Maryland AG rails against walk around money in elections
Attorney General Stephen H Sachs reiterates that cash payments to campaign workers to buy meals or meals for poll workers are illegal under the 1979 statute. He clarifies that meals and refreshments are allowed, but cash to purchase them is forbidden, a rule intended to curb vote buying while allowing occasional food provisions.
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Stephen H. Sachs
Attorney General's Office
Baltimore
Sachs
U.S
J. Greon Beall Jr
Sach
Readers write SHA notes Md 26 Md 355 crossing not critical
In a letter to the editor, the Maryland SHA cites a review of the Md 26 Md 355 intersection on Frederick’s north side. The site is well signed with sight distances over 1000 feet, has a flashing beacon with reds on Md 355 and yellows on Md 26, and shows seven accidents in the last two years 1579 and 1940 with five angle collisions.
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MD. 26
MD. 355
Frederick
Benin ties drift toward the United States amid past hostility
The Washington Merry-Go-Round reports on Benin under Mathieu Kerekou, once hostile to Americans, edging toward closer U.S. relations after a cabinet reshuffle. The piece recalls Engle’s 1978 dismissal and Kerekou’s push to be seen as Marxist friendly while maintaining a wary stance toward Washington. Also noted are U.S. reactions to Israeli and CIA concerns about Latin America.
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Benin Republic
Albania
West Africa
Benin
Nigeria
Togo
Upper Volta
Mathieu Kerekou
I.S
United States
Kerekou
James Engie
Rerekou
Dahomey
Ford
U.S
Engle
Dale van Atta
Joseph Spear
Kerekov
Seychelles
Berekov
Becin
Moscow
John Paul II
Paul
Pete) McCloskey
R-Calif
Israel
Yasser Arafat
Beirut
Ariel Sharon
McCloskey
Amber Schultz
Sharon
CIA
Latin America
Hailshirt
United Feature Syndicate Inc
Md 355 traffic concerns prompt yield signs and no signal plan
A Maryland traffic review finds Md 355 and Md 26 intersection not a high accident site. Signals are not warranted due to low eight hour volumes. Yield signs will be installed in the median to reinforce right of way. The letter, from Dave Zerkel, also critiques rock culture and art in Frederick County.
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U.S. Department of Transportation
Maryland
Amanda Ward
News-Post
Ms. Ward
Dave
Frederick County
Frederick
The Case For And Against the Legislative Veto Power
The piece argues that Congress has delegated broad rulemaking authority to independent agencies since 1933 and that the no delegation doctrine has eroded. It discusses the Legislative Veto as a tool to check agencies, the constitutional clash over delegation to Congress itself, and the political use of concurrent resolutions to bypass presidential approval.
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UN Italy
Senate
Pentagon
Pierre Nis
Legislative Branch
Thiece
House of Representatives
Aballé
Fredericktown News Roundup of Local Happenings
A collection of brief items notes a Hood College observatory incident, a Nazi allegiance oath, the Baker and Fuss reunion near Keynville with about 140 attendees, Fredericktown Players electing Amelia Weinberg as president, no change in daily school prayers per court ruling, a courthouse conference on Frederick High School projects, Jacquelyn Mayer crowned Miss America 1963, David Creed’s 10 000 mile scooter trip to Seattle, Michael Hulgan rescued after crawling into a laundry chute. he was unhurt aside from a lump and his quo: I forget.
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Allan M. Creed
Old
Braddock
Seattle World’s Fair
Michael Hulgan
Detroit
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