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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1975
Page
3
Frederick County eyes a new vocational center to expand high school offerings and meet growing demand for skilled trades. State funding delays stalled construction, delaying enrollment readiness by fall as rural job markets push for more training.
Frederick County Board discusses budget amendments for Fiscal Year 1975 along with outside funds, appoints five members to the Western Maryland Council on Criminal Justice, reviews a Letter of Credit for Car San Knolls, and considers Metropolitan Commission capital budget amendments at a February meeting in the Winchester Room.
The Frederick County Association for Retarded Citizens will host a Feb 17 meeting at Rock Creek School on Shookstown Road. Edward Neubauer will present Reading for the Trainable Child Myth or Reality discussing reading approaches and expected outcomes by developmental level. Parents and educators are urged to attend and participate in a Q A session. Baby-sitting will be provided by Youth ARC.
The county planning staff, led by A Jerry Bucey and including Carolyn Price and Richard Menconeri, earns between 6480 and 15210 annually. Four assistant planners and two draftspersons are budgeted, with a total staff salary projection of 192 790 for the 1976 Planning Commission budget.
President Makarios tells students that Greek Cypriots will resist partition even at risk of sacrifice. Demonstrations erupt in Nicosia and across towns against the Turkish Cypriot proclamation. UN Security Council may meet to address the crisis as Washington and Athens react.
In Boston a 67 year old grandmother Lula Woodlock saved her 10 year old grandson Lamont Woodlock from a fire on an icy ledge before she slipped and fell five stories. The boy, freed from her grip, landed in a snow bank and was later reported in good condition at Boston City Hospital. Her husband Frederick Woodlock 68 was found dead in a fifth floor hallway. A janitor Michael A MacPatterson witnessed the rescue attempt and noted Mrs Woodlock's nearsightedness and legal blindness.
Dr. Marie Campbell of Mount Saint Mary’s College is named to an advisory panel on folklore and the folk arts for the Maryland Arts Council in Baltimore. She will speak at two March conferences including a seminar in College Park on Gathering Folklore in Maryland and a talk at the Popular Culture Association meeting in St. Louis titled Writing Oral History for the National Park Service.
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