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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1981

Page

4

Voters urged to decide council election method in Maryland

A Montgomery County referendum proposal seeks a constitutional amendment allowing charter counties to decide by vote whether council members are elected at large or by districts. HB 100 HB 323 SB 79 would enable a county referendum with broad backing from civic groups and past county voting trends showing support for districting. The drive faces concerns a legislative move may seek exemptions, but supporters argue political power should rest with voters.

Montgomery County Maryland House of Delegates Senate Montgomery Montgomery County Taxpayers League Democratic Action Common Cause Montgomery County Farm Bureau Bethesda - Chevy Chase Chamber of Commerce Rockville Anne Arundel County

Internal White House rift over ACTION nominee sparks fear for Peace Corps

Washington report notes White House juror objection to appointing Tom Pauken, a former military intelligence officer, to head ACTION. Critics warn against tainting the Peace Corps with espionage rumors as kidnappings and anti American sentiment loom. The piece recalls past controversies when intelligence ties drew international backlash and questions about the nominee's loyalty surface amid White House scrutiny.

Washington White House Action Peace Corps Central Intelligence Agency U.S Richard Starr Colombia CTA Tom Paukes Army Vietnam CIA Jack Mitchell Indy Badthwar Caesar Kennedy Pauken Shem Sid Freed White Hoon Coanne Fred Fielding Fielding Ares

Mount Airy Fire Co seeks donations for 1959 style buildout effort

Readers hear the Mount Airy Volunteer Fire Company plead for community pledges to fund a 250000 dollar expansion adding a larger kitchen dining area restrooms storage and central air. Funds to be raised over five years with a 1000 dollar donor plaque. The letter also includes long comments on autopsy procedures and traffic safety debates, urging civic action and tax-deductible gifts.

Mount Airy Volunteer Fire Company Health Department

Frederick items flag tax help and local events

Deputy collector of revenue LL Shinsamon of Washington DC arrived in Frederick to assist residents with federal income tax returns, staying at his office above the post office until March 15. Peoples Life Insurance Frederick employees donated 27.02 to Puritan Methodist Mission, headquarters for Frederick Missionary and Welfare Work. The Rev. M R Rudisill directed the missionary office. R W Boyer of the Automobile Club of Maryland anticipated a rise in tourist travel and said maps and tour books would soon be available to aid trips. Western Maryland Trust Co purchased 4 and 6 W Patrick St for future banking needs, with Lobell's women’s apparel store as tenant. Connie Louise Williams named Miss Walkersville High School 1961. Dotty Lou Barrick maid of honor at a dance. Richard D Hammond of the Frederick Chamber announced a new cultural committee led by Mrs Bonnie Caplan to link artists and business interests. a fine arts section was proposed. Lincoln High’s senior class held a fashion show to raise funds for a school gift. outfits by Mrs Marie Proctor of Lime Kiln were modeled by Betty Proctor, Shirley Lee, Joyce Brown, Irvin Fossett, Sylvia Bowins, and Patricia Holliday.

Shinsamon Washington, D.C Frederick Peoples Life Insurance Co Puritan Methodist Mission M.R. Rudisill Maryland R.W. Boyer Automobile Club of Maryland Boyer Nationwide Auto Club Connie Louise Williams Walkersville High School Dotty Lou Barrick Lincoln High School Marie Proctor Lime Kne Betty Proctor Shirley Lee Joyce Brown Irvin Fossett Proctor Sylvia Bowins Lee Patricia Holliday

Simpson Pushes Four-Part Immigration Reform Plan

Wyoming Sen. Alan Simpson, likely to be influential in immigration policy, promotes a four-part package: sanctions on employers of illegal aliens, a work-eligibility ID card, stepped-up border and interior enforcement, and amnesty for those who have established residence and are self-supporting. He favors a temporary worker program with Mexico and other nations to meet short-term labor needs, while noting political resistance and civil liberties concerns.

Washington Wyoming U.S. Senate Alan Simpson Senate Immigration Subcommittee Mexico United States Simpson Senate Commission Reagan Amerca Simpson Sand Menico Braceros Marchington Judiciary Committee Immigration Panel Select Commission of Immigration House Judiciary Committee Carter Rts

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