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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1976

Page

4

Pregnant student expelled from Bible college case in Florida

Deborah Jean Clayton, 22, expelled from Fives Didto College Broward County Florida after reveal of pregnancy. A circuit judge denied her request to complete four weeks of classes for a BA as she planned to marry the baby’s father in Holland PA. Her father stood by her and urged Christian charity.

FOHT Lauderdale Becginning Deborah Jean Clayton Clayton A. Ray Stanford Miss Clayton Broward County Otis Farrington Holland Robert Clayton Debbie

Kissinger cancels Nigeria visit amid regional unrest

Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger will not visit Nigeria on his Africa tour due to safety concerns. Lagos reports rising anti US sentiment after coup attempts and the Angolan civil war. He will still stop in Kenya Tanzania Zambia Zaire Ivory Coast Senegal and Liberia before a United Nations trade conference in Nairobi on May 5.

TON Sap Henry A. Kissinger Nigeria Africa Lagos Kissinger United States Kenya Tanzania Zambia Zaire Ivory Coast Senegal Liberia Nairobi

Carter Udall enter Pittsburgh AFL-CIO rally amid primary twists

Harris ends second presidential bid signaling final end to his run. Carter and Udall addressed Pittsburgh AFL-CIO delegates amid a three way Democratic contest with Jackson and Church in pursuit of momentum. Wallace vows to persevere despite weak early results and fund concerns.

Harris Moris Udall Jimmy Carter Georgia Wisconsin Carter Udall Pittsburgh Humphrey Afl-Cio Henry M. Jackson New York Pennsylvania Adall_Sen Frank Church Idaho Rhode Island Alabama George Wallace

Senate Passes Bills on Utility Fees Welfare Raises and Police Control

Senate enacted measures including a study on whether large users pay unfair utility rates while residential customers are disadvantaged. Other bills move to empower Baltimore mayor to appoint police chief and require financial disclosures by PSC officials. A cost of living raise for welfare recipients and a potential proposed constitutional amendment also appear. Directory information calls may become free for one year. Immunity for witnesses in special probes could be granted.

Public Service Commission Senate Baltimore Secretary of State Faimnan Harafite

Mayor Defers Budget Draft to Board Agreement

The mayor discusses budget prep noting charter timing limits. He plans prior talks with board to reach an agreed budget before July. Pay raises for city employees will be considered later after reviewing other factors and acknowledged workers' diligent efforts.

Freeman land lease dispute over Frederick County parkland

Local officials discuss leasing 800 acres of county land once farmed by Virts to Free for agricultural use at 10 per acre per year. County extension agent notes typical rents, while critics call the process political and rush to lease, urging public bids and park use consideration.

Kingsbury Free Frederick County Lawrence A. Dorsey Wednesday Morsey Virts Dorsey

Subways, budgets, and filibuster clash in Maryland legislature

The legislature combines Senate and rural delegates to block rules suspensions. Senators move three bills to a final vote and send them to the House as the budget is amended to drop the subway share. A bond bill faces return to the Senate for concurrence amid a looming conference committee risk.

Delphey Senate John Bishop K-Balt. Co House Baltimore Edward T. Mason Allegany Subway

Fire log reports multiple incidents across jurisdictions

Fire log for the past 12 hours ending 10 a.m. lists auto fires at 1499 West Tenth Street and Thurston Road near Saw Mill, a house fire at 119 East Patrick Street, a brush fire on County 1-70 mile post 45, several auto fires at MD 144 and Barthelows Road and Long Corner Inn in New Market, plus transfers and ambulance calls. Jail population noted: 49 men and 3 women.

West Tenth Street East Patrick Street Uniteds Citizens Mile Post Middletown Thurston Road Saw Mill Urbana Carroll Manor Barthelows Road New Market Howard County Long Corner Inn Mt. Airy Liberty

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