County must accept out of county residents at Montevue Home
Maryland health officials require Frederick County to admit residents from outside the county to Montevue Home, funded by state support and licensed as a state domiciliary care facility. County commissioner J Anita Stup voiced frustration as vacancies are scarce and out of county applicants compete with state residents for limited spots.
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Frederick County
State of
Maryland
Health Department
State Health Department
Frederick
Montevue
J. Anita Stup
Frederick County Teachers Face Crisis and Stadium Ruling
The piece laments county teachers' work-to-rule crisis amid broken negotiations and criticizes officials. It argues for gubernatorial and legislative reforms, notes a Maryland stadium referendum denial, and outlines resignations of Alan Rifkin and Louis Stettler as impacts on Schaefer's administration.
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Spike Jones
FCTA
Jack Patterson
Patterson
Frederick
William Donald Schaefer
Baltimore
Maryland
Schaefer
Alan Rifkin
Louis Stettler
Rifkin
Melvin Steinberg
Annapolis
Bruce Breano
Lou Stettler
Hughes
Stettler
Message to Moscow Aims for Open Dialogue and Reform
Jack Anderson invites readers to send brief statements for a Soviet American dialogue. Readers may express American values or criticize Soviet ones, with space limited and publication rights reserved. The piece notes Glasnost and Gorbachev reforms but cautions against cynicism while urging constructive exchanges.
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Washington
Moscow
Soviet Union
Chautauqua N.Y
Vladimir Posner
Jack Anderson
Post Office
Washington, D.C
County considers eight to nine months for colored schools
Frederick County Board of Education authorized Superintendent Eugene W. Pruitt to negotiate with Stanley Taylor to transport colored students to Brunswick for a new school term. Delays risk eight to ten days of lost schooling for Brunswick pupils.
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Frederick County
Hysteria Over Judge Bork Nomination Grows
The Thomas Lowell era shifts to the Senate confirmation fight for Robert H. Bork to the Supreme Court. Supporters hail his intellect and legal stature while opponents argue political sabotage by lawmakers and organized interests. The piece links past 30 years of court driven social policy to Bork's nomination.
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Robert H. Bork
Supreme Court
Senate
Bork
Congress
Oak
Court power and Bork hearings rewrite constitutional rights
The piece argues that courts have usurped lawmaking from Congress, creating rights by judicial wishful thinking. It critiques liberal opposition to this trend, cites Rose Bird’s 1986 death-penalty stance, and examines Judge Bork’s nomination as a test of whether the judiciary will continue to shape policy. It highlights political posturing by Biden and Kennedy and warns of a future under judges’ rules rather than voters’ choices.
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California
Rose Bird
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Bork
Tf Bork
Supreme Court
Ted Kennedy
Judge Bork
Sistent
Joseph Biden
Senate Judiciary Committee
Biden
Scripps Howard News Service
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