Jewell Seeks Dem Post On Frederick County Central Committee
Clarence E Chip Jewell 33 a Frederick Underwriters Mount Airy officer and EMT seeks election to the seven member Frederick County Democratic State Central Committee. A former Young Democrats leader he aims to boost voter registration and candidate involvement amid GOP gains locally.
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Clarence E “Chip
Jewell
Frederck County
Democratic State Central Committee
Frederick
Central Committee
Frederick J. Bower
Frederick County
Snodgrass to run for GOP post in Frederick County
Middletown resident Louise VY. Snodgrass filed yesterday as a candidate for Frederick County's Republican State Central Committee. A 43 year old certified dental assistant, she leads the Maryland Dental Assistants Association and chairs its liaison with the State Board of Dental Examiners. She has testified in Washington on patient safety and radiation health. She hopes to bring policy expertise to the party and make it more active and positive.
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Middletown
Louise VY. Snodgrass
Frederick County
Republican State Central Committee
Snodgrass
Republican
Crum Files for Orphans Court Judge Seat
John M. Crum, 75, a longtime Frederick County Democrat and dairy farmer, filed as a candidate for judge of the orphans' court. He chairs Crumland Farms dairy near Frederick and has led the National Dairy Council and Capital Milk Producers Cooperative. Crum has held roles with the Heart Association, Lions Club, Farm Bureau, Elis Club, Catoctin and Jeffersonian clubs, and served four years on his church council.
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Frederick County
Democratic State Central Committee
Orphans’ Court
Central Committee
Crum
Crumland Farms
Yon
Frederick
National Dairy Council
Capitol Milk Producers Cooperative Inc
Maryland Agricultural Fair Board
Local Heart Association
Frederick Lions Club
Frederick County Farm Bureau
Elis Club
The
Catoctin Club
Jeffersonian Club
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Church Council
Montgomery council approves higher property tax and pay raises
Montgomery County votes to raise the property tax rate to 2.28 per 100 assessed value, increasing average bills by about 35 dollars for an average home. The council also approves executive salaries of 78 thousand and councilmembers at 43 thousand, despite opposition and a 4-3 vote.
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Brockville
Montgomery County
Council
Citizens Advisory Committee
Charles W. Gilchrist
Common Star
Arthur Spengier
Gaithersburg
Damascus
Esther P. Gelman
Board of Education
Compeil
William E Hanna
Neea
Gramm-Redman
Moi
Montgomery County Adopts Collective Bargaining Bill
Montgomery County Council enacts a two unit collective bargaining bill covering about two thirds of county employees. The measure, urged by Labor Relations and Training Chief Sean Rogers, allows negotiations on wages benefits pensions and working conditions. Representatives expect a union to represent both units with talks possible as early as November and a July 1 1987 contract effective date.
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Rockville
Montgomery
Sean Rogers
Charles W. Gilchrist
United Food and Commercial Workers Local 400
Thomas McNutt
Montgomery County
McNutt
Council
Rogers
William H. Willcox
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