Mandel to sign local bill in Tuesday session
Maryland Governor plans a Tuesday signing for House Bill 998 authorizing sale of alcoholic beverages on election days in Frederick and Anne Arundel Counties. The other four local bills, including private club gambling measures, await a later May 15 signing window and possibly July 1 enactment.
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Yellow Cab Company Sale Likely by April 30
John Warfield, owner of Yellow Cab, plans to quit his five year old business by April 30 amid heavy losses. He negotiates selling nine cabs to six drivers, with six cabs remaining and a possible new management. The public will be informed of any ownership changes.
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Tramsville critic blasts Frederick County school budget
Former deputy Army assistant secretary Joseph C. Zengerle Jr accuses the Frederick County Board of Education of proposing a loose open ended budget for 1976. He cites a 40 percent increase over 1972 75 and argues enrollment growth does not justify the rise. He urges belt tightening and clearer cost justifications at the county commissioners meeting.
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Evacuation speeded as Ford targets 1500 Saigon Americans
President Ford told GOP leaders the Saigon evacuation is accelerating and the number of Americans remaining in Saigon will be about 1,500 by nightfall, down from roughly 5,000 a week ago. GOP leader Len Case said the figure meets the mission needs and noted further action would require a broader agreement involving North Vietnam. A $722 million aid proposal was tabled by the House Armed Services Committee, while related measures in Congress seek to expand or limit U.S. authority to withdraw Vietnamese dependents and evacuees.
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Cost of living increase slows amid falling food prices
The March consumer price index shows a 0.3 percent rise, the smallest since mid-1973, led by declines in beef eggs and sugar. Nonfood items and services rose but more slowly, as wholesale prices drop for four straight months and real earnings slip for the eighth time in nine months.
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Earth Day Cleanup in Frederick Led by FSA Students
Frederick s Future Scientists of America led a three hour Earth Day cleanup at Carroll Creek from noon to 3 pm serving West College Terrace bridge area. About 25 to 30 Frederick High School students joined Miss Lynn Reilly in a week long program to raise awareness of cleanliness while the Welcome Wagon Club arranged transport to dispose of collected refuse.
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Inside The News we rEBELO seagrggan THIEU packs art treasures
A fragment from Inside The News notes a segment titled Inside The News we rEBELO seagrggan THIEU packing art treasures as part of a feature in the Arts section. The item hints at an exhibition or collection focus without providing dates or locations.
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