FCC aviation facility eyed at Frederick Municipal Airport
Frederck Community College eyes a new half million dollar aviation mechanic facility at Frederick Municipal Airport. City officials consider land donation to reduce costs from 525000 to about 385000 in leases. Planning Commission approves pending land transfer and sound economics showing pass rates and job prospects for 530 students.
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Frederck Community College
Frederick Municipal
Jack B Kussman
Frederick County Planning Commission
James S. Gimes
Kusstaul
Kussmaul
National Airlines
Planning Commission
Harold K. Keller
Frederick
Ronald N. Young
FCC Aviation
FCC
Young
338-lot Summerfield division at Eaglehead approval
Frederick County Planning Commission gave the go ahead Wednesday for a 338-lot Summerfield division of the Eaglehead Planned Unit Development near New Market. Objections from Lake Sanganore Association members cited county-standard street and sidewalk requirements, while planners urged compliance or density reduction. The panel also debated a Middletown bypass, delaying a recommendation pending a month study.
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Eaglehead Planned Unit Development
PUD
New Market
Frederick County Planing Commission
Lake Singanore Association
Boyer's Mall Road
Yeagerstown Road
Edward Smariga
Corbin
Bryant Moore
Moore
State Health Department
State Highway Administration
Middletown
Middletown Manor
James Schmersahl
James R. Shaw
Planger
Dame Poole
Panel says most people who use drugs don't abuse them
Washington AP panel reports that despite widespread mind altering drug use, most users do not abuse drugs and pose limited societal threat. It notes some use may be inevitable, warns against alarmist drug warfare, and supports separating recreation from harm, with views on heroin treatment trials and small marijuana possession decriminalization.
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Counci
America
Marjuana
Ford Foundation
Diplomats Await Ally Support on Iran Oil Embargo
In Washington the Carter administration said it would take until week’s end to know if any allies will join the U S economic boycott of Iran. Secretary of State Vance met with ambassadors from two dozen countries to seek embargo support as Western European oil buyers weigh their response. Iran threatened to cut oil to supporters, while one source noted Iran’s oil sales face marketing difficulties.
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Washington
Carter
America
U.S
Iran
Cyrus Vance
Europe
Sane- Gong
Racial Tension Surges in Wrightsville Georgia
Black leaders plan next moves for economic equality as state troopers enforce a tense peace after two days of racial confrontations in Wrightsville. A 7 year old boy wounded and Keith Roberts injured as clashes erupted near a black neighborhood. authorities confiscate weapons and disperse demonstrators at the courthouse scene.
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Wrightsville
Georgia
George Busbee
Bill Dodd
Keith Roberts
Roberts
Johnson County
Iran Iraq border fights raise tensions in region
Iran reports a small air battle with Iraq on the border near Bareissi, claiming a Phantom jet and three helicopters attacked Iraqi helicopters. no aircraft were shot down. Tehran says 15 Revolutionary Guards wounded by Iraqi artillery, and border-post clashes occurred in Kermanshah province. Iran broadcasts also note deportations from Iraq and alleged Iraqi subversive plans tied to Khomeini.
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Iran
Iraq
Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini
Bareissi
Radio Tehran
Qasr-e-Shirin
Kermanshah
Tehran
Teturan
Khomeini
Qom
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