Five Maryland constitutional amendments on November ballot
Maryland voters will decide five constitutional amendments on November 2, including three with local implications. Question No 2 covers Montgomery and Baltimore counties. One amendment would expand the state’s short term borrowing powers to speed liquidity for anticipated revenues, with strict time and revenue estimates. The article notes several amendments and how they may affect state finances and local implications.
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Montemery County
Baltimore
Hanover firm bids low on Libertytown school project
Hanover Pennsylvania firm Hostetter Construction submitted the apparent low bid of 1.28 million for two renovation and construction phases at Libertytown Elementary. The plan adds a new section between 1950 and 1967 additions, razes the oldest two story area, and renovates the other sections. Final recommendations await bid verification and state price category review.
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Hanover
Libertytown
E. Hostetter Construction
Tually
John Burry
Burry and Emsgatter
Hagerstown
County Board of Education
John F. Stann
County urges smaller annexation plan for Frederick city
County officials urged Frederick to shrink annexation areas to a realistic scope at a Tuesday workshop. The revised plan still omits several communities and western edges while county planners seek removal of Bartonsville and areas east of the Monocacy River. Statewide 10-cent 911 surcharge funding and salaries were discussed, with counties voting on continuation via a survey and noting the need to reimburse salaries from the fund if kept.
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Frederick City
Board of County Commissioners
Frederick County
James R. Shaw
Catoctin Mountain
Braddock Heights
Jefferson Boulevard
Ridge Road
Bartonsville
Monocacy River
Shaw
Thomas C. Pauls
Residents debate bypass road for Woodsboro town
About 50 Woodsboro residents met Tuesday to press the state to build a bypass around the town. The Woodsboro Regional Association formed a year ago aims to move Md 1% to improve safety. County planners cite money as the main hurdle while noting the project remains on the county need list.
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Woodsboro
John Catsball
Frederick County
Mayer
Marines land in war torn Beirut amid renewed peacekeeping
U S Marines docked at Beirut port in a second mission within a month to help Lebanon restore order. About 200 Marines with jeeps and trucks landed, heading for the airport after Israeli forces relinquished control. The operation includes 1,200 Marines on peacekeeping duties with tanks and armored vehicles, aimed at assisting the government in Beirut and surrounding areas.
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Lebanon
U.S
Manitowac
Saginaw
Associated Press
Clara Hemphill
Beirut
Ambarcador
Robert Dillon
Dillon
Gaithersburg man dies in Urbana motorcycle crash
A Gaithersburg man Timothy Wayne Hardman died after his 1977 Honda motorcycle struck a parked farm tractor on Md. 355 in Urbana. He was pronounced dead at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Speed and driver error were contributing factors.
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MD. 355
Urbana
Frederick Memorial Hospital
R.J. Thomas
Frederick County
Timothy Wayne Hardman
Benji Court
Knott & Geisbert
Marvin Steiding
Dfe
Randall Fryes
Sheriffs Department
Steiding
Hardman
William Johnson
Melvin Trail
Urbana Fire Company
Reagan Warns of 10 Percent Unemployment Amid Lebanon Mission
President Reagan warned unemployment could reach 10 percent blaming two decades of Democratic policy while signaling a pending recovery. He spoke during a nationally televised address from Washington as Marines join Italian and French troops in Beirut for a 3,000-strong multinational peacekeeping force. He said Lebanon will decide when forces can withdraw and promised to return home once in charge. O'Neill criticized Reaganomics as a national tragedy and accused the President of buck-passing for the recession. An October Labor Department unemployment report is due soon ahead of the November elections.
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Reagan
Eos Taces
U.S
Beirut
Lebanon
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