FCC budget request for Frederick Community College in 1981
Frederick Community College will seek a 2,978,852 dollar budget for 1981 led by President Jack B. Kussmans. The proposal shows a 6.8 percent rise over the current year, with a 10.4 percent county funding increase, and no tuition hike anticipated. The plan allocates 2,211,027 for salaries and includes state aid forecasts, hoping for stronger state support for community colleges.
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Frederick Community College
Jack B. Kussmans
Kussmaul
Kussman
Winchester Hall
Ielieve
FCC
Board of Trustees
Bani Sadr confronts militants over hostage crisis in Iran
In Tehran, President Bani Sadr criticized student militants for violating the constitution while limiting their access to national media and granting only four day visas to 49 Americans. Minachi was freed amid ongoing tensions as Waldheim suggested a possible early hostage release.
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Revolutionary Council
Ayatollah
Ruhollah Khomeini
Nasser Minachi
CIA
Tehran
Kayhan
America
Minachi
Tehran Radio-Tv
Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi
Iran
U.N
Kurt Waldheim
New York
Bani Sadr
Waldheim
Rudolf Stajduhar
Stajduhar
al Khadaf
Carter Aims to Register Women for First Time in U S History
White House details a proposed plan to register women for the draft beginning this summer at post offices nationwide. Officials warn the move will spark fierce congressional controversy and possible court challenges, while noting men would still be prioritized for drafting if needed.
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White House
Carter
Congress
Administration
House
Thomas P. O'Neill
A-1
State of the Union
Soviet Union
Selective Service
Kussmaul Responds to FCC Morale Comment As Acting President
FCC official Dr. Kussmaul, named acting president after Dr. Turner’s June death, says he aims for an open administration and accountability. He notes morale improvements, recalls prior roles in Maryland education, and highlights experience as superintendent, advisor, and former Brunswick High School principal.
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Matthews
Dr. Kussmaul
Kussmaul
Lewis O. Turner
Turner
Carl Mitschner
Lewis W. Stephens
FCC
Frederick
Somerset County
Maryland
Marvin Mandel
Blair Lee III
Columbia University
New York
George Weshivaten University
Washington
Fire log reports 24 hour period ending 10 am
Fire calls included a house fire at West Sixth Street at 5 23 am with Juniors Citizens and Uniteds responding a brush fire on Sagner Avenue at 7 37 pm and another brush fire along a county rail line near Bec tracks at 6 23 pm Units Uniteds Brunswick and Dargan responded Ambulance calls show emergencies eight routines zero Jail population lists 63 males and 2 females
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West Sixth Street
Citizens
Uniteds
Sagner Avenue
BEC
Brunswick
Dargan
State board tightens control over colleges
Annapolis Maryland State Board for Higher Education adopts stricter rules expanding its authority over private colleges including Hood College Villa Julie College and New Israel Rabbinical College The board can block new programs at institutions that fail to prove need in a move that could trigger a court challenge after a 10 3 vote and opposition from one member.
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Annapolis
State Board For Higher Education
Maryland
Hood College
Villa Julie College
New Israel Rabbinical College
Steny H. Hoyer
Hoyer
State Senate
J. Elizabeth Garroway
Maryland Independent College and University Association
State Attorney General’ Office
Harry K. Wells
Johns Hopkins University
Goucher College
St. John’s College
Washington College
Controversy over draft for women sparks campus talk
Students at Hood College debate gender roles in military service with reactions ranging from moral objections to concerns about front line exposure. Other Frederick items note a Feb 10 Elks Lodge meeting for park lot owners and a Maryland college policy dispute. A Frederick High School reunion planning session for the class of 1956 is also announced.
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Hood
Nancy Demeter
Cheshir
Conn
Caroline Kinsey
Frederick
James Schley
Adamstown
Elks Lodge
Shookstown Road
Frederick Memorial Park
FHS
Frederick High School
Beverly Cramer
City details plan to curb amusement machines
The February meeting of Frederick planning commission failed to pass an amendment to restrict amusement devices in business districts. Mayor Grimes and Aldermen opposed the measure citing fears of proliferation, while others argued the current law already allows some uses. The vote fell short with Grimes abstaining and Claude DeLauter absent. The court case against Deane's Lounge prompted the proposal, but its authorship remains disputed and its revival uncertain.
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James S. Grimes
Richard R. Burgee
Planning Commission
Burgee
James M. Murphy
Calvin S. Bartels
Lincoln
Stull
Grimes
Claude R. DeLauter
Deane
North Market Street
Bar
Richard M. Winters
Winters
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Sabillasville
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Catoctin
Weis
Cee
Ashley
Better Homes
E. Pat
the News
Frederick, Md
Grimes Truck Center
Grimes the
Paul Heffner & Son
Halifax
N. Market Street
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