Carter to name Cabinet before Christmas from home base
President elect Carter spends the week in Plains Georgia interviewing Cabinet prospects by telephone while working weekend in Albany. He aims to name the entire Cabinet before Christmas ten weeks hence, with Cyrus R. Vance-designated as Secretary of State and talks on energy bureau consolidation amid Pentagon briefings. Demonstrators interrupted as he outlined possible defense budget cuts of five to seven billion.
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Mandel mulls budget as Maryland faces tax hike bets
Maryland Governor Mandel says next year's general fund will rise about ten million over this year to 1.25 billion, with a lottery funds change under review to boost near term revenues. Lt. Gov. Lee signals inevitable tax boosts, possibly a one cent sales tax increase, while Goldstein argues a tax rise may be unnecessary.
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Myersville water system tops Frederick County COG list
A Federal Regional Council prioritized public works with a $4.31 million package led by Myersville water system. Other funded items include Thurmonts storage tank. Frederick City fire station. Board of Education roof and renovations. multiple county roads contracts. Middletown Green Street upgrade. and countywide road projects. The plan relies on 45 day federal state funding deadlines and mid-Atlantic project share.
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A&P's Super Cash Bingo challenged in Frederick Court
The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co. faced a court test over its Super Cash Bingo game after a cease and desist from the state's attorney following a Consumer Protection Division complaint. Circuit Court Judge Samuel W. Barrick heard over three hours of testimony but reserved judgment.
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Army awards contract for new helicopters
ARMY awards a contract for new helicopters while the Labor Relations Board faces charges of unfair practices. The weather outlook reports variable clouds with a chance of rain or sleet by evening and rain or freezing rain likely tonight with lows in the 30s. Sunday brings considerable cloudiness and a high near 43. A Holmes quote notes youth versus age.
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Four charged for firearms and marijuana
Four people were arrested early Saturday on marijuana and firearm charges. Three adults Michael Burrughs 19 Daniel Ward 18 and Glenn Burdette 21 and a juvenile were stopped on I 270 north of Frederick for speeding and erratic driving. A shotgun and marijuana were found and the juvenile released to parents. Maryland’s Numbers Game daily lottery 731 drawn Friday.
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Gaithersburg
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Prosecution seeks prompt retrial in Mandel case
Federal prosecutors urge a speedy retrial of Maryland Governor Marvin Mandel and all five associates indicted with him in 1975 after a mistrial. They ask to begin within 66 days, aiming for late summer next year, with Kovens to be tried alongside the group if granted.
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Chrysler to challenge recall order
Detroit report says Chrysler Corp will contest a government order to recall 28 000 large engine cars for excessive carbon monoxide emissions. EPA's recall covers about one fifth of 1975 models including Newport Fury and Dodge Monaco and Coronet.
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