Campaign 782 outlines mandate and election dates for 1982
The article explains the 1982 primary on Sept 14 and general election on Nov 2, listing offices from U S Senate to county posts. It urges voters to study candidates, meet them, and hold elected officials accountable, with a voters guide planned alongside the League of Women Voters. Key dates include July 6 filing deadline and Aug 2 independents, Aug 16 registration, Oct 4 general election registration, and Oct 28 write-in filing.
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Amath Elermal Vakglake
Neep
U.S. Senate
House of Representatives
Comptroller of the Treasury
State
Senate
House of Delegates
Circuit Court
State’s Attorney Sheriff Register of Wills Orphans’ Court
County Commissioners
Democrat Central Committee
Republican Central Committee
Dore
Amacot Lake
League of Women Voters
CPI dips March signals progress on inflation policy
The Wall Street Journal argues that a 3.6 percent annualized CPI drop in March shows inflation can be tamed with slower money growth. While praising the decline, it notes recession, rising unemployment, and calls for tax cuts to soften the slowdown. It criticizes tax and money-growth ideas and urges policies benefiting voters over Washington.
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CPI
Fed
Barida Nananue
Congress
Washington
Wall Street Journal
EPA Sought to Downplay Formaldehyde Cancer Risk in Carter Era
Former EPA toxics chief Dr John Todhunter pressed staff to rewrite formaldehyde studies to downplay cancer risk. An orderly firing of recommendations followed after lobbyist meetings, while the Consumer Product Safety Commission banned urea formaldehyde foam insulation. Federal scientists and agencies questioned Todhunter’s memo and rewritten papers.
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Washington
Environmental Protection Agency
John Dillon
EPA
Toxics and Pesticides Division
John Todhunter
Catholic University
Todhunter
American Council On Science and Health
Chemical Industry
Formaldehyde Institute
Anne Gorsuch
Consumer Product Safety Commission
National Institute For Occupational Safety and Health
Inap! Agency For Research
Cid
Todhumer
Formaldehyde policy clash triggers agency resign
A scientist quit the agency over planned changes to formaldehyde documents. EPA will run a time consuming study on human effects, arguing past carcinogen regulation may be challenged by this approach. Footnote notes Todhunter unavailable. deputy Don Clay confirmed edits were made. Vesco case resurfaces as FBI tracks threat tied to Antigua. Daniel Vesco relocates to Costa Rica. White House seeks headhunting firms to fill admin posts amid turnover.
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EPA
Todhunter
Don Clay
Vesco
Robert Vesco
FBI
G- Men
Antigua
Frederick civic events and school mergers in 1962 report
May 3 1962 Frederick items cover Herbert Hoover tribute remarks by William Tyler Page at the George Washington Bicentennial ceremony, state presidential returns, and a cattle sale. Plans for a fallout shelter arise as city officials discuss a neighborhood shelter. South Frederick Elementary School forms from Washington and Lincoln schools with I Jewell Beeson named principal. YMCA site planning proceeds with an architect’s site assessment and a 30 day decision window.
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William Tyler Page
Tyler
Frederick
United States House of Refresceynes
Washington
Richard R. Burgee
City Hall
Washington Street
Lincoln
South Frederick
I. Jewell Beeson
Lewistown
YMCA
National Council of Ymcas
Readers reply to nuke freeze letter sparks debate
Letters criticize the Grass Roots Committee for a Strong Defense for opposing a nuclear arms freeze. The exchange cites verifiability, NATO balance, and Soviet willingness, arguing missiles, satellites, and submarines shape deterrence. A reader discusses Emmitsburg school bussing and local business worries.
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Grass Roots Committee
Jackson-Warner Senate
NATO
Soviet Union
U.S
Ussr
Soviet
Russia
Geneva
U.N
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Netus
Frederik
Sunya
Sai A
Frederick, Md
Jack Anderson
United States
Bureau
Miami
Daniel
Daniel Vesco
Costa Rica
White House
Penn James
Ed Meese
Neves Post
Herbert Hoover
Joseph
Fair Grounds
Carroll
Montgomery
Howard
Baltimore
Virginia
George Olden
Barry Kissin
P.O
Kremlin
Ground Zero
Cuba
Southeast Asia
Africa
Middle East
Central American
South America
Panama Canal
Cape Horn
Falkland Islands
Barry L. Reeder
Maplesville
Emmitsburg
Board of Education
Thurmont
Wayne Andrew W. Andrew
Seton Avenue
Vee
Charel
K& Public Service
Conneil
Leroy Band
Opal Johnson
Honeywash Drive
Mount Aity
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