOP president stirs city controversy
A letter from Michael George, president of the Fraternal Order of Police, to Frederick city officials sparked controversy though officials declined to discuss contents publicly. Mayor Ronald N. Young said copies are circulating, while police and aldermen offered cautious comments about the matter and its impact on ongoing personnel issues.
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Washington Star to cease publication August 7
The 128 year old Washington Star will end publication August 7 leaving Washington with one daily, The Washington Post. Time Inc President Richard Munro cited mounting losses while staffers were told at an early morning meeting. The Star employs 1,427 people and will assist in job placement as morale and prospects dim.
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Orioles Owners Hope for Break in Player Pay Talks
The Baltimore Orioles GM says the Major League Players Association has made a new offer optimistic they can accept. No details were released as owners review the proposal following a late night session.
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News-Post writer Nancy Luse visits a karate feature refinishing shop in Jefferson. Robert Lewis surveys international food programs. Steven Beckner notes foreign investment study could affect mort controls. Ann Hell offers English American translations. In stamps, royal wedding memorabilia and air mail themes tested. Washington report covers Democratic alternative to Reagan tax proposal dubbed half ajoaf.
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Frederick County Public School Chief Finds System Impressive
Dr. Stuart D. Berger, newly named superintendent, says the Frederick County Public School System is impressive as he settles in after June 16. He notes the district’s size, involvement of area directors and supervisors, and his desire for real input while adjusting to Ohio education norms.
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U S officials call Begin major obstacle to peace
Washington reports growing U S frustration with Prime Minister Begin over Israeli bombing of Palestinian areas in Lebanon. Defense Secretary Weinberger and Deputy Secretary Clark criticise Begin while White House cautions. Clark says U S attitude toward Begin is disappointing and perhaps embarrassing. Reagan signals sympathy for Israel.
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Higinbotham seeks GOP nomination for Frederick City alderman
Edward G Higinbotham Sr a 39 year old Frederick City resident for 25 years announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination to the Frederick City Board of Aldermen. He is vice president and general manager of Blue Ridge Co and has 18 years in management. He vows conservation principles to cut taxes while maintaining services and stresses controlled growth, land use, and water management.
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Judge Bennett Reappointed for 10-Year Frederick County Term
Judge Stanley Y. Bennett is reappointed to another 10 year term as district court judge in Frederick County by Governor Barry R. Hughes. The nomination requires Senate confirmation. Other reappointments include J. Louis Boublitz in Washington County and Donald M. Smith in Carroll County.
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Weekend humidity rise follows pleasant Maryland forecast
Weather brief reports fair and pleasant conditions through Friday across Western Maryland and the mountains. Highs reach the 80s, with mids and lower 60s at night, increasing humidity Saturday and Sunday with a chance of showers. Ocean beaches stay mostly sunny, water around 71, and farm spray and drying conditions remain favorable through the weekend.
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Inside The News A Maugham Quote About Money
A quotation attributed to W Somerset Maugham notes money as a crucial sixth sense enabling full use of the other five. The line reflects the writer's view on finance shaping perception and action.
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