Kennedy Backers Face Open Convention Hope Amid Carter Clash
Slater, a Kennedy supporter, questions Carter’s Georgia advisers and warns of disunity among Democrats. He predicts an open convention could yield a compromise candidate in six weeks, while staying wary of Reagan as a disaster for the country. Willis, a Westminster attorney and Carter campaign organizer, frames Carter as trustworthy and notes congressional gridlock as his main hurdle.
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Columbia
Hagerstown
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Frederick City
Ronald Young
L. Dwight Wooster
Washington County
New York
Young
Roe
Willis Willis
Carter meets Tito’s successor and visits Belgrade tomb
President Carter described Yugoslavia's long struggle for independence and lauded Tito's leadership while attending a formal welcome and laying a wreath at Tito’s tomb. He defended skipping Tito’s funeral, noting more than 40 leaders also did not attend and that his trip will yield longer term benefits. Separately, Carroll County Housing Administration received HUD approval to provide free housing counseling to tenants and homeowners, with offices at the Carroll County Commission on Aging in Westminster.
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Carroll County
Carroll County Housing Administration
HUD
Maryland
Carroll County Commission On Aging
Schoolhouse Avenue
Westminster
JoAnn Hunter
Byron Leads House Passage Of Military Physician Pay Bill
Representative Beverly Byron of Maryland steered HR 5235 through the House on a voice vote. The bill would permanently raise special pay for military physicians and maintain current special pay for dentists, optometrists, veterinarians, and health professionals in the Public Health Service. Rep Considine Mitchell reluctantly supported the measure, calling it better than nothing, while noting the earlier veto and delay affected retention of health officials. Nichols was unavailable to help by floor management.
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Beverly Byron
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Carter
Byron
Consid
J Mitchell
Public Health Service
Congress
Bill Nichols
D-Ala
Frederick County March of Dimes board members named
The Frederick County March of Dimes announces new and returning board members and officers. Emerson Dorsey, a University of Maryland Eastern Shore agriculture graduate, and Jerry Fouche are among those listed, with long involvement in the organization dating to 1975. Members from Frederick, including Doris DeLauter, and various nominees and reappointments mark the board’s two year and one year terms.
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Ethel Harris
Frederick County
Emerson Dorsey Jr
Iva Wright
Rose Chaney
Michelle Wright
Brian Chaney
Wilson
March of Dimes
Walkaton
Cumberland
Frederick
State Farm Insurance Co
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Jeffrey
Jennifer
Trunk
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Francis Scott Key District
Frederick County Symphony Society
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Mary Frances Gaver
Doris DeLauter
Frederick Jaycee Wives
Scott Key Center
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Wayne
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Christopher
Stephanie
DeLauter
Rock Creek School
Robert Barnett
Judy Braucher
Michael Cohen
Helen Gregory
Ted Gregory
Susan Krueger
Vivian McCurdy
Rosemary Sheridan
Sandra Trout
Martha Zweig
Robert Gearinger
Richard Basford
Sue Basford
John Francis
Kathy Francis
Rachael Mellon
Noly Bife
Margaret Slaughter
Jane Smith
Charles Trunk
Mable Ambush
Eric Arnold
Clara Dinterman
Emerson Dorsey
Jerry Fouche
Laverne Heffner
Mary Alice Heff
Frederick officials attend workshops on city progress
Frederick city leaders and staff attended Tuesday workshops as Mayor be is at large for the league board of directors. City Treasurer Betty E Rice said Frederick leads peers in financial statements and data processing. Aldermen Stull Games and Grimes spoke on preservation, effective public service, and the need for diligent homework and media use. Copper thin copper
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Frederick City
Betty E. Rice
Frederick
Lincoln S. Stull
Stull
James S
Grimes
McGovern Attacks Carter Over Revenue Sharing, Budget
Sen George McGovern volleyed at Carter and Congress for slashing revenue sharing and tightening the budget during a Maryland Municipal League keynote in Ocean City. Frederick officials debated the speech, praising only a joke, while McGovern defended revenue sharing’s past gains and criticized LEAA CETA cuts and delays in sewer programs.
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League
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Grimes
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Inmate at Frederick County Jail Diagnosed with Hepatitis
A jail inmate at Frederick County Jail was found to have hepatitis during a routine medical check last Thursday. Lt. Baisey said the inmate, held since Wednesday night, was moved to Frederick Memorial Hospital for treatment. Precautions were taken, but no quarantine was implemented. normal phone and visiting activities occurred. The inmate's name was not released.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Fairhaven Senior Living Community in Cavall County
Fairhaven Senior Living Community sits on 40 acres north of Sykesville and west of Rt 32 in Cavall County. It offers 244 units from studios to two bedroom townhomes with kitchen, carpeting, and emergency call systems. Weekly housekeeping and fresh linens are provided. on site nurses and physicians on call ensure medical and nursing care for residents with Medicare coverage.
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Sykesville
Rt 32
Fairhaven
Etticremies
Personal Independence Living Offering Expanded Care Option
A non profit Episcopal Ministries project announces a six building complex offering three meals daily, medical care, and accommodation with monthly charges from 540 per resident. The largest cottage prices listed, with a limited time introductory rate, aims to welcome compatible residents of all backgrounds to the central bulging facility.
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