Dingell Branded Abrasive Figure in Superfund Vote Clash
The Almanac of American Politics portrays Rep Joha D Dingell as powerful yet abrasive. Politics in America criticizes him as stubborn and vindictive, with peers accusing him of boorish behavior while his committee clashes stall the Superfund extension. The dispute centers on funding levels of 7.5 to 10.8 billion and lawmakers’ differing approaches to penalties and reporting.
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Protest Dwindles as Frederick Parents Seek Elected School Board
A small turnout of about a double handful of couples attended a meeting in Frederick County to push for an elected school board amid parental grievances over Frederick High School. Politicians and educator leaders observed as Delegate Tom Hattery urged realism, noting an elected board would not automatically fix issues. The article notes broader tensions, including lawsuits involving families and funding disputes for the county animal shelter, highlighting local discontent with governance and funding decisions.
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Frederick High Students Praise Coach Wilson and Spirit
Letters from Frederick High students celebrate Coach Steve Wilson's impact since 1984, praising improved team confidence, a stronger spirit, and plans to reach state championships while rejecting negativity from local coverage. Others urge Humane Society reform and defend school administration amid intruder, suspension, and resignation concerns.
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Board of Education
Frederick
Radiation concerns linger in Apollo Pennsylvanias nuclear past
Washington reports criticism of Soviet handling after Chernobyl while Apollo Pennsylvania residents fear long hidden radiation exposure from nearby plants. Details reveal a 15 acre pit, radioactive runoff, river and air pollution, overexposure cases, and historic lax regulatory limits.
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Babcock and Wilcox
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Regulatory Commission
Three Story Ort Hem Sold At Corner Of College Terrace
Real estate report notes the sale of a three story Ort hems property on College Terrace and North C Parkway from William R. éeloschwatt to Eleanor H Staub and Marshall Staub of Braddock Heights via Noah E Cramer and Ses. local Realtors for about 13008 dollars. Seller deLathmutt expects a lengthy closing period. The Hagerstown Fair Association opens a 10 day race meeting with a seven race card led by the Harry Edward Bester Memorial. Post time 2 pm. Maryland comptroller records show receipts from a graduated amusement tax on passes and admissions, boosting revenue beyond the 1 percent tax. Jug Bridge Woman's Club met at home of Mrs Elmer Dixon with Mrs Russell Young hosting. club sang old standards and Florence Williams gave an instructional talk on wall treatment.
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H Staub
Marshall Staub
Braddock Heights
Noah E Cramer
deLathmutt
Hagerstown
Maryland
William Gordy Jr
JUG Bridge Woman's Club
Elmer Dixon
Russell Young
Richard Hargett
Annie Rooney
Daisy Bell
Florence Williams
Thurmont council vetoes mayor as police commissioner
The Thurmont Town Council vetoed appointing the mayor as police commissioner and renamed William W. Lidie to the post Bay Weddle, a town commissioner, amid mayor Roy W. Lockingbill's past remarks about wanting the role. Nearby, the Shorb family of Emmitsburg faced a night disturbance pattern after a curve misadventure on old US 15 as the eighteenth crash in 18 years hit their North Seton Avenue home. Twenty unemployed Frederick County women began eight hour daily nurse aide training at Frederick Memorial Hospital, funded by the federal government, though the course was allegedly abducted by nurses Constance Bloom and Elizabeth Zang in the nurses’ basement.
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Roy W. Lockingbill
Charles B. Shorb
Emmitsburg
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Seton Avenue
Frederick County
Hagerstown
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Constance Bloom
Elizabeth Zang
Seventeen Magazine Art Contest Seeks Teenage Entrants
Seventeen Magazine invites teens aged 13 to under 20 on July 1 1986 to enter an annual art contest. One to two original artworks up to 20 by 28 inches may win 500 200 and 200 prizes with publication potential and return options, mailed to Seventeen New York.
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Seventeen
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