House Expected to Approve 2 Dollar Minimum Wage
The House faces a close vote as two bills seek to raise the minimum wage from 1.60 to 2.00 an hour. The Education and Labor Committee plan would cover 3 million state and local workers, 1.7 million federal workers and 1.1 million domestic workers. The Ehrlenborn bill would keep 45.5 million workers under current rules and create a separate teenage rate, with debate over a possible interim 1.80 step.
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House
Democratic
Education and Labor Committee
Republican-Southern Democratic Coalition
John N. Ehrlenborn
R-Nl
Ehrlenborn
John Dent
Sanitation project survey starts in three weeks
The county will begin survey work for water and sewer projects in the Red Bud and Abrams Creek areas within three weeks. Greenway Engineering won the surveying contract, with work expected to finish in four months. The plan calls for central water and sewer systems spanning from Opequon Creek to Apple Pie Ridge.
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Red Bud
Abrams Creek
J. Robert Russell
Board of Supervisors
Sanitation Authority
Rt. 37
I-81
Rt. 656
Bowman
Authority
Opequon Creek
Apple Pie Ridge
County Bus Shop Bids Opened in Frederick County
Nine base bids for a new Frederick County Bus Shop were opened ranging from 166000 to 198440 dollars. The six bay garage on Rt 522 North will service over 100 county vehicles including 55 regular buses and eight substitutes plus driver training cars and county agency vehicles.
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Frederick County
Melton F. Wright
Rt. 522
Bryarly Elementary
Sheriff's Department
Virginia YDC Executive Meeting Held in Winchester
The Virginia Young Democratic Clubs executive committee meets in Winchester at the Holiday Inn on Route 11 South for a two day session. Workshops feature Robert Shepherd and R H C Taylor with a Saturday rally in Charles Town and a Sunday business session led by T J Ted Markow.
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Virginia Young Democratic Clubs
Winchester
Holiday Inn
Route 11 South
Robert Shepherd
Richmond
Virginia Vdc
R.H.C. Taylor
Virginia Jaycees
Virginia Ydc
Shenandoah Downs
Charles Town
W.va
West Virginia
John ‘Jay’ Rockerfeller
Adlai Stevenson III
Illinois
Katy Wilt
Winchester Young Dems
Frederick Winchester - Clarke Young
T.J
Ted” Markow
Virginia
Barbara Morris
Charles Duvall, Jr
Editorial Cartoonist Luther C. Phifer Dies at 86
Luther C. Phifer, 86, editorial cartoonist whose work appeared in the New York Tribune New York Evening Post Political Review Life and Judge magazines, died Monday in Chester New York.
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Luther C. Phifer
Chester
N.Y
New York
Phifer
New York Tribune
The
New York Evening Post
Political Review
Life and Judge
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National Association of Real Estate Boards
Natori Institute of Real Estate Brokers
National Institute of Farm and Land Brokers
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Richard Madigan
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