Memo Ignored Overlooked 1984 S&L Warning in Maryland Crisis
Maryland faces a deepening S&L crisis with lawmakers accusing Governor Hughes of ignoring a critical October 1984 Liebmann memo on thrift industry risks. Regulators discussed the memo but no action followed, as the federal bailout looms and losses could reach hundreds of millions, forcing taxpayer footing.
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Maryland
Harry Hughes
Thomas Y
Mike” Miller
Prince George’s County
Frederick County
Charles H. Smelser
Annapolis
Smelser
Hughes
S&ls
George W. Liebmann
George
State Penitentary
Baltimore
State House
Executive Mansion
Frederick L. Dewberry
Secretary of Licensing and Regulation
DLR
Leibmann
Brown
S&l
Dewberry
Liebmann
Johnnie Johnson
George Liebmann
Bialek
Edward Cline
Daniel Minnick
Margie H. Muller
Francis X. Pugh
Department of Economic and Community Development
Savings and Loan Division
Maryland Savings Share Corporation
MSSIC
Federal Savings & Loan Corporation
FSLIC
Internal Revenue Service
Chase Manhattan
Merritt
Senator Smelser
Redefining Terms and Word Games in Cold War Policies
Washington column examines Soviet redefinition of toxins to dodge the Biological Weapons Convention of 1975 and the implications for Geneva arms talks. It recalls SALT I misdefines missiles and notes FBI assurances on school prayer inquiry and GSA rent-a-cop doubts. Election Day mini-editorial closes with a Hayes connection.
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Jack Anderson
Dale van Atta
Washington
Laos
U.S
Reagan
Geneva
State Department
Philadelphia
U.S.S.R
Afghanistan
Southeast Asia
United States
White House
FBI
Patrick Leahy
D-Vt
Franklin Billings
General Services Administration
Congress
Dennis DeConcini
D-Ariz
GSA
Letters to the editor critique of Middle East policy
In a lengthy letter Mitchell J. Small argues against Roy Meachum's Middle East views, saying Tel Aviv Hawks refer to a soccer team not government, questions King Hussein's peace role, cites U.S. foreign policy and historical wars, and warns against petrodollar influence. The missive also notes pollution talks and a local meeting in Snow Hill Library, with thanks from community members and a church fashion show summary.
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Roy Meachum
Mideast
Tal Aviv
Meachum
Tel-Aviv
Israel
Frederick
Tel Aviv
Maryland
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Washington, D.C
Ohio
Tennessee
Westminster
Connecticut
Wilson
Middle East
Plos
Chesapeake Bay
Pocomoke River
Snow Hill
Alcoholism in families urged to seek help now
Reader Sophia asks how to help her alcoholic mother. Dr. Wallace warns alcoholism is permanent and fatal if untreated, urges early treatment, and recommends private clinics, Alcoholics Anonymous and Ala-Non teen program as starting points.
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Dr. Wallace
Mom
Sophia
Anaheim
Calif
Alcoholics Anonymous
Dance teachers present pupil lecture at Key Hotel
Yesterday at the Francis Scott Key Hotel ballroom Marion Chance and Michael Logan led a Washington School of the Dance lecture demonstration with pupils. Chance formerly belonged to the Danishawn Dancers and taught at Ted Shawn and Ruth St Denis NY schools. Logan worked with Charles Wiedman in New York. An Indian and Mexican art exhibit was in Hood College administration building lobby. Catherine A. Eichelberger, assistant professor of fine art, bought many objects for the art department’s permanent collection from her New Mexico studies.
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Marion Chance
Michael Logan
Washington School of the Dance
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Chance
Danishawn
New York
Ted Shawn
Ruth St. Denis
Logan
Charles Wiedman
Hood College
Catherine A. Eichelberger
Art
New Mexico
Locksmith Brings Keys Back: Portrait of Herman Brust
A feature on Herman Brust, owner of Automotive Industrial, profiles his knack for lost keys. His two week locksmith training included boot camp style rigor at Parris Island, with prior work across city and county roles, FBI, Fort Detrick, banks, and residents who misplaced keys.
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Herman Brust
Automotive Industrial
Parris Island
Brust
Fort Detrick
FBI
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Margaret) Harper
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Ronald Johnson Jr
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Ruth Onley
Dianin Goodman Luke J, Robinson
Robert Wallace
D. Copley News Service
Copiey News Service
Eature Syndicate, Inc
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Frederick County Teachers Association
Oliver Crouse
Myersville School
Poolesville
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Charles Barton
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