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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1975

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Maryland lawmakers push for new tax plan after veto threat

Gov. Mandel vows to veto two tax bills aimed at raising cigarette and insurance taxes to fund property tax relief and local aid. Senate leaders may back a special session to craft a quick, consensus tax package, with talks focusing on a four cent cigarette tax and potential filibuster repercussions. In Saigon, evacuation of Americans ends with 4,500 rescued as Ford orders withdrawal and Marines secure the scene.

ANNAPOLIS Marvin Mandel General Assembly Legislative Council Mandel House Senate Hoyer WASHINGTON USS Vietnam Ford Saigon U.S Pentagon Tan Son Nhut U.S. Navy Air Force South China Sea Defense James R. Schlesinger Schlesinger White House

Menconeri resigns Frederick County health planner post

Richard T. Menconeri, Frederick County’s chief health planner, will resign to become division chief of the Prince Georges County Health Planning Council. He will leave May 16, leaving the CHP office in Winchester Hall vacant.

Frederick County Richard T. Menconeri News Post Menconeri Prince Georges county P.G. Health Planning Council Frederick County comprehensive health planning CHP Winchester Hall David Aultman Washington Cumberland Maryland

Bi-county health project stalls RICA II plan

Frederick and Montgomery counties end joint talks on the Regional Institute for Children and Adolescents project after five months of meetings. Frederick task force members say Montgomery aims to run the facility, leaving Frederick unable to meet the proposed requirements. Alternatives to RICA II are urged as a county-based solution.

RICA II Frederick Montgomery Frederick County Winchester Hall RICA Regional Institute for Children and Tina Prensky Montgomery County Prensky Emmitsburg Rockville health council

Judge Rules FCC Firing Of Shaw And Winn Justified

U S District Court Judge James R Miller Jr writes a 31 page opinion in favor of Frederick Community College upholding the firing of professors Richard A Winn and Roger M Shaw. He finds no Constitutional infirmity in the college board of trustees actions and notes unfairness in the handling but says misinterpretations led to the firings. The decision releases Monday in Baltimore following a 1974 trial and 10 day testimony period with much of the opinion recounting trial facts.

Frederick Community College U.S. District Court James R. Miller Jr Richard A. Winn Roger M. Shaw FCC Winn Shaw college Board of Miller Board of Trustees Baltimore Maryland State Teachers Association Board of Trustees Shaw and Winn

Frederick's Foundations earns state Bicentennial endorsement

Maryland Bicentennial Commission chair Miss Louise Gore announced that Frederick News-Post's upcoming Frederick's Foundations supplement series has received official endorsement. The project must honor revolutionary ideals and serve educational community value while meeting commission themes. The notice also references a separate state police bulletin about an armed robbery at Araby Grocery.

Louise Gore Maryland Bicentennial Commission Frederick's Foundations Frederick News-Post Miss Gore News-Post Maryland oey Araby Minerva P. Morris Md. 355 Tpr William H. Wood Frederick

Chrysler rebates target compact cars as Ford weighs tariff hike

Inside The News notes Chrysler offering rebates on compact models while Ford considers a tariff increase on oil imports. A separate page reports lawyers tied to a baby selling racket and Israel's stance on captured land ahead of regional issues. Security guard surrenders after a deadly attack with three killed and 37 wounded. Weather outlook shows showers today and mid 60s highs with mix of clouds and sun tomorrow.

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