Montgomery teachers seek 15 percent raise in 1980 contract
Montgomery County Education Association leaders aim for a 15 percent pay hike costing about 30 million for the 1980-81 school year. The 41st contract proposal to the 4,800-member body on June 6 would trim the agreement to one year, guiding negotiations with the school board starting in October.
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Rockville
Montgomery County Education Association
Professions Association
Association
Marian Greenblatt
MCEA
Henry Heller
Dave Eberly
Edward Andrews
Montgomery Moore
Eberly
Dad Pier
County seeks to reduce cost of Scott Key Center
County officials, after rejecting five bids 28 to 32 percent over estimates, push to cut costs for the Scott Key Center for mentally retarded adults on Rocky Springs Road. Architect Ensign says cuts possible but not dramatic. redesign would erase gains due to delays and inflation.
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Scott Key
Rocky Springs Road
William Ensign
Scott Key Center
Kennedy Electric Co, Inc
Rockville
Thomas M. Fox
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Ensign
Adrian McC. Remsberg
Richard C. Grossnickle
Galen R. Clagett
Lawrence W. Johnson
Clagett
Enslin
Edsigd
Lee
Hughes promotes new style of Maryland government
Governor Harry R. Hughes told about 900 Montgomery journalists at the Montgomery County Press Association banquet that his administration follows a new style of governance. He cited tax relief and state aid figures from the 1979 session, urged better press-government relations, and defended coverage while acknowledging some misinformed or unfair articles.
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Hughes
Silver Spring
Harry R. Hughes
Montgomery County Press Association
The
Press Association
Indiana Country Club
General Assembly
Marylann-Delaware-D.c. Press Association Inc
Frederick
Ruth W. Ellis
Montgomery
Frederick News-Post
Ellis
News-Post
Montgomery County
Cpl
Phillip Caswell
Gaithersburg
Blue and Gold
Byron Sedgewick
Wink Reran
Circuit breaker tax credits attract more Frederick Countians
Frederick Countians rush to apply for the Homeowners Tax Credit Program as the state expands eligibility up to 900 dollars for non seniors and maintains senior citizen credits. Officials report over 2,000 applications from seniors and more than a hundred from non seniors, with last year’s average credits 276 for seniors and 141 for under 60.
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Frederick
Lumen Norris
Harold Lloyd
State Assessment Department
Baltimore
Lloyd
Willie
Assessments and Taxation Office
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Beltone Hearing Aid Service
University Blvd
West Silver Spring
Maryland
Marvin Mandel
Aif
Mik
ALL Star Dairies
Gwe Greer
Oconee
Greers
Prameum Guety
Corry Frese
Arte Anxgica
Horhertee
Opti
Franzen
Jem Gaior
Doe Nola Pela
Carmack
JAV
South End Grocery
Winchester St Frederch
Staubs Liquors
IWC
St Freganck
Covey's Wines & Spirits
Rosemont Ave
Frederick Village
St Frederch
Sycamore
AD Regerich
Best Si Frederich
Kramer's Grocery ‘Restarown Fd Frederick
Modt & Baughman
Brunswick Bowling Center
Outer Pd
Biante Jerry's Beer
Hese P
Williard
Dada Grove
Dickersom
Drerwrson
Dickerson
Emmitsburg Superthrift
Emmitsburg
Keyman
Gulf
Feyman
F. Lorraine Sim
Libertytown
EAVE
Bor BE Wamersnite
Main's Ice Cream
Rose's Liquor Store
Barnes Store
Plessant
Henry
Sagt Krm
Thurmont Superthrift & Main St
Thurmont
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