Mount Airy Pitches Five Cent Tax Cut in 1981 Budget
Mount Airy officials propose a 9596,900 budget for 1981-1982 with a 64 cent per 100 assessed value tax rate, five cents lower than last year. Mayor Dixon cites higher interest income and a larger property base, plus improved efficiency, as factors behind the cut. Funds cover general and water sewer departments with emphasis on capital projects, roads, and public safety. A $20,000 surplus from last year is carried over, and a reserve fund exists but is not included in the budget. citizen Robert Woodward questions tax value during the public hearing.
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Mount Airy
Lewis C. Dixon
Water and Gewer
Carroll County
Eben F. Wilson
McGraw, Pridgeon and Co
Towson
Water and Sewer Fund
Water and Sewer Department
Delaine Hobbs
Wilson
Robert H. Woodward
The
Civic Association
Woodward
Mathias warns horse racers to clean up drugging
U S Senator Charles McC Mathias Jr warns states and horse racing bodies to curb drugging or face federal regulation. He backs pre race exams and bans on drugs like bute and lasix, with enforcement by the DEA. He urges state action while signaling hearings on anti drug legislation next year.
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Washington
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
American Horse Council
Frederick
Mathias
Senate Judiciary Committee
Federal Drug Enforcement Administration
Gil
Horse Council
Federal
Maryland
Congress
Franklin brothers plead guilty to attempted murder in Virginia
Two Maryland escapees from Maryland Correctional Institute in Hagerstown pleaded guilty to two counts of attempted murder and related firearm charges in Smyth County Virginia. Warren Franklin received 12 years, Charles Franklin 10 years, with five year terms recommended per count. sentences run concurrently with Maryland terms. They face 16 charges in West Virginia and extradition was agreed. The pair, Martinsburg residents, were linked to a March 7 Maryland escape and a prior Maryland robbery and beating death. They were connected to a kidnapping near a Berkeley County nightclub on April 3 during an Interstate 81 chase.
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Marion
Maryland
West Virginia
Virginia
Warren Douglas Franklin
Smyth County
Charles Bruce Franklin
Commonwealth
Danny Lowe
Lowe
Frankling
Maryland Correctional Institute
Hagerstown
Martinsburg
W.va
Raymond Hing
Washington County
Franklins
Morgan
Hampshire
Berkeley
Interstate 81
Cheri Arlene Beese
Winchester
Neal Brown
W. Va
Berkeley, Va
Senate plans 37.1 billion in Reagan budget cuts
The Senate Budget Committee cycles Reagan’s reductions into a 37.1 billion package with House action looming. Senate move aims for quick floor passage as Republican majorities back the plan. House Democrats prepare a rival 37.5 billion package with differences over public service jobs and block grants.
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Washington
Senate Budget Committee
Reagan
House
Pete Dowenici
R-N.m
Senate
Congress
House Budget Committee
Robert Michel
House Education and Labor Committee
Gepfter
Michel
Office of Management and Budget
Heat wave bakes Frederick pool as crowds flock
Baker Park Swimming Pool in Frederick opened Saturday and drew about 700 swimmers on Monday. Lifeguard Kim Gehrke said heat and rain kept crowds high while forecasts predict the heat wave to continue through midweek before cooler air arrives Thursday and Friday.
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Tyler
Baker Park
Frederick
Kim Gehrke
Gulf of Mexico
New York State
Lesher
Lottery winners in Maryland and Pennsylvania
Baltimore based AP reports the Numbers Game winning number drawn Monday was 437. Pittsburgh AP notes the Pennsylvania Daily Lottery prize number drawn Monday was 0-4-2.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Future FHA elects Maryland state officers for 1981 82
Future Homemakers of America chose Bonnie Gizzo as president Gayle Padgett as vice president Christy Myers as secretary French Thomas as treasurer and Kim Fisher as peer educator to lead the state. They will run FHA business and attend the National Convention in San Francisco July 10 17. The American Lung Association of Mid Maryland sponsors Lung Trek along the Appalachian Trail October 10 12 to raise funds with pledges.
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Bonnie Gizzo
Riverdale
Gayle Padgett
Hughesville
Christy Myers
Mount Airy
French Thomas
Newbury
Kim Fisher
Lanham
FHA
San Francisco
Calif
The
American Lung Association of Mid
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Keerisks Corner
Frederick Shopping Center
Frederick Towne Mall
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RCA & Shipley
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