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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 05, 1979

Page

4

Chaos and government role in the economy risks broad chaos

A Washington Board of Trade president warns that federal policy missteps and rising interest rates are squeezing the Frederick area economy. He cites housing, construction, lending, and energy as five affected sectors while urging coordinated action to avoid a recession, and calls for positive administration measures before the 1980 election.

Frederick Washington Federal Reserve Board Carr Federal Reserve Federal Government

Disruptive children spark debate on classroom disruption

In town a pattern of disruptive kindergartners and high schoolers is debated as current laws hinder expulsion or suspension. Parents are urged to share responsibility, with calls for constructive solutions and less permissive attitudes to protect students’ right to learn.

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Washington socialite Bagley fraud case probe alleges judge bias

Prosecutors hand a nine page letter to the Justice Department accusing Judge Robert Merhige Jr. of rigging verdict in the Bagley fraud trial. Bagley, 44, heir to the R. J. Reynolds fortune, hosted lavish Georgetown parties and had ties to the Carter circle. The memo, signed by U.S. Attorney H. M. Michaux Jr. and Patricia W. Lemsey, calls out intemperate court remarks and shows an anti government bias in multiple trial phases.

Washington Smith Bagley Justice Department Bagley Robert R. Merhige Jr Merhige Jetter U.S H.M. Michaux Jr Patricia W. Lemsey Greensboro N.C R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Georgetown Vicki Jimmy Carter Carter Musgrove Plantation St. Simon’s Island Clark Mollenhoff Sargeant Reynolds North Carolina Reynolds Yndon Johnson Virginia Eugene Gordon Bagsley FBI

Letter praising Sierra Stoves customer service and repair ethic

A reader thanks Jim Crawford and Paul Christophal of Sierra Stoves Harrisonburg for replacing a defective Model 300 stove door and obtaining a new stove. The writer applauds the company for honoring guarantees, notes their courtesy, and urges support for manufacturers who stand behind products.

Paul Christophal Sierra Stoves Harrisonburg Paul Jim Crawford Jim Yourself

Harmony Grove Club Guests and Sheriff Ex-Sheriffs Dinner

Harmony Grove Community Club hosted Mrs Nevin Dutrow with Mrs William H Thomas presiding and Home demonstrator Mig Helen Pearson offering furniture and flooring tips. Sheriff and ex sheriffs of Frederick County plan a Lafayette Tea Room dinner, with Wertenbaker as secretary and Troxell as treasurer, among others. The report also notes dental health findings by Dr A D Flory and Maryland Library Association meetings featuring Mrs John H Werner, plus a critical commentary on Justice Department staffing and political influence.

Harmony Grove Community Club Nevin Dutrow William H. Thomas Mig Helen Pearson Thomas Frederick County Lafayette Tea Room William C. Wertenbaker Charles P. Troxell William C. Roderick Wertenbaker James 4. Jones Troxell William G. Grimes John Sneadner A.D. Flory Maryland Maryland Library Association Francis Scott Key Hotel John H. Werner Montgomery County Council Board of Frederick County Commissioners Frederick

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