Day Care Task Force calls for no state interference
Frederick County Day Care Center Task Force warns Department of Human Resources to stay out of its local RFP process for Armory subleasing. Co chairs Catherine Smith and Sue White fault the state office for bypassing the task force, seeking immediate handling of a prospective private operator and undermining local control.
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Sue H. White
Charles H. Smelger
Edward P. Thomas
James E. McClellan
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Polish workers protest food price hikes in March of the Hungry
Polish workers march in protest against soaring prices and empty grocers, with Solidarity linked to the event. Government proposed sharp price rises for butter bread and milk, amid past riots and strikes linked to food policy changes.
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Officials eye dairy support plan amid farm budget clash
Washington AP Officials say a 1982 dairy price program will force inventories to remain high and prompt continued support. Agriculture Secretary John Block warned of a possible veto, while lawmakers push a compromise tied to a broader farm price supports renewal due by September and a target to trim 18 billion dollars from next year’s farm budget.
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Weather outlook for Western Maryland and regions this weekend
Showers that broke over the area yesterday brought needed rain. Skies will clear gradually over the weekend with a return to warm humid weather by tomorrow. Western Maryland remains mostly cloudy and warm with chances of showers and possible thunderstorms Sunday night into Monday. Temperatures yesterday ranged from highs around 90 in some locations to lows near 70.
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Gaithersburg
Leesburg
FOP President accuses city leaders of bad faith bargaining
Fraternal Order of Police President Michael L. George accuses Mayor Ronald N. Young and the Frederick aldermen of bad faith bargaining over seven major issues including take home car policy promotions procedures and deputy chief selection. He cites lack of officials visits to police headquarters since May 5 and demands a written response by August 7 while Mayor Young pushes for private talks to resolve the dispute.
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Frederick
Ronald N. Young
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Frifites
Richard J. Ashton
George
Board of Aldermen
Young
Field widens as candidates file bids for city election
Eight Republicans and six Democrats have filed for the Board of Aldermen seats in the upcoming September primary. So far one Republican and one Democrat filed for mayor, with more candidates likely before Aug. 27, the filing deadline. Absentee ballot requests are due Sept. 8, with the primary on Sept. 15 and the general on Nov. 3.
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Thomas G. Slater
Democratic Central Committee
Republican Committee
Robert Smariga
Merhier
Two appointed to head United Way Campaign
James F. Reilly named general chairman and Earl Robbins named vice chairman to lead the 1981 United Way drive. Reilly, a State Farm life underwriting superintendent, has long United Way tenure and serves on local boards. Robbins, Eastalco industrial relations rep, coordinated the company’s 1980 United Way effort and is Hampton Institute graduate.
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James F. Reilly
Earl Robbins
Reilly
State Farm Insurance
United Way
Hampton Institute
Hampton
Urban League
Big Brothers
Human Rela
Frederick trolley days recalled by News Post writer
Mary Fouche remembers the era of trolleys in Frederick as part of today’s highlights. Dottie Lambdin weighs Barbara adie, author of drug store romance novels and stepgrandmother to Lady Diana Spencer. Walter Mears examines Max Hugel’s ouster from the CLA. Murray Olderman answers readers on sports. Brunswick stays undefeated in District 1 Little League after Friday win over Frederick Jr tonal.
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News Post
Mary Fouche
Frederick
NewsPost
Dottie Lambdin
Barbara Adie
Diana Spencer
Walter Mears
Max Hugel
CLA
Rain-shy Brunswick Bypassed as County Sees Patchy Downpours
Weather watchers report unexpected rains soaking parts of the county with up to half an inch in some areas while Brunswick missed the showers. Forecasters had predicted sun but drizzle continued into Saturday morning. The week brought relief to some corn fields, with Middletown tallying 1.98 inches since last Friday.
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Brunswick
David Lesher
News-Post Weather Observer
Middletown
Burkitsville
Words of Wisdom on War and Peace
A ponderous quote attributed to Georges Clemenceau reflects on whether war is a pause within peace or peace a pause within war. The saying contemplates cyclical conflict and quiet in human history.
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