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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1976

Page

6

Brown campaigns in Maryland touts full employment for strong policy

California Governor Edmund G. Brown Jr. urged full employment as the foundation for foreign policy and urban renewal during a 30 minute speech to about 50 labor officials in Pikesville Maryland. He said policy should flow from the people and stressed cities must be livable while labor leaders predicted potential appeal to younger workers. May 18 Maryland primary drew less notice than Michigan’s, yet Brown drew large crowds as he entered the race.

Pikesville California Edmund G. Brown Jr Maryland United States Brown Washington League Michael Goodman Carol Wallace William Katzel Gregory Wims James P. Gleason Paulin

Udall Demands Straight Answers From Carter In Maryland

Rep Morris Udall urged Jimmy Carter to disclose his true positions and identity as he battles for the Democratic presidential nomination. Udall pressed in Baltimore Columbia and Garrett Park arguing Carter lacks clear stand on key issues and confronts a divided field.

Baltimore Jimmy Carter Morris Udall Georgia Democratic Party Tam Adair Maryland Jimmy Carter Ford Udall Columbia Garrett Park Arizona Liberal Hubert Humphrey University of Arizona Mo Udall Labor

Montgomery group drums up opposition to county budget

About 130 residents attended an emergency Montgomery County Taxpayers League meeting at Kensington Park Library urging letters to County Councilmembers to hold line on taxes. League leaders claim up to 200 dollars more in taxes this year if the budget isn’t cut and push for reductions by trimming frills and positions.

Kensington Montgomery County Taxpayers League Leo Paulin Kensington Park Allied Civic Group Montgomery County Civic Federation Joe Russek Vanana Trasedingidadelace Cizapan League

Overcrowding Clamps Spring Grove Prison Hospital Inmates

Spring Grove Hospital Center in Maryland has stopped accepting criminals needing psychiatric testing due to crowding. Prince George's County faces long delays at Clifton T. Perkins and other facilities, forcing inmates to remain in crowded jails while judges warn of potential system collapse without sanctions. The forensic unit holds 55 though space is only for 30 to 35, with inmates sleeping on mattresses on the floor.

Catonsville Spring Grove John M. Hamilton

Frederick man injured in single vehicle wreck on Yellow Springs Road

A Frederick County man, David A. Brockway, 41, of At. U Frederick, was treated and released at Frederick Memorial Hospital after a single vehicle crash on Yellow Springs Road. He was charged with drunk driving and jailed. Also charged were Roland R. Crummitt, 39, with drunk driving after rutting a stop sign on West South Street, and Gregory J. Gaither for disorderly conduct at Frederick Towne Mall. Trial for Crummitt is set for June 8.

Frederick County Frederick Mermorial Hospital Yellow Springs David A. Brockway At. U Frederick Brockway Frederick Memorial Hospital Tpr. F.C West South Street Joyce A. Gray Charles Town W. Va Montgomery Ward Frederick Towne Mall George L. Turner Baltimore Aawind South Ice Streets Constantine J. Manatos Silver Spring Cynthia M. Carnes East Fifth Street West Seventh Street Fairview Avenue Steve D. Eckenrode LeGore James E. Hill South Street

Cracks Probed in New State Office Building

A consulting engineer will be hired to determine the cause of cracks appearing on two major concrete support beams of the Herbert R. O'Conor State Office Building in Baltimore. The firm Ewell, Bornhardt & Associates will be paid up to 5000 dollars and the study should finish within a month.

Baltimore Herbert R. O’conor General Services George Lewis Ewell Board of Public Works

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