LeGore Woman Killed in Md 194 Wreck Near Haughs Church Road
A LeGore woman, Patsy Ann Hollis 25, died at the scene when her southbound car veered on Md 194 near Haughs Church Road, struck a utility pole, overturned, and rested on its roof. Injuries reported in a separate Long’s Mill Road bridge crash involved Donna Marie Day 20 of Emmitsburg, treated and released after a bridge was knocked off its foundation. three passengers escaped serious injury. Charges pending further investigation.
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MD. 194
Haugh's Church Road
Ladiesburg
Patsy Ann Hollis
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Woodsboro
R.J. Thomas
Th. Dennis FP. Murphey
Long's Mill Road
Donna Marie Day
Emmitsburg
Long’s Mill Road
Joy
Annie Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
Sharon A. Joy
John T. Ott Jr
Donald Blower
Thurmont
Tfc
D.L. Hoffman
FCC moves to seek state grant for auditorium at FCC
Board of Trustees approves filing for a $20,000 state grant to plan an assembly theatre at Frederick Community College. Retirement of dean Phillip Van Hook set for June 30 1976. Dr. Lewis W. Stephens gets vote of confidence as planning for a Campus Center for Early Learning is explored.
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Board of
Clement E. Gardiner
State Board For Community Colleges
J. Harold Hooper
Phillip 5. van Hook
FCC
Lewis W. Stephens
Campus Center For Early Learning
Ronald A. Wood
Gardiner
Stephens
Maynard M. Hurd Jr
Dr. Stephens
van Hook
Maryland bill aims to display instructional materials for public comment
A Frederick County Civic Federation forum weighed House Bill 470 to require public display of all instructional materials before purchase. Supporters call it a parental right while a teacher warns it could invite overreach and extra work. The bill would require 90 days of display and written public comments. Co-sponsor Del Raymond Beck joined Nichols in backing the measure.
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Maryland
Frederick County
del. Nichols
Nichols
Del
Raymond E. Beck
Carroll County
Advocates Press For Traditional Education Purity in School Leader
Good Government Advocates of Frederick County urge the Board of Education to choose a superintendent who prioritizes reading writing and arithmetic over social conditioning. They condemn group counseling value systems and self revelation in classrooms while arguing for standard subjects and budget restraint.
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Board of Education
J. V Alanasolf
Atanasolf
GGA
Imeelngs
susomKs
Advocate
Austin P. Renn
Adamstown
Herb Morrison
Boston High School Violence Surges After Federal Takeover
In South Boston High a day after US District Judge Garrity ordered a federal takeover, three black students were arrested as violence erupted. Windows were broken, and a NAACP office was firebombed amid threats, with damages reported from $500 to $25,000.
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Boston
Pigus Beeen
South Boston High
Boston Hospital
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Fire Department
US District Court
W. Arthur Garrity
Boston School Committee
Joseph McDonough
South Boston High School
Ee Senate
John Cunningham
Garrity
Cunningham
Federal
Veterans press VA on GI Bill payments at Frederick event
About 20 veterans at Frederick Community College told a VA official the agency fails to disburse GI Bill tuition funds reliably. Michael Parameros cited complex computer processes and varying personal factors that affect payment timing and amounts, leaving veterans anxious and unsure when checks arrive.
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FCC
Michael Parameres
Far Right
Neil Sandler
Frederick Community College
Veterans’ Administration
Michael Parameros
Maharishi
Parameros
Congress weighs NYC loan amid bankruptcy risk
Congress moves toward a 2.3 billion federal loan package for New York City to avert a possible bankruptcy. The package sits in a 10.3 billion supplemental bill as the Senate and House push bankruptcy reforms and expect passage, but action may stretch into early next week.
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Congress
New York City
Ford
Senate
House
White House
Pike to drop contempt move against Kissinger
House intelligence chair Otis Pike will drop contempt of Congress against Secretary Kissinger after White House briefings on covert State Department requests. The panel received assurances a majority of subpoenaed documents dating to 1961 will be produced, signaling substantial compliance and ending the dispute.
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Washington
House Intelligence Committee
Otis G. Pike
Alees Audi Agaitot
Henry A. Kissinger
White House
State Department
U.S
Kissinger
Pike
Sakharov Widow Accepts Nobel Peace Prize
Inside The News reports Sakharov's wife accepting the Nobel Peace Prize. Weather outlook notes variable cloudiness and breezy cold with possible showers or snow flurries, upper 30s to mid 40s, clear and colder tonight, lows near 30. Farmers seek riches next year amid comments from Philenvun on Greek playwright.
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