DeLauter and Rovin Reappointed to Frederick County Board of Education
Claude R. DeLauter Jr. and Sue Rovin, both named by party committees, will serve new five year terms on the Frederick County Board of Education. DeLauter, 74, is the board's lone Republican. Rovin, 43, is a freelance graphic artist and longtime school volunteer. DeLauter aims for another middle school and relocating TJ feeder alignment. Rovin vows attentive listening and community-wide perspective.
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China
Japan
Claude R. DeLauter Jr
Frederick
DeLauter
Constance Beims
Rovin
Cratic Central Committee
Gordon M. Anderson
Rita
Initat Boe
Thomas Johnson
Democratic Central Committee
House bans final ASAT tests amid defense bill split
The House voted to bar final-stage anti-satellite weapon tests, allow polygraph use for 3.1 million employees, and let the Navy and Air Force hunt drug smugglers. The action accompanies a proposed 292 billion dollar Pentagon budget with Senate differences likely to trigger a reconciliation.
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House
Pentagon
Chamber
Senate
Soviet Union
Navy
Defense Department
Witness Jackson in Grossnickle murder case courtroom
In Upper Marlboro the trial for Miss Grossnickle 22 unfolds with family members present and motions to allow victims families in the courtroom. The defendant Reuben Jackson 40 faces kidnapping murder and armed robbery charges as prosecutors seek the death penalty. witnesses place him near the victim’s car days before her body was found.
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Byron Grosamckie
Grossnickle
James Kenkel
Jack Derr
Miss Grossnickle
Union Bridge
Silver Spring
Prince George’s County
District of Columbia
Reuben Jackson
Berri says Beirut hostage crisis near end amid French aid offer
Nabih Berri told Western reporters the 13 day hijacking ordeal of 39 American hostages in Beirut was nearing resolution while France offered to house them. L'Angel said moving hostages to an embassy would require long talks and a Swiss offer was studied. The French government denied mediating and said liberation must be unconditional.
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Nabih Berri
Beirut
Lebanon
Berri
West
Marcel L'Angel
U.S
France
TWA
West Beirut
Israel
Foreign Ministry
Paris
L’angel
Bern
Switzerland
Roland Dumas
Jean-Paul Kaufmann
Michel Seurat
Kaufmann
Seurat
L'Angel
Frederick County nets second in Maryland federal grants in 1984
The May 1985 FAADS report shows Frederick County as the state’s second-largest recipient of federal funds in fiscal 1984, with 4 904 562 dollars allotted. Baltimore City led with 101 313 747 dollars and statewide total grants exceeded 1.5 billion. Major Frederick County projects included 16 414 500 dollars for a city wastewater plant begun in May and expected to finish in about two and a half years.
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Frederick County
Maryland
Baltimore City
State Department of Planning
Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission
Regional Planning Council
New City
Glenn Nikirk
City Public Works
Robert Strine
Thurmont
Brunswick
Woodsboro
Emmitsburg
Libertytown
Environmental Protection Agency
County Public Works
Lawrence Johnson
Transportation
Departments of Health and Mental Hygiene
Human Resources
Frederick Gas Co refunds overcharges to customers
Frederick Gas Co announces refunds to customers overcharged on bills as part of a settlement. The article notes the action and outlines the amount and process for claimants, with officials quoted asserting consumer relief measures.
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Nancy Luse
News-Post
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Claude
Delauter JR
Frederick Municipal Airport
C. Kurt Holter
Frederick Aviation
Jackson
Nesday
National Airport
Miss Grossmekle
Ms. Thomas
Thomas
Feds
Inside the News
Samuel Johnson
Gambrill State Park
Middletown
Richard T. Meagher
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