Maryland State Grange Session Heads to Frederick
Delegates gather for the 105th Maryland State Grange session at the Sheraton Inn Frederick led by Suite Grange Master C. Rodman Myers of Thurmont. The program includes rituals, educational programs, and joint legislative efforts with Farm Bureau members to influence farming laws in Maryland and beyond.
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Maryland
Maryland State Grange
Sheraton Inn
Frederick
Husbandry
Suite Grange
C. Rodman Myers
Thurmont
Grange
Frederick County
Edward F. Holter
Herbert J. Snyder
Austin P. Benn
Adamstown
William E. Burall
New Market
United States
John Scott
Harrisburg
Thurmont-Emmitsburg
The
Farm Bureau
Oliver Hudson Kelley
South
Bureau of Agriculture
Maryland Grange
State Grange
Kemp Hall
East Church
North Market Streets
Armory
Francis Scott Key
Austin Fierpont Renn
Ed Holter
Herb Snyder
Holter
Vesco shadow fades in Carter era intrigues and probes
The column links fugitive financier Robert Vesco to multiple probes surrounding President Carter aides. It notes a grand jury in Atlanta looking at Bert Lance and loans from Lance’s bank to the peanut business, Vesco's bail-out approach when Lance faced ruin, a separate probe of Vesco’s bid for White House influence, and a $10,000 payment to Spencer Lee IV tied to a dummy Bahamas firm laundering $12 million in Vesco stock.
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Washington
Robert Vesco
Banquo
White House
Carter
Vesco
Atlanta
Buddy
Bert Lance
Lance
Spencer Lee IV
Hamilton Jordan
Richard Harden
Lee
Bahamas
Georgia
Securities and Exchange Commission
New York City
Carter Associates
Libya
Spencer Lee
Billy Carter
John White
Justice Department
FBI
R. L. Herring
Herring
Grand Jury
Richard Hanten
Charles Kirtoway
John Suite
Chetr Attomers
Ralph Uimet
Washmeion
Vodue
Readers vent over CIP costs and local leadership
Letters to the Frederick News express shock at a Oct 11 article on a proposed five year CIP plan costing taxpayers 181 million and critique local school funding and governance. They urge fiscal restraint, question board appointments, and highlight police and mayoral concerns.
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Ellye Hess
Varus
Ter Kong
NEA
Omne
Frederick County enrollments and local civic events report
Frederick City and county public schools enroll 9,703 students this year, with 2,811 in Frederick city. The Frederick Kiwanis Club repeats as blue division attendance trophy winner at the Capital District convention, accepted by William B Bennett and Frank B Sappington Jr. Also noted are Halloween window painting at Frederick Shopping Center, a Maryland Holstein-Friesian consignment sale at the Frederick Fairgrounds, and ongoing policy on signed letters to the editor in The News-Post.
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Frederick City Police Officers Association
George
FCPOA
Teac Ty
Individus
George Ten
Worrd
Alderman
Police Department
Frederick
Frederick City
Gertrude Smith
Frederick County
Frederick Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis Clubs of
Capital District
Maryland
Virginia
Delaware
District of Columbia
William B Bennett
Bennett
Frank B Sappington Jr
Frederick Shopping Center
Jack C. Davis
Hood College
Roger Willard
Helen L. Smith
Maryland Holstein-Friesian Association
Frederick Fairgrounds
Middletown
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Frederick, Md
Grangers
Ciein Rory Firm
Hews, Nea
Jack Anderson
Austin P. Renn
Adamstown, Md
Ronald N Young
Department of Police
han@e
Ana Rendent
Fredenck
Ting
Stocerely
Elizabeth D Hoyle
New York
Diana Nyad
Bimini
Florida
Cuba
Frank Rizzo
Philadelphia
U.S. Justice Department
News-Post
College and
Commety Commons
Frederick Community College
Opossumtown Pike
Motter Avenue
Frederck Maryland
Ng & Lerture
Qoevions
Antwerk
Motter Ave
Ausherman Model Momel Edaw Inc Landscaping
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