Frederick County teachers and board resume 5 percent salary talks
The Frederick County Teachers Association and Frederick County Board of Education plan Friday bargaining to decide salaries in the new contract. mediator Wayne Horvitz proposed a 5 percent hike, double the prior 2.5 percent offer, while county commissioners cap at 2.5 percent. If all county employees get 5 percent, property tax could rise to fund the raise, say officials.
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Koons
Wayne L. Horvitz
Harold K. Keller Jr
Reagan aide admits talks with EPA official
James M. Medas, White House special assistant, admitted on July 13 he discussed political races with then EPA Assistant Administrator Hita M. Lavelle. Lavelle declined to appear before the House subcommittee, which voted 8-0 to cite her for contempt and potentially pursue criminal prosecution.
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Euas
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Hita M. Lavelle
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Reagan campaigns to defeat House defense budget plan
President Reagan intensifies efforts to scuttle a House Democratic budget proposal that would cut his military buildup. He schedules three lobbying meetings with Republicans as Democrats press to win approval to slow defense spending and erase some tax and spending cuts from his early presidency.
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Reagan
House
Robert Michel
Michel
Thousands protest arrival of USS Enterprise at Sasebo
Thousands of snake dancers protested the nuclear powered carrier being welcomed by greeters aboard one boat carrying a banner. Police reported the protest remained peaceful as the 75,700 ton Enterprise entered Sasebo with Bainbridge and three other ships for rest and recreation after Team Spirit 91 maneuvers.
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Sandinistas Warn War With Honduras Over Fighting
In Managua the Sandinista government warns of near war with Honduras amid escalating clashes between Nicaraguan troops and Honduras-based rebels. Some 270 people have been killed since February as Defense Minister Humberto Ortega says the armed forces are ready to act against anti-Sandinistas and puppet armies of any country.
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Humberto Ortega
Washington column on Hoover tactics and civil rights movement
Columnist Jack Anderson exposes how J Edgar Hoover used mean tactics to disrupt civil rights in the 1960s. Holmes Alexander notes rising national crime rates while Eugene Goll backs third party settlements for teacher and school official issues. Mary Combs examines puppet popularity. A farming note advises on controlling mulitiora rose plants.
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J. Edgar Hoover
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Eugene Goll
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Aerie
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Weather Outlook For Western Maryland And Maryland Mountains
A cold high pressure system moves in from the Northwest bringing fair but cool weather through Wednesday. Western Maryland counties experience partly sunny, breezy days with mid 30s to near 40 highs and very cold nights in the low to mid 20s. Maryland mountains see snow flurries ending tonight and highs near 30 with teens tonight, then near 30s Wednesday. Temperatures yesterday ranged from 30s to mid 60s across Frederick Hagerstown Westminster Gaithersburg Leesburg.
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Howard
Montgomery
Washington
Speedy confirmation seen on Ruckelshaus nomination
William D. Ruckelshaus faces swift confirmation as EPA chief with pledges for real agency change. Senate leaders expect quick action, hearings begin soon, and bipartisan support noted though scrutiny will focus on policy commitment.
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Emmitsburg weighs UDAG aid for ski resort project
Mayor Robert Preston says Emmitsburg could win a Urban Development Action Grant from HUD to back a College Mountain ski resort. Developer Barry Maloney estimates 12 to 20 million dollars in costs with UDAG covering about 20 percent if conditions are met.
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U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
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USDAG
Washington, D.C
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North Market construction progressing on East Church Street
Bal Menon assistant city engineer said work on East Church Street east of North Market Street should finish by Tuesday. The contractor will install storm drains on North Market Street Wednesday and provide one way traffic between Church and Second streets with no parking on the block until completion.
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Menon
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Social Security bailout stalls amid withholding tax fight
Washington AP report notes Congress nears finalizing a $4.6 billion anti recession bill with public works aid and $5 billion in federal loans to keep unemployment benefits paid in 27 states and DC. House and Senate negotiators push for passage to send the measure to President Reagan as stalled Social Security bailout remains tied to withholding disputes.
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Senate
District of Columbia
Frederick County Considers Acquiring Lake Linganore Utilities
Three Frederick County commissioners indicate readiness to formally acquire the Lake Linganore water and sewer systems from Phoenix Proper Wes for 367 future taps. Public Works has run the systems for a year while a July deadline for the option to swap nears. Commission members weigh past discussions, system capacity, and funding for already sold lots before proceeding.
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Lake Lingapore
Public Works
Phoenix
Phoenas
Singapore
Fountaindale
Charles C. Smith
County Public Works
Lawrence W. Johnson
Fountaindate
Middletowns
County weighs 12000 survey for Fountaindale water system
Frederick County may spend about 12000 for a technical survey of the Fountaindale water and sewer systems to pin down capital costs before finalizing an option to buy Middletown area utilities. Commissioner Bollinger urges inspection of lines and meters to avoid surprises.
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Fountaindale
Middletown
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