New Maryland tourism director rolls through Frederick County
Alverson aims to boost Maryland tourism with a long term market research program starting July 4. The plan will map county by county tourism income, traveler origins and spending, plus vacation attitudes. He travels Western Maryland this summer meeting locals and studying counties to tailor promotion efforts.
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Frederick County Tourism Council
Kun Alverson
Maryland
Rose Hill Manor
Frederick
Perry Beckley
Mary G. Williams
Frederick County
Alverson
Charles C. Smith
Sonia Maher
Frederick County Tourisen Council
Jan Chapman
Betty
Annapolis
Baltimore
Washington
Allegheny
Garrett
Chesapeake
Cecil
Hartford
Kent
Queen Annes
Howard
Carroll
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
New York City
Reagan Tax Cut Debate Divides Finance Panel
The Finance Committee debated an immediate retroactive cut on capital gains taxes pushed by Sen. Lloyd Bentsen while Ways and Means critics urged aid for the working poor. Dag Rostenkowski noted Democratic pages favor more relief for the poor and a maximum two-year cut. Rep. Conable criticized proposals longer than three years as insufficient.
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Mittee
Ways
Meaas
Finance Committee
Lloyd Bentsen
D-Texas
Dag Rostenkowski
D-Il
Ways and Means
Cha
Frederick High School class of 1926 reunites in 55th gathering
The 1926 Frederick High School graduating class held its 55th anniversary reunion at Bettys Restaurant on a Saturday night. Austin Hoke played piano as David Yinger led a memorial for deceased members and noted about 45 percent have passed. Seventeen guests attended plus many returning classmates. The class plans the 36th reunion at Bettys May 22, 1982 with numerous alumni listed.
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Frederick High School
Betty's
Austin Hoke
David Yinger
Harry O. Smith
Donald Anderson
Paul Mageha
Ralph Boyer
Charles Magahe
Donald T. Anderson
Ralph W. Boyer
Helen Brandenburg Hamilton
Ruth Cramer Gardner
Regina Culler Munshower
Cleo Garst Hemp
Mary
Walkersville seeks bids on old C&P building and town plans
Bidders for the old C P Telephone Co building on Frederick Avenue reached a high bid of 66 600 with settlement set for July 3. Commissioner Meyer opposed the bid in May and urged an estimate to renovate for new town offices. The town approved mower purchases and discussed water taps funding with developers for a dental clinic as planning and zoning considers the matter. Meyer Burrier and Kerns sworn in for two year terms.
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C&p Telephone Co
Frederick Avenue
Winfield H. Meyer
Gladhill Brothers of
Damascus
John Deere
Hugh Cole
Walkersville Associates
Fox and Associates
Hagerstown
Meyer
Paul M. Burrier
Edward J. Kerns Jr
Burgess Bourland
Haig Letter Details F-18 Usage and Iraq Reactor Strike
The draft notice to congressional leaders cites use of American F-15 and F-16 warplanes in the Baghdad attack on a French built reactor. It notes possible violation of the 1952 arms deal and states the suspension does not affect July deliveries to Israel. Ambassador Evron and Haig discussed the Israeli reaction prior to the suspension.
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U.S
Larry Speakes
Reagan
Alexander M. Haig Jr
Baghdad
Haig
Speak
Byron proposes tax relief and care deduction for seniors
Rep Beverly Byron introduces two bills in Congress to aid seniors. HR-3819 would provide a $1500 tax deduction for families caring for an elderly dependent. HR-3818 would exempt the first $7500 of annuities and pensions from tax. Byron cites aging committee work and field hearings in Maryland.
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Beverly B. Byron
House of Representatives
Select Committee On
Byron
Maryland
Congress
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