Maryland Budget Turbulence Threatens Hughes Plan
Maryland Governor Harry Hughes faces a chaotic budget process as legislators claw through 2,556 pages of 6 volumes for 6.9 billion dollars. With education, pension reform, and new initiatives on the line, Hughes has proposed multiple funding ideas to fill a widening gap, while lawmakers push back, threatening to derail this year’s budget.
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Maryland
General Assembly
Press Corps
Senate Budget and Taxation Committee
House Appropriations Committee
Senate
House
Harry Hughes
Hughes
Louis Goldstein
William James
Baltimore City
Harry R. Hughes
Civiletti
Chesapeake Bay
Toto
State House
Reagan
Treacriehah
Reaga
Feud Over Chamber Endorsements Frays Washington Politics
Washington clash pits Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee against the U S Chamber of Commerce over campaign endorsements. Tony Coelho denounces biased practices as GOP heavy endorsement tilts fundraising and visibility. Chamber rebuffs claims, unveils neutral rating system and a large endorsement list including 128 Republicans and 16 Democrats.
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Washington
Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee
U. S. Crice of Commerce
Tony Coelho
D.calif
Business Chamber
National Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Coelho
Coehle
Congress
Cchamber
Hilton Davis
Capitol Hill
Davis
Bruce Morrison
D-Conn
National
Republican Party
Chris Smith
Bil Green
Lyte Williams
Ohio
Jim Jones
Okla
Jim Olin
Ike Andrews
N.C
Coehto
Coehlo
2 Chamber
Tony Capaccio
House
Senate
Democratic Campaign Committee
General Services Administration
Gerald Carmen
GSA
Danny Boy
We Women Have a Chance to Shape the Future
Elie Smeal former NOW leader says women hold a real stake in the 104th presidential election and can alter the political landscape. She urges strong turnout and continued advocacy to advance women’s rights and representation.
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Ar E Elie Smeal
Feader
National Organization For Women
Thatcher Daughter of British PM Talks With Reagan Ally
A fragmentary quote notes a refreshingly candid conversation, referencing Patti Davis daughter of President Reagan and Carol Thatcher daughter of the British prime minister. The text suggests discussions about shared pressures and public life.
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Patti Davis
Reagan
Carol
Thatcher
Newewert
Central Trust fight delays settlement offer ruling
A court denied a request by Central Trust Company's reorganization committee to suspend a court order amid a settlement offer to the receiver by Continental Life Insurance. A large audience attended Marionettes of Hood College staged Cradle Song in Brodbeck Hall with a cast of students and Fredericktowne Players. Frank J. Young of Hagerstown won the Brunswick to Frederick marathon in 1 hour 47 minutes, four and a half minutes ahead of James Schamel, with Charles Speed Schamel third in 1 hour 54.5 minutes.
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Frank J. Young
Hagerstown
Brunswick-to-Frederick
Young
James Schamel
Brunswick
Frederick-to-Brunswick
Charles “Speed” Schamel
Gambrill Park Homemakers Meet at Gross Home
Twenty years ago Gambrill Park Homemakers gathered at Mrs. William R. Gross home with co host Mrs. Oscar Stitely. President Mrs. Gerald McConnell presided and Mrs. Gross spoke on color and you focusing on how skin tone hair and eye color influence wardrobe choices. A group of Singanore High School seniors toured Western Maryland College Library with instructor Robert Melcher. Participants included Jane Day June Baugher Thomas Collins William Witmer Madeline Ganley Dennis Mullinix Bonnie Mathews Vivian Williams Ella Simms Ginger Ray Karen Johnson Susan Shoemaker Johnny Proctor and Margaret Sappington.
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Gambrill Park
William R. Gross
Oscar Stitely
Gerald McConnell
Gross
Stepate
Singanore High School
Robert Melcher
Western Maryland College
Jane Day
June Baugher
Thomas Collins
William Witmer
Madeline Ganley
Dennis Mullinix
Bonnie Mathews
Vivian Williams
Ella Simms
Ginger Ray
Karen Johnson
Susan Shoemaker
Johnny Proctor
Margaret Sappington
Letters to the Editor on heritage dinners and smoking rights
A collection of reader letters argues for rekindling family dinners with a modern twist and criticizes government limits on smoking. The writers cite Reagan era tax policy and farm subsidies, advocate personal freedoms, and urge readers to separate fact from rhetoric. The mix includes personal anecdotes, social values, and calls for individual responsibility.
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AG Hughes
George B. Deloplaina Jr
Trey
Bob Rein
Annapolis
Fred J, Archibald
Frederick, Md
Gary Hart
Jack Anderson
Republican’ Chamber of Commerce
Navy
John Lehman
Lehman
Energy Department
United Feature Syndic
Ruth A. Reese
Howard St
Thurmont
Mike Rayko
Longwell
Frederick
Recipe For Life
Dorothy A. Fogle
Borteneville Read
Mmeneea
Robert RB. Lomn JR
Five Shale Coert, Middle
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