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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1982

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3

Sarbanes Warns NARFE Of Assault On Retirement Benefits

U S Senator Paul Sarbanes warned the National Association of Retired Federal Employees of an assault on retirement benefits as Frederick County NARFE members celebrated a 15th anniversary luncheon at Dan Dee Country. He defended federal retirement guarantees, criticized the administration and media, and urged Congress to uphold commitments while State Senator Edward P. Thomas outlined 1983 session items alongside three legislators.

Sarbanes Narfe Frederick County U.S Paul 5. Sarbanes D-Md National Association of Retired Federal Employees Dan-Dee Country Au Richard A Killmeier Maryland Congress CBS 60 Minutes United States Soviet Union Edward P. Thomas Frederick Washington Dels James E. McClellan Julien P. Delphey Thomas

Frederick NARFE marks 15 years aging issues in Maryland

Frederick NARFE celebrates 15 years addressing aging concerns including Gateway II community services, probate reform and estate adjudication, and elderly abuse. Sen Schweenha ut and Sen Bynum plan bills. discussions on a state department on aging note current multiagency cost over 200 million dollars and rapid elderly population growth. Attendees include Killmeier Kerakos Park Delphey and others with special recognition to charter members and retirees.

Margaret Schweenhaut Montgomery Thomas Bynum D Montgomery State Department On Miriam Feely Elmer A. Highhouse Mary Motherway Oliver Keefer Roderic Frederickson Jergen Piper Ralph F. Martz NARFE Mary Kerakos Maryland Federation of Chapters Judy Park

Potomac area kept viable schools via agricultural preservation plan

A Montgomery County assessment argues an agriculture and open space preservation plan tied to the Transfer of Development Rights program could sustain Potomac area public schools in the long term. Six-year projections show minimal impact, but future TDR growth may add 1,247 housing units, altering student yields and area enrollments.

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Frederick man convicted of attempted murder and more

Donald D. Smallwood, of Frederick, was found guilty by a Frederick County jury of attempting to murder Richard Tyrone Patterson during a Feb 22 shooting outside the Underground on West All Saints Street. He also was convicted of assault with intent to maim, assault and discharging a handgun, with sentencing deferred pending a background check.

Frederick Frederick County Department of Parole and Probation Smallwood James Clapp North Carolina Clapp Patterson 20 Lincoln Apartments Diane Owers Broadway Street Stephanie Weedon All Saints Street Ronald Hall All Saints John Moore William Hoy West South Street John Nolte Eric Baumgartner Warren Johnson James R. Fraley Asbury United Methodist Church Steve Smallwood John Hangon Apartments Darlene Cosley Pennsylvania Avenue Cleopatra Campbell Timothy J. Cliffe Judith P Brandenburg Linda L Miler Sarah M. Wachter Leroy R Din

Hood College offers late afternoon and evening spring courses

Hood College announces a spring 1982 schedule of 350 plus courses across 33 fields with 68 classes from 3:25 to 10:10 p.m. to suit traditional and nontraditional students. Advance registration runs until Jan 14, with new student registration Jan 25 and late registration Jan 26 to Feb unless noted. A separate transfer brochure and a career placement conference at Maryland Rehabilitation Center December 7 are also listed with contact details.

Hood Office of Continuing Education Carson Cottage Hood College Community College Continuing Education

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Frederick Narfe U.S. Seassor Richard A. Killmerce Mary Louw Kerakos William Herndon Del Richard T. Meagher William Bill Herndon Region 2 George D. Wiehl Damascus Maryland Federation Killmeier Potomac Area Sonia Boin Montgomery County Donald Smallwood Maryland Rehabilitation Center Billy Montgomery Lia Fee Resco UCSD Os MO Tea Yingling Construction Frederick , Md Routzahn's
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