County treasurer forum weighs high interest bids for Frederick funds
At a Frederick County Taxpayers Assn forum incumbent Dorothy Keckley defended local bank deposits yielding 617 350 in interest for the year ending June 30 while challenger Sharon Stine proposed a 13 percent return from outside investments. Stine's plan hinges on nonlocal banks and higher risk, sparking voter questions about payroll timing and secrecy before November 6.
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Frederick County
Frederick County Taxpayers Assn
Dorothy Keckley
Sharon Stine
County Board of Supervisors
Stine
Keckley
Richmond
Baltimore
Brezhnev's Big Cuban Ear
Analysis of a Soviet 3000-man armored brigade in Cuba guarding a massive new electronic surveillance facility aims to listen to U.S. telephone traffic and monitor computer data and satellite transmissions. The piece links this to a broader strategy, U.S. reaction, and implications for SALT II and Carter’s presidency.
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N.Y. Times
Washington
Cuba
United States
Praetorian Guard
Castro
Russia
Africa
U.S
Egypt
Carter
Patrick J. Moynihan
Senate
Defense
Mr. Carter
Vance
Florida
Richard Stone
Brezhnev
Vienna
Letter Writers Endorse Sheriff Candidate Lou Riley
A Frederick County reader urges investigation honesty in the sheriff race. The writer praises Lou Riley as a conscientious former deputy, family man, and the best candidate to bring impartial reform and prudent handling of juvenile issues. The letter contrasts Riley with others and cites long service and integrity claims.
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the Star
Frederick County
Lou Riley
Lou
Sheriff's Department
McLaer X. Stephenson
Richard Nixon
March
Mauck
Fe Ome
Democrats' Labor Day Safari Signals Local Campaign Push
Democratic leaders led a statewide Labor Day swing from Jonesville to Richmond to “show the flag” for 1979 local races. The tour, featuring Richard J. Davis and key state figures, aimed to mobilize support and remind Virginians of fiscal debates, despite small crowds in most stops.
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George Bowles
Richmond
Labor Day
Old Dominion
Virginia
General Assembly
Democratic Andepublican
Richard J. Davis
Davis
Jonesville
Panhandle
Charles Robb
Senate
Adelard Brault
Fairfax
House
A. L. Philpott
Henry
Sen
Hunter Andrews
Hampton
Democratic Party Campaign Committee
Radford
Buena Vista
Covington
Vinton
McLean
Newport News
Ncumocrats
John N. Dalton
Geneva Assembly
Capitol Square
Capitol
Sapreans
GOP
Judy Peachee
Jeff Gregson
Democratic General Assembly
Sage
Richard Davis
Ballerina Vlasova's Defection Faces Diplomatic Snag
A high US official believes Soviet ballerina Ludmila Vlasova would have stayed in the United States if reached by State. The escort involved KGB actions and a private interview with the CIA. The piece also notes Carter defense budget signals and White House staff tensions affecting policy moves.
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Washington
U.S
Ludmila Vlasova
Alexander
KGB
CIA
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Winchester
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North Carolina
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