Two-Cent Tax Cut Praised by Frederick County Commissioners
Frederick County Commissioners trimmed the 1981 property tax rate from 2.30 to 2.28 dollars per 100 of assessed value, citing 1,100 citizens who sent in coupons supporting a lower rate. The move followed debates over open budget sessions and citizen input shaping fiscal decisions.
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Frederick County
Frederick County League of Women Voters
Mary Williams
Wews-Post
Board of County Commissioners
NEAR Program details for Maryland emergency CB network
A reader note explains that in 1979 the National Emergency Aid Radio NEAR program was established to explore CB radio use for highway safety. The plan aims to provide Maryland drivers with rapid emergency and traveler assistance via CBs, antennas, and equipment installed in Maryland State Police patrol vehicles starting on limited access highways including I 495 I 95 I 895 and I 270, pending funding and NHTSA approval.
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Maryland
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
Cbs
Nuclear terror and political shifts loom in 1980s era U S analysis
Washington Merry go round notes CIA warnings on terrorist nuclear threats and the likelihood of a future bomb. It also covers debates on alternative fuels, fuel policy, and political infighting among Republicans and Democrats, plus infrastructure issues and public process critiques in Maryland.
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Washington
Hollywood
Central Intelligence Agency
Dale van Alta
CIA
Publi
Uberhart
Soviet Union
Persian Gulf
United States
Sual
Pew
Guiivess
House of Representatives
Ronald Reagan
GOP
Congres
Reagan
Jimmy Caner
Certer
Kennedy
Ned Carter
Chentut
Kenedy
Carter
Croc
John Antermoe
Commie TV News
Lions Interns Vocal Convention Opens in Frederick
The Lions Interns Vocal convention opened in Frederick at the Francis Scott Key Hotel with the Frederick club hosting. Frederick club officers include Charles F. Seeger president and Roger B. Wolfe firm vice president among others. A separate note reports a surprise birthday dinner for a 65th birthday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Long.
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Lions
Vocal
Frederick
Francis Scott Key
Frederick Club
Charles F. Seeger
Roger B. Wolfe
Byron A. Winebrenner
Herman C. Gubisch
Jesse W. Kolb
Son Lamer
Chester E. Hersey
H.J. Slusher
C. Thomas Summers
Michael J. Croghan
William C. Royal
W.H. Long
Samuel Starbaugh
Sterlinga
Lee
Violet
Cerlean
Glenn Harbaugh
Doris
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Mr. Hoffman
Jack Anderson
Serkman
MPM
Walter Cronkite
Cronkite
Pentagon
Navy
Air Force
Jimmy Carter
Congress
Senate
Robert Byrd
Caner
White House
Capitol Hill
George McGovern
D-S
Seaate Agriculture Committee
Jim Sthewer
D-Ny
New York City
Sales
Thomas Jefferson Steed
Sared
House Appropriations Committee
Ed Patne
Bob Craitme
Dcoma
Bob Wee Ewes
Rockville
Merrill A. Messick
Maryland State Police
Bel Air
Mr Hoffman
Raith
Montgomery County
State Highway Administration
I-495
Maryland 121
Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority
Shady Grove Termins
Metrorail
Hal Kassoff
Maryland Department of Transport
P.O. Box
Preston St
Baltimore
Mr. Hoffmen
Montgomery
District Three
Wiliam Shook
Cure
Frederick Commy
CEB Raith
PO Dox
League of Women Voters
Réttoris Puppert
Tor Editenal
Ps Dien
Mary Annford
League of Women Voters of
Nema
Frederick City
Baker Park
Elmer St. C. Maxwell
Natomia Council
Pocahontas
Elliott Weinberg
Nancy O'Hara
Charlotte Hamburg
Velma Poole
Isabelle May
Thi-Hi-Y
Calvary Methodist Church
Merval Weaver
Susan Rabstein
Cecilia van Fossen
Linda Lochner
Kathy Blumenauer
Barbara Shatto
Margaret Kreb
Trisha Martz
Connie Sargus
Polly Harrison
Christie Conway
Loretta Orrison
Jeanne Keller
Carol Harrod
Sandy Lerner
Frederick Cedarettes
Pythian Castle
Robert L. Musoo
J. Kenneth Kefauver
Floyd G. Pressler
Donald B. Schattenberger
Glenn E. Orrison
Durward W. Kettles
John T. Best Jr
Joseph O. Hooper
John C. Staley
Robert E. Dailey Jr
Willard E. Keller
LaVerne Johnson
Lester A. Gesell Sr
William C Hobson
Meredith
Oles
Laurel
Maryland Home Improvement Communion
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