Maryland approves Frederick courthouse complex joint contract
The Maryland Board of Public Works approved a state-Frederick County contract to build a Frederick courthouse complex. Governor Mandel praised cooperation and urged other counties to pursue similar collaborations. Goldstein highlighted Frederick's Civil War era role in sharing facilities. County officials thanked lawmakers and planned next steps with an architect.
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ANNAPOLIS
Maryland Board of Public Works
Frederick County
Frederick
Marvin Mandel
Mandel
Louis Goldstein
Maryland
Ford and Miki discuss peace efforts in Korea and alliance
President Ford and Japanese Prime Minister Takeo Miki wrap two days of talks with a joint statement stressing that a secure South Korea is essential to regional peace. They favor peaceful Korean unification but reaffirm U S defense commitments to Seoul and to Japan in case of attack, noting the strengthened U S Japan alliance.
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WASHINGTON
Ford
Takeo Miki
South Korea
Asia
North
United States
Seoul
Hiroshima
Miki
Japan
White House
U.S
Indochina
FBI follows Hoffa leads in missing leader case
Detroit report says Hoffa foster son Charles O Brien seen with a close Fitzsimmons associate the day after Hoffa vanished. FBI seeks to question O Brien while family searches for him amid union tensions and ongoing inquiries.
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DETROIT
St. Louis Post Dispatch
Teamster
Jimmy Hoffa
Hoffa
Teamsters
Frank Fitzsimmons
Charles
Chuckie
O’Brien
FBI
O'Brien
Detroit News
Transfer of Ijamsville students delayed
The Frederick County Board of Education postponed transferring 24 Ijamsville students to East Frederick School until the county redistricting required by HEW is completed in September 1976. Parents argue for keeping children at Green Valley Elementary citing economics and safety. Community leaders test a local bridge for bus weight and distance impacts, with officials pledging action after bridge trials.
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Nelson Myers II
John Blomquist
Russell Olden
Board of Education
Ijamsville
Green Valley
East Frederick
Frederick County Board of Education
HEW
Marvin Mandel
James Sensenbaugh
Maryland
Sjamsville
Donald Lewis
Edgar Wirts
Green Valley Elementary
Lewis
Virts
Frederick
Lewis and
Paul
Gavel-Wielding Official Charged After Club Ruling Incident
Floyd Melton, president of Riverside County Democratic Central Committee, faces a misdemeanor battery charge for striking Sidney Phillips with a gavel during a Palm Springs club chartering meeting. Phillips required hospital treatment for a 1 inch gash and was later released.
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RIVERSIDE
Calif
Riverside County
Democratic party
Floyd Melton
Democratic Central Committee
Melton
Palm Springs
Sidney Phillips
Phillips
FSK owner seeks extra time to negotiate hotel sale
Francis Scott Key Hotel owner asks Farmers & Mechanics National Bank to grant three months to pursue negotiated sale without foreclosure pressure. The assignee plans foreclosure on the hotel tied to the N and D Todd’s Children’s Fund due to about $55 000 in delinquent taxes and water charges. Norman W. Todd, fund chairman, says multiple Washington and Baltimore buyers remain interested and vows to propose a timed sale to bank leaders.
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Francis Scott Key
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
N & D Todd's Children’s Fund
Norman W. Todd
trust fund
Washington
Baltimore
Todd
Benjamin Shuff
Mayor hopes FSK Hotel reopens as community center
Mayor Ronald N. Young voiced hope that a group may acquire and retain part of the Francis Scott Key Hotel to serve as a community hub. The hotel faces foreclosure sale for about 55000 in delinquent taxes and bills, with private sale anticipated.
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FSK
Ronald N. Young
Young
Economic Signals Show Consumer Credit Rise in Improving Economy
Inside The News reports consumer credit increases as the economy improves. The piece notes CIA profits from front organizations and a UN debate on Viet Nam and South Korea memberships. Also includes a local forecast of clouds and showers with highs in the 70s and 80s.
PSC delays rate ruling in Chesapeake and Potomac case
The Maryland Public Service Commission will rule within 30 days after hearing arguments in Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co of Maryland rate case re hearing. C P seeks a $10.7 million going level adjustment to recover labor costs through intrastate rates. Opposing counsel argues adjustments already allowed and urges adherence to test year rules.
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NEW YORK
New York Stock Exchange
Wall Street
BALTIMORE
Maryland Public Service Commission
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company of Maryland
William Sarver
PSC
People’s
Gary R. Alexander
Sarver
Alexander
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Nelson Myers III
WTRI radio
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Olden
Myers
M.A. MALIK
South Market Street
city Board of Election Supervisors
Board of Aldermen
election board
Inside The News
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Julian Harris
Delaware Bay
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