Harold Hunter to keynote Frederick County Republican dinner
The Frederick County Republican Central Committee will host a dinner meeting at 6 pm on Wednesday May 18 at the Sheraton Inn in Frederick. Harold Hunter, administrator of the Rural Electrification Administration, will be the keynote speaker. Also attending are U.S. Sen. Charles Mathias Jr. and State Sen. Jack Derr, along with county and local officials.
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GOP Women's Club Meets After HQ Closure in Frederick
The Republican Women's Club met at 7 30 p m at Mrs Bertha Kennedy's home on Clarke Place Frederick after the East Patrick Street headquarters closed A May 18 dinner at the Sheraton Inn Frederick will include U S Sen Charles McC Mathias Jr State Sen Jack Derr and local officials with a 6 to 7 p m cash bar and $15 per person The National Convention will be held in Louisville October 6 to 8 Betty Remsburg reported dues for 1983 are due and sent to 3907 Jefferson Pike Jefferson Md 21755 A July 12 picnic at Mary and Irvin Williams home 10826 Old Annapolis Rd Frederick with 6 p m start and covered dish Bring a vegetable and meat dish The club will provide dessert Helen Remsberg will print 1 000 50 50 tickets for the picnic The December 6 Christmas dinner will be at the Elks Club with menu ham turkey and roast beef for 10 per person followed by four mini auctions The next meeting will inaugurate new officers Bertha Kennedy named a nominating committee of Helen Remshberg Maizie Schindel and Mary Williams
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Littrell guides new duties as Gangawere returns to post
Littrell handles transportation and budget fixes while Dale Gangawere recovers, then moves toward a roving administrator role. He recalls adjusting to Annapolis life, balancing work with family, and learning the legislature. He notes the lure of lobbyists and the sudden power of office, amid long committee hearings and early unfamiliarity.
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Arafat Pushes War Over Peace Plan in Damascus
In Damascus Yasser Arafat urged Fatah followers to wage war to change the balance of power, declaring that an effective war is the only way to redraw the Middle East map. The meeting comes as dissent grows among Fatah fighters in eastern Lebanon over his leadership and strategy. A troop withdrawal agreement would end the war state with Israel and Lebanon, creating a joint patrol in a security belt to curb PLO raids.
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Lawmakers hear hours of testimony with humor
Littrell defends public comment as his aide Karen Clark notes his preparation. He recalls a past idea about drunk boaters testing by swimming a straight line, which drew laughter from the House.
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Joe) Owens
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Nomination and budget items on congressional docket
President nominates Alfred S Regnery to lead the Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention for Senate action on Tuesday. Calendar includes budget, MX missile proposal, and major policy votes as committees advance key measures. House debates withholding tax on interest and dividends, raising the debt limit by about 100 billion, and Defense authorization. Foreign Affairs to vote on cutting aid to Nicaragua rebels. Agriculture Committee seeks a one year extension of pesticide regulation programs amid criticism.
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