Board Takes No Action in Faculty Welfare Dispute
FCC Board meets to discuss two proposals aimed at ending ongoing faculty welfare disputes with the administration. One plan would form a faculty administration discussion committee to craft agreements for Board consideration, while the counter proposal mirrors the long standing bargaining agreement with the Frederick County Teachers Association. Other notes include progress toward FAA approval for the Aviation Maintenance Program as continued from previous meetings.
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Board of Education
Frederick County Teachers Association
Dennis Hawkes
Federal Aviation Administration
Mathias cites dwindling world resources for Frederick Rotarians
Senator Charles Mathias warned of shrinking energy and mineral reserves citing Atomic Energy Commission projections. He said aluminum ore and copper, tin, mercury will exhaust in coming decades and oil will remain scarce even with alternative energy efforts. He urged conservation and tighter resource management.
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Charles McC. Mathias
Frederick Rotarians
World Resources
Atomic Energy Commission
Mathias
Paley
AEC
City and County Workers Gear Up for Four Day Christmas Break
City and county employees will enjoy a four day Christmas holiday while most county businesses stay open Monday with shorter hours. Frederick offices and federal agencies close Christmas Eve and Day. Law enforcement will patrol. banks mail Monday. Maryland Employment Service offices plan staggered reporting with Wednesday and Thursday claim entries.
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Frederick
Eestraicete Coricimac
Maryland Department of Employment and Secial Services
Civic Federation Proposes Statewide Land Use Bills
The Frederick County Civic Federation asks Maryland counties to adopt two optional land use bills to buy development rights. One plan would fund purchases via transfer taxes and property taxes with bonds to preserve farmland. the other backs a development rights program where developers buy rights.
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Frederick County
Civic Federation
Judith Curtis
Adamstown
FCCF
Maryland General Assembly
Maryland
William Goodman
Prince George's County
Spicknall Protests Byron on Abortion Petition
County Health Officer Dr. Charles G. Spicknall wrote Congressman Goodloe E. Byron to protest his signing of Lawrence Hogan's discharge petition to bring a proposed constitutional amendment out of the House Judiciary Committee. Spicknall urged Byron to remove his name, arguing the Hogan bill would bypass normal legislative review and affect abortion rights.
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Charles G. Spicknall
Goodloe E. Byron
Lawrence Hogan
Supreme Court
Hogan
House Judiciary Committee
House
Congress
Senate
Spicknall
Byron
Urgent 10 Gallon Weekly Gas Limit Urged
Energy czar William Simon called for a voluntary 10 gallon per driver weekly limit to avoid mandatory rationing. He said enforcement would not be imposed yet and noted 1.3 million barrels of military jet fuel would be released to U S airlines through January end.
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Simon
Washington
Energy
Willam E. Simon
Limi
Mesaii
Hat
Nixon
Pentagon
United States Iternational
Sumon
Congress
Evolution
Congressional Conference
Carleson
Freezing Rain and Fog Hamper Christmas Shoppers
Intermittent freezing rain and heavy fog through Saturday create hazardous driving as thousands shop for last minute gifts. Temperatures drop to the mid teens overnight and highs reach the mid 30s to 40s before fair weather returns by Saturday night, with Christmas Eve outlook improving.
Welfare Cheats Costing Taxpayers 1.17 Billion
A government audit finds about one million AFDC families are ineligible or overpaid, costing taxpayers 1.17 billion annually. States will implement corrective action plans to cut error rates by June 30 1975, with penalties for failure to reduce funding.
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Washington
Hesse
of Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
Gallup Organization Inc
AFDC
Caspar W. Weinberger
North da
Dear to Lead House Impeachment Probe Staff
John M Dear a former assistant at torney general was named to head the House Judiciary Committee staff conducting the impeachment inquiry into President Nixon. Dear a 52 year old Republican will oversee about a dozen lawyers and direct the investigation, with bipartisan support noted by Rep Rodino. The selection follows an intensive search and aims to add credibility to the probing process.
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Washington
John M. Dear
Howe Judiciary Committee
Nixon
Dear
New York City
House Judiciary Committee
Mot
Rodino
Congress
Travel Was Adventure and Fun in Harbaugh Remembrance
Roland W. Harbaugh reflects on earlier travel eras compared with modern highway speeds. He recalls 58 mph limits, frequent tire flats, long trips that now seem swift, and the shift from personal adventure to faster, more convenient motor travel. He links memories to his family business era and a 1960 essay for the Sunday Sun Magazine.
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Frederick
Roland W. Harbaugh
Hudsons
Harbaugh
Mae
Jen
Harbeugh
America
Hoccarel
Westminster
Reisterstown
Shank
Sunday Sun Magazine
Palace
Ford
Essex
Coir
No Activities In Schools In Frederick County
Maryland Superintendent directive leads Frederick County schools to suspend all activities January 2 to 6. No teams will play or practice or travel and no cuts during the period as schools conserve energy per official announcement.
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Maryland
Frederick County
Stock Market Rises After Energy Policy Hints
In New York the stock market gained in early trading as analysts cite favorable reaction to the administration’s energy measures. The Dow Jones rose 235 points to 632.10 by 10 30 am while advances edged declines.
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New York
Mits
Cost of Living Council
Theew York Stock Exchange
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