Hartz workers split vote on contract extension
Frederick County workers at Mequesta Mills Brunswick ratified a four month contract extension while 290 at H L Hartz in Frederick voted to strike. Mequesta workers returned to work by 7 30 am Tuesday. Hartz employees canceled work after a 202 to 157 vote. Local 604 president Mary Jane McDonald said national counts will decide the overall extension with 5700 regional members voting.
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Hartz Clothing
Frederick County
Mequesta Mills
Brunswick
H.L. Hartz & Sons, Inc
Frederick
H.L. Hartz
Independent Hose Company
Baughman
Mary Jane McDonald
Amalgamated Clothing and Textile Workers Local 604
Ms. McDonald
Balti- Taore
McDonald
Hartz
Baltimore
Clothing Manufacturers’ Association
CMA
Amalgamated Clothing and Textile
House panel starts hearings on Reagan tax plan
Washington AP. The House Ways and Means Committee opens three months of hearings on President Reagan's tax proposal amid heavy lobbying. Chairman Dan Rostenkowski aims to air the plan with no drafting until after Labor Day while Senate head Sen. Packwood plans to hold off on a bill until the House finishes. Expect a possible bill by Christmas, though optimism is tempered by cross party and chamber conflicts. Treasury and IRS officials warn that eliminating state and local tax deductions would boost 1990 revenues, complicating reform. Five corporate chiefs testify at Tuesday hearing, signaling scaled business impact.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Reagan
Dan Rostenkowski
D-Ii
Robert Packwood
R-Ore
Senate Finance Committee
Ways and Means
Packwood
Robert H. Michel
R-Nl
White House
Fortney H. Stark
D-Calif
Senate
Jack
Stark
Capitol Hill
Daniel P. Moynihan
D-N.y
East
New York
Mario Cuomo
ABC
David Brinkiey
Treasury
James Baker II
Baker
John H. Bryan Jr
Sara Lee Corp
James L. Ferguson
General Foods Corp
William R. Howell
J.C. Penney Co
Lewis W. Lehr
3M Co
John M. Richman
Dart & Kraft Inc
John G Smale
Procter and Gamble
Internal Revenue Service Commission
Roscoe Egger
Septuplets strength grows as mother fears for babies
Five premature Frustaci infants remain on the critical list with ventilators in use at Children’s Hospital. Spokeswoman Cheryl Bond notes faster progress for Patricia Ann Stephen Earl and Richard Charles than siblings James Martin and Bonnie Marie. no updates since Friday.
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Orange
Calif
Sam
Patti Frustaci
Frustaci
Childrens Hospital
Cheryl Bond
Patricia Ann
Stephen Earl
Richard Charles
James Martin
Bonnie Marie
Frustad
People Magazine
Inside The News The First Sigh Of Love
A reflective piece notes that the initial sigh of love often marks the final sign of wisdom, framing passion as a paradox that challenges measured judgment and prudence. The commentary blends literary tone with a meditation on affection and insight.
Young Republicans urge Nichols to switch Maryland parties
The 40 member Young Republicans in Frederick urge Howard County Executive J Hugh Nichols to switch to the Republican Party and seek the 1986 gubernatorial nomination. Nichols, a lifelong Democrat, dropped out of his party’s governor race amid poor support. GOP leaders say Nichols’ record and fiscal conservatism fit Republicans and a party switch could leave him without serious opposition.
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Maryland
Frederick
Howard County
J. Hugh Nichols
GOP
Nichols
Republican National
Reagan
Congress
Pat Cummings
Nichols’ County
Hugh Nichols
64 Graduates Celebrate MSD Class of 1985
Maryland School for the Deaf honors 64 graduates in a hug filled ceremony as the second largest class ever. Speaker Benjamin Cardin urges students to believe individuals can make a real difference while noting their advocacy work in Annapolis. Two top graduates deliver talks and reflect on Total Communication aiding integration.
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Maryland School For the Deaf
MSD
Maryland House of Delegates
Benjamin L. Cardin
John F. Kennedy
Cardin
Baltimore
Annapolis
David M. Denton
General Assembly
Cardin xemarks on 1986 gubernatorial bid in low key run
Maryland House Speaker Benjamin L Cardin previews a possible 1986 run focusing on groundwork with local activists civic groups labor and business leaders. He stresses name recognition is not yet the goal and says he has built a strong political organization through patient outreach in Frederick and across the state.
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House of Delegates
Benjamin L. Cardin
Maryland Democratic Party
Cardin
Frederick
Maryland School For the Deaf
Baltimore
Tornado death toll may top 87
Tornado toll in Pennsylvania and Ohio climbs as officials warn the final count could exceed 87. In Pennsylvania at least 62 dead and 700 injured. Wheatland struck hard with seven dead and 50 houses destroyed. Governor Thornburgh declares disaster in 13 counties. Ohio reports 12 dead and $45 million in damage. federal relief sought.
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Associated Press
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Dick Thornburgh
Thursburgh
Helen Duby
Wheatland
Richard Celeste
Reagan
Ken Robinson
Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency
Frederick Produce marks 50th year with theater of values show
Frederick Produce Inc celebrates its golden anniversary with a Theater of Values Food Show at Sharton Inn Frederick. Registered guests including owners operators dieticians chef-buyers and food service staff attend seminars culinary competition and a 50-supplier exhibit. Founders Niemann Brunk and John Baer greet guests. Purdue University's Restaurant Hotel and Institutional Management Institute assists.
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Sharton Inn
Frederick
Frederick Produce Inc
Theater of Values
Frederick Produce
Niemann Brunk
John Baer
Taade
Frederick Produce Co
Purdue University
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