Historic panel must okay U.S. 15 impact statement
The U S highway impact statement for U S 15 awaits final review by the Advisory Council on Historic Preservation before approval. The council, appointed by President Carter, would allow rapid approval if consent is granted, amid public safety concerns in Frederick County over high accident rates and calls by local leaders to complete the dualization.
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U.S. 15
Washington, D.C
Advisory Council On Historic Preservation
Carter
Federal Highway Administration
U.S
Goodloe E. Byron
Advisory Council
David Sullivan
Byron
Frederick County
Thurmont
C. Ray Weddle
Joseph B. McClintock
Tor
Edward P. Thomas
Frederick Washington
Thomas
FCC 1978 79 Catalogue Published In News-Post
Frederick Community College publishes its academic credit catalogue in the Frederick News-Post for cost savings and public access. The tabloid catalogue lists over 250 courses including two year Associate in Arts degrees and one year certificates, plus transfer and employment courses. Summer session begins June 19 with schedules available in FCC Student Development. Prospective students are urged to register early for summer or fall terms.
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Frederick Community College
Frederick News-Post
FCC
Frederick County
Christian Democrats reject swap amid arms talks progress
In a surprising move, Christian Democrats dismiss a proposed Moro-A2 swap as progress appears stalled in arms discussions. A7 notes show Congressmen addressing a dress code issue amid the stalled negotiation environment.
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Christian Democrats
Variable clouds and wind increase tonight into Wednesday
Forecast calls for a cooler spell with variable cloudiness and winds building tonight and on Wednesday. Lows near 40 tonight with highs in the 50s on Wednesday. Somerset Maugham’s quotation about common sense and good nature ends the note.
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Somerset Maugham
Brezhnev calls for halt to arms race
Brezhnev urged a halt to growth of weapons and armed forces among major powers at the 18th Young Communist League congress in Moscow. He proposed submitting a disarmament plan at the UN meeting to stop nuclear and new conventional arms and to renounce expanding permanent members' armaments. He criticized Carter's neutron warhead pause as insufficient and signaled Moscow would mirror any U.S. restraint. He noted progress on a long-range arms accord but warned of unresolved issues and cited tentative shifts in talks during Cyrus Vance’s Moscow visit.
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Moscow
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Brezhnev
Young Communist League
U.N. General Assembly
New York
U.N. Security Council
Carter
United States
Washington
U.S
Cyrus R. Vance
Tourism Council to seek county long term funding
Frederick County Tourism Council plans to ask county commissioners for a four year commitment to its operation after a state grant rejection. The group runs on year to year funding from city, county and state and seeks stronger private sector support.
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Tourism Council
County
M. A. Malik
Frederick County
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Sonia G. Maher
New South Mountain
Carter to hold press conference today at White House
President Carter will convene a news conference at 3 p.m. with live television coverage planned by ABC CBS and NBC. In Maryland the daily Numbers Game drew 383 as the winning number on Monday night. The New York stock market surged again, the Dow Jones industrial average rising 13.94 points to 840 in the first half hour.
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Washington
Carter
White House
ABC
CBS
NBC
Baltimore
Maryland
New York
Myers Flax Seidel seek two Emmitsburg positions
Emmitsburg voters go to town hall for municipal elections from noon to 7 pm. R Eugene Myers seeks Burgess seat, running unopposed after incumbent J Norman Flax contests Edward Seidel for a Board of Commissioners post. If Myers wins, a vacancy will be filled by appointment or special election.
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Emmitsburg
R. Eugene Myers
J. Norman Flax
Edward Seidel
Board of Commissioners
Sprankle
Burgess
Myers
Employment improves in Frederick County as unemployment falls
Frederick County unemployment dropped from 8.1 percent in January to 7.8 percent in February, with 156 fewer jobless. The state Department of Human Resources cited new calculation methods, noting rural areas are more accurately reflected while metropolitan areas may be less precise. The changes aim to correct past imbalances, though they shift unemployment shares away from Baltimore City and its counties. Temporary layoffs were mentioned in the context of the figures.
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Frederick County
State Department of Human Resources
Baltimore City
County budget hearings open in Frederick May 2
Frederick County begins a ten day budget hearing on May 2 for fiscal 1979. The board presidents says the tax rate will likely stay at the constant yield level of 2.32 while the current rate is 2.40. Anticipated revenue is about 40 million, three million more than last year.
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Frederick County
Board of County Commissioners
Lawrence A. Dorney
Thomas M. Fox
Fox
James L. Bryan
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