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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1980

Page

2

FCC budget unlikely to face cuts despite scrutiny

Frederick Community College faces a proposed operating budget near 3 million dollars with no reductions after county staff review. Comptroller Martin Crabbs says the budget rose to 2,981,352 dollars, an 6.8 percent increase over the current plan, while a 7 percent cost of living raise was raised to 8.5 percent for employees at Winchester Hall. The budget appeal remains set for April 3. Trustees also accepted resignations, approved two facility fee increases, and authorized a Xerox copier purchase.

Frederick Community College FCC Martin Crabbs Board of Winchester Hall Crabbs Williama. Rineer William A. Sossmann Sussmann

Iran reports border clash as Kurdish revolt continues

Radio Tehran says a border post was attacked and clashes persist along the frontier with no casualties reported. In northwest Iran heavy fighting pits government forces against Kurdish rebels seeking autonomy. Pars cites three battles with guardsmen wounded near Paveh, and army casualties in Qusemlu Valley and Ourmyieh.

Radio Tehran Iran Pars Paveh Qusemlu Ourmyieh

North Market seeks tax differential and service planning talks

The Maryland Municipal League's local chapter will renew its demand for a tax differential and present it to the county commissioners. The mayor will discuss a plea for delineation of services and planning coordination with county officials at upcoming city county monthly meetings.

Maryland Municipal League

Free blood pressure screen for Washington County seniors

A free blood pressure screening will be offered to senior citizens in Hagerstown at the Senior Citizen Center Alexander House Public Square. The service is for residents 60 years and over and will run 9 a.m. to noon on Tuesday April 22, with monthly repeats on the fourth Tuesday at the same venue and time.

Washington County Senior Citizen Center Alexander House Hagerstown Public Square

Court tapes awaited as official order stands

HRC official expects prompt delivery of the tapes after the commissioners ordered release. He concurs with the decision and says once Ms. Eagen returns the tapes, citizens will be able to listen to the recordings.

Stephens Eagen

Tracey becomes first woman sales manager for Peoples Life

Tracey secures pioneering post in Peoples Life in the HRC office amid ongoing personnel tape handling questions. Stephens notes tapes may be checked out for five days from Stephens, with Ms. Eagen credited to custody or location of the tapes. A new safe for tape storage has been procured by the county and placed in the HRC office awaiting use. The Head Start program announces September start with openings for four year olds and some for three year olds. contact numbers provided for information. The Vatican gardens are attributed to painter Raphael.

Foerey Prince Georges County Montgomery County Crown American Saunders Frederick Chamber David Guggenheim Germantown Rockville Guggenheim HRC Stephens Eagen

Economic Slump Deepens With March Retail Drop

Nationwide consumer spending fell for the second straight month in March, marking a 1.4 percent decline from January. Auto industry slid with April sales off 25 percent from a year ago, Ford closing plants and GM laying off 12,000 workers. Bond market rallied on rate-cut optimism while banks lowered prime rates. Unemployment rose to 6.2 percent in March, with job losses seen in construction and manufacturing.

Commerce Department Ford Motor Co General Motors Chase Manhattan Bank Labor Department

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