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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Aug 14, 1976

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Teachers reassigned for racial balance in Frederick plans

Frederick County Board of Education reassigns 17 teachers to new schools to meet OCR racial balance goals for next year. An additional 11 teachers are listed as reassigned due to staff reductions. The six city elementary schools aim for 6.5 percent minority teachers and 19 percent minority students countywide.

Office of Civil Right OCR Frederick County Board of Education Frederick City Gordon Anderson Carolyn Dorsey South Frederick Parkway Charlotte Woodrow Ruth Haynesworth North Frederick Brenda Bohn Jessica Gee P.E Woodsboro

Perseid Meteor Shower Lights Northeast Sky Tonight

The Perseid meteor shower will streak the northeast sky between midnight and 4 a.m. Sunday if skies are clear. Up to 60 or 70 meteors per hour are expected as Earth passes through debris from a long-ago comet. A telescope is not needed and observer should view away from lights toward the Big Dipper.

Perseus earth

Sadat accuses Libyan leader of hijacking plot

STEEL firm raises prices 4.5 to 0.8 percent. Medical teams rush to Florida nursing home. Variable clouds and humidity expected this weekend with scattered thunderstorms. Temperatures rise from mid 80s to around 90, lows near 70, Sunday highs in the 80s. The actor Lionel Barrymore remarked that kindness equals happiness.

FBI section chief admits criminal charge

John P. Dunphy, an FBI section chief and 28 year bureau veteran, pleaded guilty to converting government property to his own use. He admitted stealing lumber and materials worth about 100 dollars, faces up to a year in prison and a 1000 dollar fine, and was fired as part of a broader corruption probe within the FBI.

WASHINGTON FBI bureau John P. Dunphy Justice Department Dunphy Thursday Department Robert Havel Havel Atty J. Stanley Pottinger Department Clarence M Kelley Kelley

Second disease outbreak feared at Eucharistic Congress

Pennsylvania health officials confirm two patients who attended the 41st International Eucharistic Congress in Philadelphia were hospitalized with legionnaire's disease symptoms. A 54-year-old Spokane priest and a 32-year-old Danbury musician, stayed at Bellevue Stratford Hotel, were treated in Washington DC and Danbury. Authorities caution the illness may not be contagious and call for close monitoring.

PHILADELPHIA Pennsylvania Spokane Wash Danbury Lewis Polk Polk David Soricelli Soricelli Bellevue Stratford Hotel the Legion convention American Legion Leonard Bachman Bachman federal Center for Disease Control Atlanta

Urgent recall of mixed label antihistamine and stimulant pills

The FDA recalls over 29 000 Pyribenzamine hydrochloride bottles after some units may contain Ritalin tablets. Labels show 12 50 mg Pyribenzamine daily, but one bottle had 20 mg Ritalin, eight times the daily stimulant dose. Manufacturer Ciba Pharmaceutical alerts doctors and pharmacists. shipments totaled 2.9 million tablets east of the Rockies between Jan 16 and Apr 4.

WASHINGTON Food and Drug Administration FDA Rocky Mountains Ciba Pharmaceutical Co Summit, N.J Cooper Laboratories Wayne, N.J

Winchester Hall complex eyed for extra district court room

Negotiations between county and state seek space in the enlarged Winchester Hall to add an additional courtroom for the district court. Judge Byron W Thompson notes no definite plans yet but confirms talks underway as a temporary relief for crowded motor vehicle case dockets until new facilities arise.

Winchester Hall district court Thompson

Offshore oil leasing plan blocked by federal judge

A federal judge blocked the first sale of offshore Atlantic oil and gas leases, citing state law conflicts that could hamper pipelines and on shore facilities. The injunction paused the auction of 876,750 acres in the Baltimore Canyon Trough as Interior seeks quick review.

NEW YORK Atlantic Ocean U.S Jack B. Weinstein New York State Department of the Interior U.S. Court of Appeals U.S. Department of the Interior Baltimore Canyon Trough

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