West Third Street house eyed as youth home site
Frederick County Group Homes plans a house on 13 West Third Street to shelter five female youths aged 13 to 15 with a trained house parent pair. The project, funded partly by federal and state agencies, faces neighborhood opposition amid concerns over safety and suitability, echoing earlier dispute over a North Market Street proposal.
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Frederick County Hears Waste and Sewage Decisions Monday
The Board of County Commissioners faces two major items including a county-wide solid waste plan using private haulers phased in from July and a Ballenger Creek sewage plant bid decision. A mosaic implementation proposal by Commissioner Crum and task force recommendations frame the agenda, with votes expected Monday.
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Board of County Commissioners
Lawrence Johnson
Paul S Crum Jr
Johnson
Thurmont
Dublin Road
Woodsboro
Crum
Crums
Edgar Wirts
Ballenger Creek
Richard E Zimmerman
Federal Environmental Protection Agency
County Metropolitan Commission
Donald Kunkoski
Metro Commission
Kunkesk
Boards of Commissioners
Frederick County Insurance Committee
Senate panel rejects Maryland bank bill on usury ceiling
Maryland Senate Economic Affairs Committee killed a banking industry bill that would indirectly raise interest rates by removing the 12 percent usury cap on state banks. The measure aimed to preserve a dual banking system with federally chartered banks and would have shifted rate parity between state and national banks. Proponents argued for competitiveness while critics warned borrowers would pay more. testimony cited current ceilings for finance companies and the differing regimes for state and national banks.
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Senate Economic Affairs Committee
William S. Wilson
Maryland Banking Commissioner
Maryland Bankers Association
Maryland
Wilson
William Weaver
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Congressman offers salary rebate to taxpayers rejected by government
South Dakota Congressman Larry Pressler offered to return 10 percent of his salary, about $4.20 per day, to the state to curb inflation. The House sergeant at arms declined citing a 50 year old rule. Pressler deposited $354 to South Dakota's general fund after the state accepted the offer. He says the move supports a fiscally conservative message while pursuing a bill for voluntary refunds by federal employees.
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South Dakota
Larry Pressier
Pressler
David Vork
House
Comptroller General
Congress
Presser
Enrollment at Frederick Community College hits record high
FCC officials report 1482 students enrolled in second semester day and evening credit courses, a 12 percent rise from 1974. The gain reflects new programs added in 1975, including a First Academic Mini-Semester and a March start for a Saturday Semester offering eight courses.
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Simon Predicts U.S. Economic Upturn in Q4
Treasury Secretary William F. Simon said the nation’s economic recovery should begin in the final quarter, revising earlier projections. He cited Arab oil embargo impacts and warned of a 4.4 percent GNP decline this year, with unemployment around 7.2 percent in January and ongoing risks to growth.
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Treasury
William F. Simon
Simon
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Corina
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Vo Tech Week Highlights Growing School Program
The feature outlines National Vocational Education Week and Maryland's Vo Tech program growth. It cites rankings, per student expenditures, teacher loads, and enrollment patterns, with discussion of local employer views and the push for career education at the junior high and secondary levels.
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