Maryland S&Ls face withdrawal cap under Hughes order
Maryland privately insured savings and loan associations operate under a new state rule limiting withdrawals to 1000 dollars per month per account. The measure covers existing funds at MSSIC insured institutions and excludes new deposits and federally insured thrifts. Governor Hughes said the limit aims to protect depositors and the thrift industry, with a special legislative session planned for further steps.
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Annapolis, Md
Maryland
Old Court
Merritt Commercial Savings and Loan Associations
Hughes
MSSIC
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corp
BoE pay hike exceeds county workers in Frederick County
Frederick County commissioners in a three hour session decided that Board of Education and Frederick Community College personnel will receive a larger pay raise than other county employees. The plan, not disclosed, sets raises for fiscal year with teachers and administrators to share the burden. Commissioners Bollinger Grossnickle and Smith supported the move while Clagett and Stup opposed.
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Frederick County
Figeal
Galen R. Clagett
Boe
Toney
Frederick County Teachers Association
Board of Education
Clagett
Frederick Community College
School Board
FCC
FCTA
Church Street
Sterling E. Bollinger
Richard L. Grossnickle
Charles C. Smith
J. Anita Stup
Frederick County Tourism Council to promote with a seven minute video
The Frederick County Tourism Council plans a seven minute video to lure travelers stopping at the U S 15 Emmitsburg visitor center. Sonia Maher says the short film will showcase clusters spires Key monument Catoctin Mountains and quaint towns to entice longer visits and promote various visitor types. The project aims to build a library of targeted videos for bed and breakfast shopping histor ic monuments and business travelers.
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Frederick County
Catoctin Mountains
Tourism Council
U.S. 15
Emmitsburg
Sonia Maher
Council
Ms. Maher
Vegetable vendor seeks city OK to reopen in Frederick
Greg Wilks operates Mr. Natural on a one acre lot along the Golden Mile. He needs paved parking curbing a state approved driveway and a permanent occupancy permit. He plans two greenhouses tropical plants and seafood expansion if approved by the city.
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Mr. Natural
Frederick
Greg Wilks
Golden Mile
Wilks
Schmersahl
Cabin John Bridge
Washington
Bethesda
Weather outlook and quirky notes for the week
The weather forecast highlights possible showers tonight and tomorrow with regional details and a national map. In other sections the paper hints at summertime picnics and fresh fruit desserts while noting the start of the food section and a playful sign off about puns.
Reagan approval rises after Bitburg cemetery visit
A ABC News Washington Post poll shows 57 percent of 1,503 adults approved of Reagan's handling of the job, up from 54 percent in April, with 38 percent disapproving and the rest undecided. The rise follows controversy over his Bitburg cemetery remarks.
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New York
Reagan
Bitburg
West Germany
ABC News
Washington Post
Bodies unearthed from MOVE ruins as search continues
Philadelphia police using a crane comb through charred MOVE house ruins after a daylong siege and a fire that damaged dozens of homes. Six bodies were recovered, including two children, with investigators detailing remains and possible MOVE involvement in starting the blaze. Mayor Goode defended the bombing decision while pledging to aid displaced residents.
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Health Department
Fire Department
Medical Examiner's
Jerry Whartenby
Wiliam Richmond
MOVE
W. Wilson Goode
Gregore Sambor
CBS Morning News
Sambor
Vincent Leaphart
John Africa
Africa
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