Maryland and Frederick County Unemployment Rise in January 1982
Frederick County sees 13.6 percent jobless rate in January 1982, with 6,128 unemployed out of 45,056 civilian labor force. Maryland as a whole hits 9.7 percent. seven counties plus Baltimore City stay under 10 percent. Somerset county peaks at 31.2 percent. Western Maryland faces 16.6 percent unemployment.
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Frederick County
State Department of Human Resources
Maryland
Baltimore City
Charles
Prince Georges
Montgomery
Anne Arundel
Harford
Howard
Talbot
Montgomery County
Carroll County
Washington County
Somerset
Frank Heinz
Human Resources Department
Frederick planners approve Braddock Heights apartment bid
Frederick City Planning Commission approved an eight unit apartment building at James and West Patrick streets overturning a 1979 denial. Developer's attorney argued the comprehensive plan is misapplied and zoning should reflect current use. The project includes a 2.5 story building with storm water management and would provide housing near a school and commercial area.
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Frederick
West Patrick Street
David Aldridge
Book
Frank G. Rothenhoefer
James Street
Aldridge
Commission
Braddock H
Pauls
Blentlinger Road
Braddock
Guerrillas Step Up Attacks in El Salvador Show of Force
Leftist guerrillas escalated strikes on government troops in El Salvador, rendering a show of force against the U.S.-backed junta. Military officials reported at least 30 guerrillas killed around San Miguel with no army losses disclosed, while fighting also hit San Vicente and Santa Ana and three outposts in Morazan. Casualties included eight soldiers and five civilian noncombatants in San Vicente. Radio Venceremos framed the attacks as a forceful display rather than a final, all-out offensive.
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San Salvador
el Salvador
San Miguel
San Vicente
Santa Ana
Morazan
Radio Venceremos
Mandel disbarment battle over moral turpitude standard
Former Maryland Governor Marvin Mandel faces a disbarment hearing in Baltimore as his lawyers contest applying the moral turpitude rule to his mail fraud conviction. Mandel, present with his wife, served 19 months of a federal sentence tied to a racing dates fixing scheme at a defunct track. his sentence was later commuted by President Reagan.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Marvin Mandel
Arnold Weiner
Mandel
Circuit Court
J. Harold Grady
Jeanne
Reagat
Solidarity leaders hold secret postmartial meeting
Solidarity survivors met secretly last week with few national commission members uninterned. They called for routine resistance to martial law and offered to negotiate with the Communist government if Lech Walesa and other interned leaders could join talks. Sources, remaining anonymous, cited discussions and excluded dates or participant lists.
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Warsaw
Poland
Solidarity
Lech Walesa
Independent Union
National Commission
Woiitech Jaruzelski
Washington Merry-Go-Round and Other Views Summary
Columnist Jack Anderson writes on a young lawyer challenging perceived injustices in the U S court system. Kenneth Scheibel critiques FDR's administration. Don Byrne outlines a fuel tax tactic. Donald Lambro presents Stockman’s budget view. Eugene Goll discusses black colleges identity. Ink Mendelsohn reveals facts about Women’s Hall. Terry Poole offers pasture and grazing tips. All-Star basketball game selections announced for Frederick County Coaches Association.
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Washington
Farming
Terry Poole
Frederick County
Salisbury Expected to Seek Frederick County State's Attorney
Attorney Tod P. Salisbury is expected to announce his candidacy for Frederick County State's Attorney at a March 16 press conference. He previously served two years in the local prosecutor's office under retiring Robert Rothenhoefer. His likely opponent is Lawrence A. Dorsey Jr., the deputy state's attorney. The post pays $30,000 annually, with a bill in Annapolis seeking $32,500.
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Tod P. Salisbury
Frederick County
Salisbury
Robert Rothenhoefer
Lawrence A. Dorsey Jr
Annapolis
Potomac Edison seeks 35.6 million revenue hike in 1982
Potomac Edison seeks a 35.6 million annual revenue increase, a 17 percent rise in total bills, noting 24.3 million net profit in 1981 from bulk power sales to utilities outside the Allegheny Power System. Elmer Kaelin says 27 million expected in 1982 via interchange sales, while PSC weighs how to treat such revenues and proper accounting amid a looming 1985 86 peak load issue.
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Baltimore
Potomac Edison
Public Service Commission
PSC
Elmer B. Kaelin
Allegheny Power System
APS
Kaelin
New Jersey
Carmean
Maryland
Bath County
Virginia Electric Power Company
County purges 4010 nonvoters from Frederick rolls
Frederick County voters loses exactly 4010 names for not voting in five years. The board of elections met in Winchester Hall and voiced disappointment at the drop, with Democrats down 2286, Republicans 1283, and independents 481. Only three claimed nonvoting status was incorrect. The total eligible voters fall to 45125 as the board eyes 50000 by election day and weighs school registration drives while considering cutting 400 election judges for cost.
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Frederick County
Winchester Hall
County Board of Elections
Paul Rhoads
Harry Reid
Donald C. Whitworth Sr
Delphey Opposes Ballenger Creek Jail Site in Maryland
Frederick County delegate Delphey breaks with delegation to testify against state funding for the new county jail. He favors funding only if the jail is built within city limits near the county courthouse, opposing the Ballenger Creek location four miles away. Other delegates defend the project, citing inflation and the need to move forward.
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Annapolis
Frederick County
General Assembly
del. Julien P. Delphey
Frederick
House Appropriations Committee
del. Delphey
Ballenger Creek
Weather turns warmer after early flurries in Maryland
A weak front moves through early today bringing a few flurries, then a warming trend starts this afternoon and lasts through Wednesday. In Western Maryland temperatures rise to the low 40s with sunny, less cold conditions this afternoon. nights remain in the 20s with Wednesday highs near 40. Maryland mountains see light snow ending today then fair, with highs in the 30s and teens at night. Frederick records 37 22, Hagerstown 36 19, Westminster 24 19, Gaithersburg 35 21, Leesburg 47 20.
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Maryland
Carroll
Frederick
Howard
Montgomery
Washington
Hagerstown
Westminster
Gaithersburg
Leesburg
David Lesher
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