New Market Budget Increases Sought For School Equipment And Work
School board seeks about 12 000 for video equipment and materials for vocational guidance, 14 249 for state gasoline funds, 6 135 for library and guidance workshops, and 18 000 for a budget shift at New Market Middle along with 32 477 for New Market Elementary building changes. Koontz reports only our bid for Boyer's Mill Road Bridge repairs at 44 980 by Dewey Jordan Inc.
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Board of Education
New Market
Keller
New Market Middle
New Market Elementary
Koontz
Boyer’s Mill Road
Dewey Jordan Inc
James Bryan
Potomac Edison
Bryan
Johnson
Frederick County Homebuilders Association
Commissioners Auditorium
Winchester Hall
County officials discuss district court needs and KKK rally
Sheriff officials say a district court commissioner is being studied by the Maryland District Court. Until a solution is found, authorities will arrest suspects from all agencies. A second meeting is planned for next month. COG members oppose the Ku Klux Klan rally in Braddock Heights on June 28 citing prejudice toward minorities. Rev George M Harper urged the body to oppose the KKK’s prejudicial positions while not condemning the group’s right to meet. COG members stressed they did not represent town councils but acted as individuals against KKK principles.
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Sensabaugh
Barnes
Maryland District Court
COG
Ku Klu Klux Klan
Braddock Heights
George M Harper
Burkittsville
Frederick County
Harper
KKK
Court rules Garrett County budget illegal and lowered tax rate
Maryland Court of Appeals upholds ruling that Garrett County failed to approve the budget and tax rate on time. The decision trims the rate from 2.66 to 2.37 dollars per 100 assessed value for one year, forcing the county to operate with a smaller levy and potentially higher future rates.
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Annapolis
Garrett Cou
Maryland Court of Appeals
Garrett County
Fred A Thayer
Thayer
City proposals seek park land for new developments
The article notes a debated plan in the city to require a portion of land from residential projects as park space. Opponents argue the proposed 7 percent rate is too high and would shift costs or complicate projects. A reduced 5 percent alternative is discussed, with concerns about effectiveness and fair compensation. The commission has yet to decide.
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Parklands
Aérr
Ats
Jesse Tracker
Sooth
Teacher and Associates
Rycherd Hudson
Emner Cotanys
Pulitzer Prizes list highlights from 1980 ceremony
The AP reports Pulitzer winners across categories including fiction for The Executioner's Song by Norman Mailer, drama for Talley's Folly, and journalism for Gannett News Service. Other honorees include Leon Litwack, Edmund Morris, Donald Justice, and David Del Tredici, with awards spanning literature, biography, poetry, general non fiction, music, and national reporting.
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New York
Norman Mailer
Utah
Gary Gilmore
Mailer
Gilmore
Critcs
Talley
Lanford Wilson
St Louis
Gannett News Service
John Hanchette
Gannett
Washington
Willam Schmick
Carlton Sherwood
The
Philadelphia Inquirer
Don Wright
Miami News
Leon Litwack
University of California
Berkeley
Theodore Roosevelt
Edmund Morris
Donald Rodney Justice
University of Iowa
Douglas Hofstadter
St. Louis Symphony
Boston Globe
Charles Stafford
Bette Swenson Orsini
St. Petersberg
Fla
Times
Church of Scientology
Joel Brinkley
Jay Mather
Louisville Courier-Journal
Brinkley
NBC
David Brinkley
Robert Bartley
the Wall
Prize awarded for criticism and feature writing
The News notes its award for criticism on new video technologies and a profile of a major network executive. Madeleine Blais of the Miami Herald won the award for feature writing, with analysis of network values and ethics highlighted.
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Madeleine Blais
The
Miami Herald
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