Unclear OCR fragment details from February 14 1976
Fragmentary text mentions amounts like 5912.08 and 25 dollars with scattered names and prices. No coherent event or person context emerges.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1976
Page
3
Fragmentary text mentions amounts like 5912.08 and 25 dollars with scattered names and prices. No coherent event or person context emerges.
Maryland leaders clash over the Baltimore subway 8.8 miles long with a projected $750 million phase I cost. Governor Mandel argues for early funding while opponents led by Senators Smelser Thomas and Porter Hopkins warn of crippling taxes and overruns.
The author recounts attending Parade by the National Theatre of the Deaf in Baltimore describing the immersive sign language performance. The piece notes audience diversity, including many deaf attendees, and details interactions with Western Maryland College staff and students preparing to film and study sign language.
JOHN W. SNOOK visits Florida cities along the East Coast expressing optimism about Miami Hollywood and other developments. The Hood Junior Prom at Coblentz Hall draws over 100 upperclassmen with Marlin Burd and his Cadets providing music. County road macadam progress and planned reconstructions are outlined by County Engineer Roger H. Willard. A Reserve Officers Association luncheon features Brig. Gen. Harold R. Duffie urging arms reduction.
Confidential NASA memos accuse Houston quality control chief Jack A. Jones of pushing a 200000 Boeing contract for hosts after a Seattle fishing trip. NASA official Joseph H. Levine involved but not in the push. Complainant James Maxwell died of a heart attack after raising the issue, leading to a later cancellation of the contract and mild reprimands for Jones and Levine.
Jimmy the Greek Snyder rates Ford as the Republican favorite for the nomination with odds of 3 to 1. Reagan offers 7 to 2, Rockefeller 8 to 1, and Humphrey leads the Democrats at 2 to 1. Carter 6 to 1, Kennedy 6 to 1, Bayh 10 to 1, Wallace and Bentsen far behind, McCarthy and McGovern at long odds.
Citizens from multiple counties attend an Annapolis hearing on HB 470 about allowing public access to school materials before adoption. Delegations from Baltimore, Prince Georges, Montgomery, Howard, Carrot!, and Frederick counties press for display of selected titles citing poor printing and questionable content.
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