Controversy Over Frederick County Salary Edits and Liquor Board Rewrite
A Maryland county faces changes under House Bill 653 creating a three member liquor board and two inspectors with higher pay, while Senate Bill 1233 raises officials salaries. The pay raises for incumbents may violate law, leading to back pay demands from Orphans Court judges and potential legal challenges, as officials push July 1 implementation amid rebukes from the attorney general.
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Frederick
Maryland General Assembly
Harry Hughes
Board of License Commissioners
Frederick County
Board of
Alcoholic Beverage Commissioners
Board of Supervisor S of Elections
Orphans’ Court
Maryland
Liquor Board
Department of Legislative Reference
Hughes
Louis V. Myers Jr
Leo Michael Boyle
Myers
Boyle
Board of County Commissioners
Galen R. Clagett
Howard Z. Stup
Shirley Happ
Harry 0. Smith
General Assembly
Annapolis
del. M. Albert Morningstar
Harold E. Keller Jr
Keller
Smith
Stup
Frederck County
CIA backed exile group linked to Qaddafi plot attempt
Washington reports that the CIA trained and still supports the NFSL led by Mohammed Youssef Magareft, the Libyan exile group behind the failed May 1984 assassination bid on Muammar Qaddafi. The plot failed and Qaddafi carried out executions and mass imprisonments.
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Washington
CIA
Muammar Qaddafi
Qaddafi
Libya
Morocco
Hassan
Iraq
National Front For the Salvation of Libya
NFSL
Mohammed Youssef Magareft
Magaretf
WSFL
Maganieff
NSFL
Mustafa bin Halim
Langley
Maganeff
India
Magarieff
Jordan
Guyana
Argentina
Europe
Sudan
Ahmed Ibrahim Abwas
Tunisia
Bab Aziziya
Press Clash and Cold War Shifts in Libya and Taxes
Jack Anderson critiques court rulings that widen libel risks and silence press voices through costly lawsuits while accusing Qaddafi rivals of unsophisticated plans. He notes Jalloud’s Kremlin ties and the danger of a Soviet aligned leadership. The under the dome item outlines new mileage tax rules as Congress debates a 20.5 cent rate to simplify reimbursements and reduce paperwork.
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Magaheff
Qaddafi
Libya
Moscow
Maj
Abdul Salam Jalloud
Kremlin
Jalloud
United States
Congressional
Congress
House
Musicians form Hagerstown Community Symphony Orchestra
Yesterday Items From Files recounts Edgar C. Jones elected president and Stephen Deak hired as director for the new Hagerstown Community Symphony Orchestra with musicians from Frederick Hagerstown Waynesboro and Chambersburg. Thurmont High School Class of 1935 graduates 23 students led by Olin Bales and Ralph Arbaugh among officers. Sarah C Payne returns to duty after vacation visiting family in Jefferson. Jimmy Braddock upsets Max Baer in 15 rounds at Madison Square Garden to claim the heavyweight title before 30000 spectators.
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Frederick
Hagerstown
Waynesboro
Chambersburg
Edgar C. Jones
Stephen Deak
Peabody Conservatory
Thurmont High School
Olin Bales
Ralph Arbaugh
Ruth Taylor
Bessie Harbaugh
Jimmy Braddock
New York
Madison Square Gardens
Max Baer
Frederick County X rays mark mass survey week peak
About 2000 chest X rays were taken during the first week of the annual mass X ray survey by the Frederick County Tuberculosis Association and the Frederick County Health Department. Freda Doll said changes in unit locations prevented comparison with prior years. ANN STONE KEFAUVER, 18, of Middletown, was chosen to represent Maryland at a Danish meeting after being named among 53 handicapped youths nationwide for outstanding achievements despite polio. Congress approved a $9.2 million modern medical research laboratory for Fort Detrick focusing on preventive medicine.
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Frederick County Tuberculosis Association
Frederick County Health Department
Freda Doll
TB Association
Ann Stone Kefauver
Middletown
Elliott Weinberg
Maryland
Denmark
Congress
Fort Detrick
Letters to the Walkersville High Class of ’87
A reader asks Walkersville High students to honor two classmates in a dignified funeral, urges safe driving and self focus, and thanks Frederick County Public Schools for enduring school system communication efforts. The note also comments on car use and travel during summer.
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Walkersville
Danny Hosie
Ron Manges
Danny
Ron
Department of Planning and Communication
Frederick County
Sophie Scholl and the White Rose Resist Nazi Regime
Don McEvoy recalls Sophie Scholl, 21, beheaded in 1943 for high treason as part of Munich students in the White Rose. Her group issued pamphlets urging resistance, denouncing Nazi crimes and urging mass distribution before her execution.
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Sophie Scholl
Sophie
Munich
Luise Wallsteiner
Joi
Berlin
Heinrich Heine
Reich
BDM
University of Munich
Germany
Hitler
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Tom Mills
Fredenck, Md
By Jack Anderson and
Dale van Atta
Jack Anderson
Bitburg
News-Post
Sarah C Payne
Young Memorial Hospital
Gaithersburg Home For
Raymond Payne
LH. McGaha
Jefferson
Dinah Pishioners
Boe
Myra Treiber
Frederick County Public Schools
Don McEvoy
Poland
National Conference of Christians and Jews
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