Commissioners Reject Health Education and Clerk Posts
County budget workshops reject a $28,000 yearly health education official and a law clerk for circuit court judges. The piece lauds commissioners Calgett Stup Grossnickle Bollinger and Smith while urging a second look at Rock Creek Center therapy supervision and court clerk funding.
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Sterling Bollinger
Clarence Darrow
Health Department
U.S
Bollinger
Winchester Hall
Rock Creek
Cancer Crusade
Charles C. Smith
Jane
Rock Creek Center
Galen Calgett
Anita Stup
Richard Grossnickle
Charles Smith
Courts
Oman awards secret defense contract amid sultan's pressure
United States mulls a covert deal to award a $50 million caretaking contract for three Oman facilities, potentially swelling to $2 billion, amid sultan Qabus bin Said's overt push aided by British advisers and Airwork Ltd. Officials warn of a dangerous foreign policy squeeze as investigations linger.
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Washington
Oman
U.S
Pentagon
CIA
National Security Council
Reagan
Iran
United States
U.S. Central Command
Rapid Deployment Force
Persian Gulf
Airwork Ltd
Northrop
Bendix
EG & G Intertech
Sultan Qabus bin Said
Sandhurst
Timothy Landon
Landon
Eric Bennett
Vinnell Corp
George Shultz
Governor praises Equity Council not me in letter
Readers submit that Governor Hughes praised the Equity Council of Frederick County Public Schools for promoting understanding and tolerance. The author and chair share leadership of the council and urge broader adoption in all county schools, while noting a misheadline crediting the writer.
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Hughes
Equity Council
Frederick County Public Schools
Board of Education
Equity In Education
Pat Sikes
Elaine Gorman
Equity Council, Not Me! I Am Sure the News-Post
Curt Harper
Frederick County
Passage of 1985 civil rights restoration act urged
Copley News Service urges swift passage of the proposed civil rights restoration act of 1985 to correct Grove City College ruling gaps. The piece argues for bipartisan support, noting federal funds recipients were shielded from enforcement and that protections under Civil Rights Act of 1964 Title IX and related laws must be interpreted as intended.
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Congress
Supreme Court
Grove City
Justice Department
Senate
Congressional
America
Copley News Service
Chain letters promise rewards across the county
The Prosperity Club letters urged recipients to mail a dime to the first name on a list of six, copy the rest, add the sender, and mail to five friends. A Rockwell Terrace sale drew hundreds of the Norwoods estates, and administrators Harris and Parsons Newman oversaw the auction with Hooper as auctioneer. Commencement lists show Frederick High School leading with 65 boys and 73 girls among 311. Noland Company hosted a 50th anniversary birthday party for Frederick employees, while Maryland State Police Barracks B opened with a K nine demonstration and protective sleeve conflict. Damascus High School’s new 500000 gym auditorium progressing with fall completion, including lockers, showers, team rooms, stage, and 1000 seats.
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Prosperity Club
Rockwell Terrace
Frank C. Norwood
Charles A. Norwood
Ella M. Harris
Parsons Newman
A. Grant Hooper
John J. Shaw
Homer D. Kepler
Donald Hurley
Noland Company
Frederick
Damascus High School
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Jefferson Blvd
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Des' Scallon
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Flora Bell
Mount Airy
Earl Fitzgerald
Robert E. Kennedy
College Ave
Andre Tee
Joe
Loe XXX
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John FE
Jacob
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Frederick High School
Maryland
SUN
Frederick Shopping Center
7Th St
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