New Market Middle School Named In Frederick County Board Action
The school board approved New Market Middle School name for grades 6-8 serving New Market Green Valley and Linganore districts with Bushey and Burrey as the architect. Estimated project cost is 4.225 million dollars and construction advances with seven related resolutions.
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east county
Board of Education
New Market Middle School
William G. Linehan
Frederick L. Smith
New Market
Weller Brothers, Inc
New Windsor
InterAgency Committee
Frederick High School
Horace Mann
Rita S. Gordon
North Frederick
Brunswick Elementary
Walkersville High
Heard
SR&R
Green Valley
Linganore
Bushey & Burrey
Researchers rule out swine flu in mystery disease
Pennsylvania state officials led by Gov. Milton Shapp say preliminary tests indicate the killer illness is not swine flu though they have yet to determine its cause. 23 deaths and 138 hospitalizations linked to a Legion convention are noted as investigations continue with federal support and a city hotline handling hundreds of inquiries daily.
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PHILADELPHIA
Milton Shapp
Harrisburg
Shapp
Leonard Bachman
Bachman
American Legion
Jay Satz
Satz
Stephen Thacker
Thacker
Pennsylvania
Chambersburg
David Sencer
Atlanta
Sencer
federal Center for Disease Control
New Jersey
New York
California
City Hall
north Philadelphia
CDC
U.S. Center for Disease Control
Congress pressed to act on swine flu vaccinations
Washington reports urge swift action on an insurance plan to back a government immunization program for swine flu. Health officials seek Senate and House moves before adjournment, aiming for late September start with priority for elderly and high risk.
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Congress
WASHINGTON
Pennsylvania
House Commerce Committee
David Mathews
health, education and welfare
Senate
Philadelphia
Subcommittee
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Paul G. Rogers
D-Fla
House
Jay Satz
David J. Sencer
Linganore fish kill spurs clash with Maryland water board
Mayor Ronald Young charged the Maryland Water Resources Administration with not consulting the city about Linganore Creek fish kills. WRA enforcement chief Parise said investigators spoke with City Engineer Pue and officials on scene. The board found 500 plus fish dead from unpermitted discharges and ordered a hearing set for Aug. 12 in Annapolis with city leaders to attend.
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Ronald Young
Maryland Water Resources Administration
Linganore Creek
WRA
Ronald J. Parise
Michael E. Pue Jr
Parise
state water board
Young
Annapolis
City meeting agenda outlines hearings and permits for 1976 notices
Tonight at 7 30 the mayor and Board of Aldermen will hear about amending plumbing code to allow plastic and glass pipe under conditions and a planning commission request to close Willow and Redwood Streets through the Glass property A flood plain parking lot text amendment and bicycle licensing discussion are on the docket Also requests include Fall Festival Parade Day on Oct 17 1976 street alley pedestrian conversion on South Market Street tennis court usage for a Maryland Jaycees tournament a West Al Saints Street closing for a Bull Roast Aug 7 1976 a Montgomery Development Corporation utility connections purchase and right of way matters and historic district expansion committee reports plus budgetless repairs and sewer right of way actions
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South Market Street
Frederick Jaycees
Maryland Jaycees
Mountain City Ledge No
IBPOE
West Al Saints Street
Bentz Street
Ice Street
Montgomery Development Corporation
B&O
Enloe
Amber Meadows
Maryland Numbers Game results and weekly draws
The Maryland Numbers Game daily winning number is 012. Weekly draws include the $50,000 game 523939 and Millionaire Finalist 15018. 14 for $1 game six-digit 18257 five-digit 49061 four-digit 4231 three-digit 626, plus 1776 Bonus 04595.
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BALTIMORE
Maryland
KISSINGER and Callaghan seek South Africa racial solution
The report notes efforts by Henry Kissinger and Michael Callaghan to address racial tensions in apartheid era South Africa. It mentions a police crackdown in Soweto and broader unrest affecting black communities.
Lebanon declares cease-fire amid Beirut fighting
A new cease-fire in Lebanon went into effect after heavy overnight fighting in Beirut. Five hours after the deadline a Palestinian spokesman reported only minor gunfire and a fatal mortar strike on a Palestinian camp. The plan includes Arab League peacekeepers and reopening Beirut’s airport by mid August.
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BEIRUT
Lebanon
Tal Zaatar
Nabaa
Christian Phalange party
International Red Cross
Schweiker faces cool reception in Mississippi campaign
In Jackson Mississippi Ronald Reagan and Sen Richard Schweiker begin a preconvention tour with Schweiker drawing a cool reception. Mississippi leaders admit some delegation support may have shifted after Schweiker’s selection. Reagan aims to win uncommitted Ford delegates in New York and New Jersey.
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Ronald Reagan
Richard Schweiker
R.-Pa
Jackson
Miss
Reagan
W.D
Billy’ Mounger
Mississippi
Swan Yerger
hunter
Ford
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Arab League
Safar
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