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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Apr 02, 1976

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New York Educator Named Frederick County Superintendent

The Frederick County Board of Education named Dr. Gordon M. Anderson of Yorktown Heights New York the new county school superintendent effective July 1 for four years. He replaces retiring Dr. John L. Carnochan Jr who led the system for 12 years. The appointment follows a lengthy selection process with Dr. Alfred Thackston Jr. bypassed. Dr. Anderson will oversee a system of about 22 500 students. He holds a Ed D from Teachers College Columbia and has been superintendent of Yorktown Heights since 1968. He is married with three children and active in civic and professional groups. The appointment is contingent on Maryland certification and state approval.

Board of Education New York Frederick County Gordon M. Anderson Yorktown Heights N.Y John L. Carnochan Jr Frederick L. Smith Dr. Anderson Alfred Thackston Jr Carnochan Carroll County Olin L. Adams Jr Michigan Anderson Westchester County New York City Catskill DeKalb DeKab Palatine Ill Teachers College Columbia University Gibson, Ill Wheaton College Illinois University of Illinois Teachers Maryland James A. Sensenbaugh Wicomico St. Mary's Prince George's Montgomery Baltimore Baltimore City District of Columbia Sensenbaugh Braddock Heights Col. Smith

Emmitsburg woman dies in Md 77 crash

Dorothy Jane Sites 19 of Emmitsburg died from massive internal injuries after a 1972 car driven by Douglas L. Draper 25 of Rocky Ridge veered out of control on Md 77. Eugene Kuhn 7 of Lantz was injured. both men remained in surgery at MIEM Baltimore.

Emmitsburg MD. 77 Graceham Dorothy Jane Sites Douglas L. Draper Rocky Ridge Draper Eugene G. Kuhn Lantz Imac Maryland Institute For Emergency Medicine MIEM Baltimore

Night parking rule reimposed on Market and Patrick streets

The Board of Aldermen banned overnight parking on Market Street from South to Seventh and on Patrick Street from Wisner to Jefferson following a mayor and police chief explanation that a 1974 action allowing nighttime parking was a mistake. Courtesy tickets will precede enforcement while new meter feeding penalties gain clarity.

Market Patrick Streets Board of Aldermen Boremge Howe Market Street South Street Seventh Street Patrick Street Wisner Street Jefferson Street Richard J. Ashton Ashton Ronald N. Young Young Parking Commission Elizabeth P.) Burker

Delphey and Smith Reach Truce in Maryland House Delegation

Frederick County delegates Julien P. Delphey and Charles E. Smith agreed to work out their policy conflicts in delegation meetings rather than on the House floor. The pair had clashed over school contract disputes and a proposed arbitration board resolution, with Smith denying being union oriented and emphasizing his small business status.

Julien P. Delphey Charles E. Smith Maryland House of Delegates Frederick County House Delphey Smith Smyth

Localized calm as nationwide Teamsters strike stalls

The second day of the Teamsters strike shows few local effects. Independent truckers continue hauling materials around the county and Frederick Memorial Hospital reports no medical supply issues. Tankers and car carriers move despite slower traffic. independents stay away from the strike, while Washington-Baltimore chains prep reserves for possible shortages.

Frederick Memorial Hospital Frederick Truck City Evergreen Point Hahn Transportation Hahn Teamsters Washington-Baltimore

Nationwide strike widens as Teamsters walkout grows

Labor unrest spread across the United States as 400 000 Teamsters truck drivers join a coast to coast walkout threatening beer supply from Anheuser Busch bottlers. San Francisco workers threaten airport protest and sabotage disrupts a daytime soap broadcast.

Associated Press San Francisco San Francisco International Anheuser-Busch Co

Jobless Rate Drops to 7.5 Percent in March

The U S unemployment rate fell to 7.5 percent, marking the fifth straight monthly decline and the longest sustained drop in 14 years. Blacks and women led the gains as total employment reached a new high of 867 million, with 375 thousand more jobs added in March.

Washington Labor Department

Snow Falls Briefly Across Western Maryland

Brief light snowfall touched Garrett County this morning as a passing winter system moved through Western Maryland. Temperatures dipped to around 40 degrees with a front bringing sunshine and clouds, and the National Weather Service forecast showers this afternoon with highs near 50.

Maryland Garrett County National Weather Service Frederick Hic Dakotas Canada

Feta and Ant Focus Amid War News and Weather

News briefs cover a Lebanon cease-fire order and campaign hopes in Wisconsin and New York. AGOIL fights breakup attempts while New York faces unresolved economic woes. Weather warns of cold, windy, partly cloudy conditions with mid 30s highs and 30s to 40s nights. Roosevelt quoted on treating people right.

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