Board weighs occupancy risk in Frederick High School renovation
The Frederick County school board discusses occupancy during construction at FHS. Contingent costs exceed 100000, possibly 200000, with six more months of work. Safety concerns from parents and staff lead to calls for evaluating alternatives and delaying action pending task force input.
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Linehan
Seaton
Newby
West Frederick
Hedsein
Hedstrom
Walkersville High
Elm Street
Walkersville
East Frederck
North Frederick
Urbana
Thurmont
Walter Johnson High
Bethesda
FHS
Board of Education
Frances W. Ashbury
Rita Gordon
William 5. Barnes
Gordon
A. Doty Remsburg
Stroh
Fire log 24 hour period ending 11 a.m.
Fire calls reported within a day include a building fire at 308 West Patrick Street at 8:01 a.m. County MD and units respond. A field fire at Carroll Manor near Route 464 and 15 at 3:39 p.m. Jefferson and Independents respond. At Railroad Tunnel Point of Rocks a woods fire at 4:04 p.m. Jefferson and Catrall Manor respond. Bill Moxley Road area woods fire at 6:46 p.m. Mt. Airy and New Market respond. Ambulance calls routine. Jail population 45 men and 3 women.
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Woods
Jefferson and Catrall Manor
Bill Moxley
Mt. Airy
New Market
Banks issue limited $2 notes amid tight supplies
Frederick County banks report scarce $2 notes with limited exchanges per customer and late hours. About 20,000 two dollar notes circulated in Frederick County over the past two days as shipments arrive and sales continue before Saturday closings.
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Frederick County National Bank
Fredericktown Bank & Trust Co
Maryland National Bank
Thurmont
Ford cites ethnic heritage as treasure despite housing laws
President Ford rejects the term ethnic purity but says ethnic heritage is a great treasure that federal housing laws should not destroy. He supports neighborhoods retaining ethnic identity while upholding existing laws, and notes the April 27 Pennsylvania primary as a test for Carter's remarks.
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Georgia
Stop Carter
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Houston
Ronald Reagan
Henry A. Kissinger
Kissinger
Atlanta
Martin Luther King ,Sr
King
California
Cold snap tests fruit growers with uncertain damage
Open burning continues on page A-1 while area fruit growers assess damage from the recent cold spell. Most blossoms tolerate 27 degrees and unopened buds 22 degrees. Frederick County orchards sit on hillsides to gain warmer air. April rainfall runs about 2.5 inches below average. yearly total by April 1975 exceeds 13 inches.
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Frederick County
Thieves Break In as Three Are Arrested in Break-In
Inspector Mossburg said a fourth arrest is possible as police continue the investigation. Stolen goods remain unreturned with identification based on license numbers social security numbers or other identifying marks. Entry included pried vents and smashed vehicle windows, while some wing-less windows were smashed.
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Mossburg
Maryland Veterans Benefit Payouts Reach 257.8 Million
In fiscal 1975 about 125000 veterans dependents and survivors in Maryland received nearly 257.8 million dollars in VA benefits. Benefits span home loan guarantees education life insurance burial and monthly compensation or pension. Education aid requires over 180 days of honorable service since 1955.
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Maryland
Veterans Administration
Historic district plan eyed for Annapolis area
The review of which areas qualify for the historic district is assigned to two city agencies and the city will consider their recommendations. Proponents must prove what should be preserved with valid reasons as support. In Chicago Gulf Oil Corp raises gasoline price by one cent a gallon with other majors expected to follow.
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United States
Henry M. Jackson
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Gulf Oil Corp
Gulf
Pittsburgh
Hopkins Frustration Mounts Over Perceived System Bias
A Baltimore woman described Charles Hopkins as increasingly frustrated by a white dominated system with flag burning as a telltale sign. Edgar Hopkins said Charles warned his City Hall visit had pushed him too hard, while friends noted a recent shift to a negative, volatile persona. Correction notes a misprint from New Windsor Flea Market to New Market Flea Market in Monday’s News-Post.
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Charles
City Hall
New Windsor
New Market
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