Doorkeeper at Senate gains power by physical stature
ANNAPOLIS AP John Staniewski, a 46 year old doorkeeper at the Maryland House of Delegates, has wielded unusual influence for 14 years. His role as guardian of the chamber door, dubbed the hot spot, gives him access to key lawmakers and shapes access for lobbyists and visitors. He credits loyalty and longtime East Baltimore ties for his standing, noting how patrons and politics shaped his path from Bethlehem Steel to Annapolis.
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House of Delegates
John H. Briscoe
Briscoe
Staniewski
Maryland
East Baltimore
Germany
Willie Curran
Bethlehem
James Silk
House
State House
Mandel
Marvin Mandel
Jimmy Silk
Spiro T. Agnew
Highlandtown
Eaverpor
John Staniewski
Protect valuables during a move
The Interstate Commerce Commission notes most complaints involve lost or damaged goods and explains how to protect possessions during a move. It outlines minimum liability rules, options to declare value, and extra coverage costing 50 cents per $100 of value for losses from acts of God or self packed items, with limits on reimbursement and exclusions for items of extraordinary value.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Thousands of dead birds found along Chesapeake Bay shores
Virginia State Game Commission workers recovered nearly 3000 dead birds along the Chesapeake Bay to curb an avian cholera outbreak. Officials report over 2.7 birds counted from Maryland to Virginia Beach, with scattered clusters on the Eastern Shore near Eastville and in Mathews County. Biologist Charles Gilchrist notes the potential for spread along the East Coast if many flocks remain, while harsh weather limits efforts to gauge the total.
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Chesapeake Bay
Virginia State Game Commission
Virginia Game
Bay
Maryland
Virginia Beach
Eastville
Mathews County
Game Commission
Charles P. Gilchrist
Tappshannock, Ya
Bay Region
Gilchrist
Economic optimism rises as inflation fear weighs on Carter
The Michigan survey notes improving jobs with unemployment down from 7.7 to 6.1 percent, yet public confidence in Carter's economic policy has eroded. Voters see inflation risks and doubt the administration can control price increases despite a stronger job market. Americans question whether policy will curb the price spiral.
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New York
Carter
Michigan
University of Michigan
Navy Enlistment for Gary M. Clevenger and Local Symposium
Gary M. Clevenger, son of Mr and Mrs Charles Clevenger of Middletown, will begin Navy basic training at Great Lakes, Illinois after enlisting per recruiter Charlie Weddle. He graduates Middletown High School in 1978. Also, a Carroll County symposium Caring For One Another is planned for April 8 at Westminster Health Center, 540 Washington Road, 1 to 4 30 p.m. Sponsoring groups include Carroll County Council of Social Agencies Westminster Ministerium Beth Sholom Congregation and Pipe Creek Friends Meeting. Registration 150 cents, 2 at door. Checks payable to Carroll County Council of Social Agencies Inc. P O Box 070 Westminster Md 21157.
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Gary M. Clevenger
Charles &. Clevenger
Rt. 3
Middletown
Charlie Weddle
Frederick Towne Mall
Great Lakes
Middletown High School
Carroll County
New Health Center
Washington Road
Westminster
Carroll County Council of Social Agencies
Westminster Ministerium
Beth Sholom Congregation
Pipe Creek Friends Meeting
Carroll County Council of Social Agencies, Inc
P.O
Weatminater
Awarded David Shoop Receives Army Outstanding Award
David C Shoop administrative clerk in Rossing Management Division Fort Detrick received the Department of the Army Outstanding Performance Award. He attended Hagerstown High School and Frederick Community College. He is married to Wilms Hieromymres active in veterans and civic groups. The story also notes inflation fears from a Michigan survey and a daycare closure incident involving a missing boy safely found. all area schools reopened after Easter break.
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David C. Shoop
Department of the Army
Rossing Management Division
Ft. Detrick
Shoop
Hagerstown
Frederick Community College
Wilms Hieromymres
Hagerstown Veterans of Foreign Ware
Frederick American Legion
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Myersville
Trewp
Sheep
Rt. I
Middletown
Jane Campbell
Stone Haven Drive
Amber Meadows
Scott
Campbell
Waverly Garden
Waverley
Frederick City
Richard Lewis
City Force
Wilson Place
City Police arrest multiple suspects in Sunday and Monday incidents
Police jailed three men Sunday and early Monday on charges including grand larceny tampering with a motor vehicle and disorderly conduct. Others faced traffic offenses such as speeding running red lights and changing lanes. A priestly line cites Catholicism in the U.S. with 41 archdioceses noted.
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David Heatherly
Thurmont
Herachel Gibbs
Frederick
Ross Milla
Donnie Stansbury
Robert Perrygo
Charlee Lee
Nancy Dove
Patricia Saunders
Bruch Kanter
Darlene McFarland
Meredith Stine
Jefferson
Ricky Myers
Melody Smith
Mitcheel Shaw
Jackie Spencer
Mount Airy
Raymond Dixon
Rodney Six
Melody Gibbs
Tfe
Rodney Thomas
N. Market SL
Ricky Allen Myers
Fourth St
Paul William Shuff
Rt. 1
Thur+mont
Lucas McCain
Meredith Lee Stine
Rt. 2
Mt. Alry
Raymond Elwood Dixon
Market St
Dorman Richard Fisher
Pearl St
Melody Ann Gibbs
Rt. 7
Tamara Lynn Lockerham
Taney Ave
Gary Michael Lake
Rt. 6
East Patrick St
Ross Mills Jr
Willow Ave
Dannie Thomas Stansbury
Robert Alan Perrygo
Schley Ave
Cheryl Ann Wilt
Ronald Bernard McClain
Mt. Airy
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U.S. House of Representatives
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