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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1984

Page

3

MontCo budgets 874.8M cuts tax rate 16 cents

Montgomery County Executive Charles W. Gilchrist unveiled a fiscal 1985 budget of 874.8 million dollars with a 3.2 percent raise for county employees and a 16 cent cut in the property tax rate. The plan prioritizes education and transportation, adds Metro and Ride-On funding, and prescribes 46 full-time layoffs while expanding seven Ride-On routes.

Rockville Montgomery County Charles W. Gilchrist County Council Gilchrist Harry R. Hughes Annapolis Glenmont Hughes Shady Grove Office of Economic Development Board of Education Grosvenor Metro Bethesda Rockville-Gaithersburg Olney

Memorial and funeral notices and state court news

Memorial services were held for Leah Ellen Molesworth at First Baptist Church Frederick with several teachers and friends delivering messages. Funeral services for Mary Danser Dudderar in Unionville and Catherine J. Riggles in Frederick followed. The Maryland Senate approved a bill for new circuit court judgeships in Frederick Baltimore and Prince George's counties and hinted at Governor Hughes appointing Judge Mary Ann Stepler.

Leah Ellen Molesworth Hessong Bridge Road Lewistown First Baptist Church Frederick Burnis D. Barrett Jack White Thurmont Charlotte Y. Remus Leah Gov. Thomas Johnson High School Kristie Carey James Kennedy Brenda Specht Dairy Delite John W. Molesworth IV Mary Danser Dudderar Mary Danner Dudderar Unionville Libertytown D.D. Harizler Robert T. Clipp Singanore United Catherine I. Riggles Catherine J. Riggles Taney Apartments Stauffer Funeral Home Chapel Opossumtown Pike Jerry A. Price Alan Tohery Ron Rea Norman Toms Neil Henline Carl Hildebrand Dan Shaffer Mount Hope Cemetery Woodsboro Annapolis Maryland Senate Frederick County House Senate Baltimore County Prince George's County Baltimore City General Assembly Harry R Hughes Mary Ann Stepler Washington

Erotic home video firm touts amateur exchanges in Frederick

A downtown Frederick business labeled as the nations amateur erotic video exchange operates quietly with Susan's Video literature inviting couples to tape themselves and swap tapes. The operation, linked to Pure Eye Productions and North Market Street address, has drawn police scrutiny but no substantiated violations.

Frederick Susan Eric Schwartz Video Magazine Kayt Kirk Richard VonVieck Kirk VonVieck Pure Eye Productions North Market Street von Vieck N_ Market St Richard J. Ashton

Obscenity Debate Surrounds Mail Pornography Case

A Frederick area discussion cites obscenity in mail deliveries with a postal inspector noting judgments depend on community morals. Officials discuss legality of sexually oriented material, while a local video shop markets adult tapes claiming nationwide appeal and setting trends in a reported videosex movement.

Paul Hinman U.S Frederick John E. Young Susan

Preservation Plan for Library Faces Frederick Site Choice

The Library favors a Frederick site for a new preservation facility as part of a push for early authorization and funding. The plan uses a vapor phased impregnation process with diethyl zinc to halt paper deterioration, extending life by two to five times and costing about $2 per volume versus microfilming.

Frederick Congressional Joint Committee On Library Mathias Congress Boorstin House Library of Congress Fort Detrick Fort Army Corps of Engineers United States

Jackie Coogan Dies at 69 Former Child Star

Hollywood and Washington reports confirm Jackie Coogan, famed for his early role with Charlie Chaplin in The Kid, has died at age 69. The obituary highlights his long career as a professional actor and his impact on film history.

Jackie Coogan Hollywood (Ap Charlie Chaplin Fellows

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