Steers targets OSHA and tax rules at farmers fete
Newton Steers, running in Rockville, pledges reform of OSHA and Maryland safety rules, criticizes excess regulations and union influence on policy. He argues for private ownership of any grain reserve and calls for a higher estate tax exemption to 250000 while denouncing big government.
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Steers
OSHA
Rockville
Newton Steers
Maryland
Federal Safety and Health Administration
Montgomery County
Farm Bureau
England denied admission to Union during mock debate
In College Park Maryland a mock debate by University of Maryland students and visiting British scholars ended in a tie on a motion to admit Great Britain as the 51st state. The event drew about 130 attendees with lively exchanges and pledges to revive the issue next year.
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College Park
Great Britain
House of Commons
Jackie Coakley
University of Maryland
Jim Hasenhauer
Maryland
United States
Britain
B. Bhalla
Hasenhauer
Bhalla
Bermuda
London
Washington, D.C
Buffy
Liles
Ties
Larry Clinton
Jimmy Carter
Princess Anne
Prince Charless
Clinton
Ocean City reelects Kelley mayor as council shifts arise
Ocean City voters re elected Harry W Kelley for a fourth two year term as mayor. The mayor led with 17 votes over William K Jenkins 190 and Angel Case 55. The salary increase referendum for council members failed 391 to 593. The council includes Thelma Conner and incumbents Deutsch Purnell Trimper Sanford Wheatley Harmon Massey Harmon Massey.
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Ocean City
Angel Case
Bernard F. Deutsch
Wiliam H. Purnell Jr
Granville D. Trimper
Conner
Richardson
Bradley releases financial statement in Senate race
Independent candidate Bruce Bradley filed income tax forms and a financial statement showing a net worth of 316000. He and Democrat Paul Sarbanes seek to unseat J Glenn Beall Jr in the November election. Bradley would sell his consulting firm stake if elected and urged Beall to divest from a Western Maryland insurance firm. Beall spokesman said he would act if a conflict of interest existed.
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Washington
Bruce Bradley
U.S. Senate
Bradley
Paul Sarbanes
J. Glenn Beall Jr
Beall
Maryland
Blue Cross and Blue Shield Tackle Rising Maryland Health Costs
Maryland health care costs rise from 460 in 1967 to 1240 today with projections of 3700 by 1997. Programs include HomeCare, Pre-Admission Testing, outpatient surgery, and doctor review to cut expenses. Public urged to use cost-cutting measures and join 1.5 million subscribers to save billions.
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Maryland
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
P.O. Box
Baltimore
Blue Cross of Macyland Promotes Mutual Aid
A brief note highlights Blue Cross of Macyland as a cooperative effort emphasizing mutual aid among community members. The message underscores collective support and shared responsibility.
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Montgomery
England
Oxford University
Elizabeth Sanford
Olivia R. Wheatley
Evelyn Marlowe
Thomas M. Galloway
C. Steven Harmon
Lionel W. Massey
Stauffer: Funeral Home
Barton Funeral
G. Dovaier
Eure
Berton
Fulton Ave
Walkersville
Moitter
Frederick, Md
Blue Cross of
Macyland
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