Tammy Wynette to headline Great Frederick Fair schedule
Tammy Wynette will headline the Great Frederick Fair with shows Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday nights. Barbara Mandrell and Hager Brothers from Hee Haw appear in the midweek lineup along with the Life singing group performing daily. Fair runs September 16 to 20 with catalog mailed to livestock exhibitors only and new entry fee increases to 2.50 in several buildings.
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Great Frederick Fair
Frederick Fair
fairgrounds
James McClellan
attractions committee
Hee-Haw
Barbara Mandrell
Hager Brothers
Life
Paul S Stull named first principal for new Vo Tech Center
Paul S Stull, 39, agriculture teacher at Walkersville High, was approved as the first principal of the proposed 2.5 million Vocation Technical Center set to open in 1977. He has 11 years in county education, including posts at West Frederick Junior High and Frederick High. Four other admin appointments were announced, including David A Marple as principal of Walkersville Middle School.
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Board of Education
Paul S. Stull
Walkersville High School
West Frederick
Frederick High
Walkersville
David A. Marple
Walkersville Middle School
Michael S. Kline
Green Valley Elementary
Baumbach Named Frederick County Data Processing Director
Unanimous county commission approval clears the way for Robert Baumbach to become director of data processing. He will run a computer operated service bureau serving county municipal and Board of Education departments with potential state contracts. Baumbach's start date is next Monday and he faces a challenging, efficiency oriented role.
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Frederick County
Robert Baumbach
Baumbach
Board of Education
James Bryan
Bryan
Donald Lewis
Lewis
Wirts
Commisoner Dorsey
Crum
Sterling Bollinger
Montgomery Community College
Montgomery County
Philco-Ford Corporation
Philadelphia
Department of Public Instruction
Harrisburg
Educators delay pupil transfers and approve school expansion
The Frederick County Board of Education postponed a decision on moving 21 to 24 Ijamsville students from Green Valley to East Frederick Elementary until September 1976 to align with HEW integration rules. The board did approve a $1.4 million bid to expand North Frederick School amid concerns about Green Valley overcrowding and East Frederick under enrollment.
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Frederick
East Frederick
Frederick Smith
Green Valley
Smith
Ijamsville
John Blomquist
Nelson Myers III
Russell Olden
Mayor rules out rent controls in city
Mayor Ronald N. Young ruled out enacting a rent control ordinance after city attorney Wo Milner Roberts said the city lacks power under current law. The memo cites no city or state provision authorizing such control and notes the only statewide law had expired July 1. The proposal, pushed by county officials and tenants groups, sparked controversy over legality and desirability amid steep rent hikes.
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Ronald N. Young
Wo Milner Roberts
NAACP
Human Relations Council
Inflation resurges as food and fuel costs rise
Washington reports wholesale prices jumped 1.2 percent in July led by food and farm products, lifting the annual rate. Analysts warn of temporary factors, while Greenspan touts a solid, if fragile, recovery and limited long term inflation.
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WASHINGTON
Labor Department
Brazil
Alan Greenspan
Council of Economic Advisers
Wheeling-Pittsburgh Steel Corp
Ford
Greenspan
Japanese Red Army frees 15 hostages at Kuala Lumpur
Five terrorists release 15 captives including U S Consul Robert Stebbins and a Swedish diplomat then fly toward Libya with substitutes and five other radicals. The hostages say they were treated well. Stebbins notes the group was organized and determined. The plane refueled in Colombo before heading to Tripoli. authorities vow to shoot anyone who leaves the craft.
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KUALA LUMPUR
Malaysia
Red Army
U.S
Robert Stebbins
Libya
Colombo
Sri Lanka
Ceylon
Tripoli
Stebbins
Clovis
N.M
Hoffa’s son quizzes O Brien on the test
Inside The News notes a testing exchange as Hoffa’s son questions O Brien. A murder charge is reduced for Arnold. Portugal moves toward civil strife while weather remains mostly cloudy with cool temperatures. Roger Eaton is cited as an English philosopher from circa 1214 to 1284.
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HOFFA
O'Brien
Roger Eaton
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Donald L. Lewis
Hyattsville Fire Department
Holly Hills Farm
Hamsville
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Linehan
Blomquist
Winchester Hall
Ronnie D. Smith
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