Eastalco offers strikers 40 cent raise in settlement offer
Eastalco Aluminum workers meeting at the National Guard Armory will hear a settlement offer including a 40 cent hourly raise and quarterly cost of living adjustments. The Dear Eastalco Employee letter, signed by President Harvey Armistrout, outlines the package as union leaders set a Thursday informational meeting in Frederick to explain the terms and decide on a vote within days.
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National Guard
Eastalco
Harvey P. Armistrout
Frederick
Long brothers arrested for shooting strikers
Merrill C. Long Jr. and Joseph Ray Long, both of Adamstown, were arrested on attempted murder charges after a Sunday shotgun attack at Eastalco Aluminum Company’s main gate on Manor Woods Road injuring Charles Gue and Peter Schrock. Bond set at 200000 dollars each. no trial date set.
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Victor Wolfe
Merl! C. Long Jr
Joseph Ray Long
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Eastalco
Charles F. Gue
Frederick
Peter A. Schrock
Hagerstown
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Eustalco
Manor Woods Road
Ballenger Creek Road
Merril Long Jr
Glenmore Rice to run again in mayor's race
Glenmore V. Rice, a 66 year old Republican businessman and former two term alderman, filed to run for mayor of Frederick seeking a rematch with incumbent Ronald N. Young. Rice criticized the South Market Street underground wiring project and the use of general bonds for the city parking deck, urging Revenue Bonds instead and vowing to reassess flood control costs if elected. Young defended the project and noted the technical nature of bond choices while predicting continued service priorities and economic concerns.
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Frederick
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South Market Street
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Frederick mayor urges WRA to offer compliance methods
Mayor Ronald N. Young said the Waiter Resources Administration should suggest ways for the City of Frederick and surrounding towns to meet clean water rules rather than only listing noncompliant items. He noted the city and county municipalities may struggle to meet the standards and referenced citations for Brunswick and Emmitsburg.
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Frederick
Waiter Resources Administration
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City Hall
Brunswick
Emtitsburg
Elizabeth II Visits Northern Ireland Uneasy Talks Elsewhere
The page notes Queen Elizabeth II in Northern Ireland amid a wider split over PLO talks between the United States and Israel. Weather outlook forecasts very warm, humid conditions with possible afternoon or evening thunderstorms, high temperatures mid 80s to around 90, lows in the 70s, with partial clouds and continued heat on Thursday and possible storms. The issue also includes a quirky newspaper tagline and a line about songwriter Irving Berlin.
Mandel jury begins deliberations in Maryland corruption case
The seven men and five women jury started deliberations in the Gen. Marvin Mandel political corruption trial in Baltimore federal court. The case centers on alleged purchases and gifts tied to Marlboro Race Track and legislative favors during Mandel's 1972 term. The defense argued Mandel did not sell official acts. prosecutors said Mandel knew his friends owned the track.
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Edward A. Garmatz Federal Building
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Hess
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Skolnik
Ma Mandel
Racing Commission
Legislature
Rin Mandel
Bartgis Grimes May and Stull seek GOP alderman nod
Four Republican candidates for the Frederick city Board of Aldermen announced seeking party support at the Board of Election Supervisors office alongside mayoral hopeful Glenmore Rice. The slate includes Calvin Cy Bartgis James Staley Grimes George E May Jr and Lincoln S Stull with Claude R DeLauter Jr already seeking reelection. Bartgis profiles extensive local affiliations and long service with C P Telephone while Grimes runs several Frederick area businesses and civic roles.
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Frederick City
Board of Election Supervisors
Winchester Hall
Glenmore V. Rice
Lincoln S. Stull
James S. Grimes
Calvin “Cy” Bartgis
George E. Mayer
Board of Aldermen
C. Kurt Holter
City Board of Aldermen
Calvin
Cy” Bartgis
James Staley Grimes
George E. May Jr
Glenmore Rice
Lorene Bowlus
Claude R. DeLauter Jr
Midway Drive
Frederick County
Clayta Lydia Bartois
Lana Sue Harman
Judith Ann Houriehaus
Damascus
Bartgis
C & P Telephone Company
Maryland
Frederick
Fallows
Cold Deer Hunting An Fishing Club, Inc
Independent Co
Hagerstown
Tax credit disappointment for Burkittsville retiree in circuit breaker
Retired railroad worker Lester Fauble laments a meager tax break under Maryland s circuit breaker law. He received a 34.66 tax cut on a 194.75 bill, leaving him with only 4.66 after the credit. Fauble, 60, on a fixed pension of 407.05 monthly, lives with his wife and relatives and doubts the program helps elders whose income is low yet home value is modest.
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Burkittsville
Fauble
Town Hall
Winchester Hall
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