Maryland General Assembly’s 1983 session eases with fewer bills
Annapolis notes a lighter 1983 session with 2 455 bills filed, down from prior years. House members produced 1 536 measures and 899 from the Senate. The piece records colorful exchanges among delegates over delegation seats and budget talk, plus tax trends and a cloud seeding joke at Gov. Hughes press events.
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Maryland General Assembly
House
Senate
House of Delegates
Del
Paul Murrurwhey
Washington
Frederick Rose
Washington County
Ben Cardin
Baltimore City
Muldowney
Cardin
Dennis McCoy
Memorial) Stadium
McCoy
Frederick
James E. McClellan
Muldawsey
Maryland
General Assembly
Harry R. Hughes
Bob Pascal
Hughes
Newspaper Subscription Rates and Addresses
The notice lists subscription rates for the Frederick area and outside regions, with advance payment options. It also provides staff titles and roles for the publication, including president, publishers, advertising director, treasurer, and editors.
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George B. Delaplaine Jr
Fred J. Archibald
Myron W. Randall
Edward F. Mull
Philip W. Hammond
William H. Main
Marlene 8. Young
Frederick mayor outlines a decade of downtown revitalization plans
Mayor Ronald N. Young outlined 10 years of Frederick City revitalization emphasizing preservation of key downtown buildings, street beautification, a new parking deck, and policies to foster ongoing development. He urged comprehensive plans blending history with present needs and innovative financing.
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Frederick
Ronald N. Young
Frederick City
Young
Middle Atlantic
American Culture Association
Mount St. Mary's College
Emmitsburg
Ik Ike
Robert Preston
Mount St. Mary’s
Frederick’s
Weinberg Center For Te
Preston
Preservation conflicts in urban renewal plans stir debate
A Frederick discussion notes that large city plans often affect smaller towns and cites tension between historic preservation rules and homeowner needs. Officials call for compromise rather than rigid mandates to balance renovation costs with community goals.
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Fredericktowne Players
Mary Means
National Trust For Historic Preservation
Culture Group
Frederick City
Ms. Means
Mrs Reagan Narrates Benefit Reading as First Lady
Nancy Reagan made her first stage appearance as first lady in Washington, reading light verse to the National Symphony Orchestra. President Reagan praised her performance, embracing and kissing her after she finished as he stood by in approval.
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Washington
Nancy Reagan
Reagan
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Jerry Hyatt
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Carroll
Howard
Jeff Griffith
William Lauterback
Commission
John Armaco
Hardenhorn
Louis L. Goldstein
Louis
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Great Southern Printing
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P.O
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Maryland Ave
Rockville
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National Weather Service
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Gulf
Lower Midwest
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Univ. of Hl
Custom Siding of
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Mrs. Reagan
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Jewelers
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Francis Scott Key Mall
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