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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1976

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HEW seeks end to deseg timetable in Maryland districts

HEW asked Judge Pratt to lift the desegregation timetable affecting Maryland and 16 other states arguing staff shifts to meet deadlines have shortchanged other civil rights cases including those on bias against women and Hispanics. Frederick County was cited among 125 districts in violation with South Frederick Elementary listed at 41 percent minority versus 28 percent target. Elm Street and East Frederick fell below the target. The district invited HEW to review efforts within 90 days and a civil rights field worker visited schools last week.

Maryland Department of Health, Education and Welfare HEW U.S. Pac Jana. Prant Frederick County Pratt South Frederick Elm Street East Frederick Philadelphia Office of Civil Rights Frederick Joon L. Carnachan Jr Frances W. Ashbury

Medicaid kickback scheme eyed in Senate hearings

Senate Aging Committee heard that a small number of medical laboratories diverted millions of Medicaid dollars to physicians in at least five states. Testimony cited 17 New York labs controlling 70 percent of Medicaid business and 12 New Jersey labs near 90 percent, with California and Pennsylvania also investigated. NJ official Holstein cited loopholes enabling profiteering from welfare patients.

Washington Senate Senate Committee On Aging Frank E. Moss Utah Moss New York New Jersey Winnie Oe Labs California Pennsylvania Frank L. Holstein

Frederick County Tourists Group Forms Plan for Bicentennial Growth

The Frederick County Tourism Council unveils a 15-member board led by Jerry Coates with G Bernard Callan Jr and Charles JL as vice leaders. Ex officio members include chamber leaders, mayors, and stakeholders from restaurants to historic sites as they organize a self autonomous division to boost tourism through the Bicentennial year.

Frederick County Tourism Program Tourism Council Frederick County Chamber of Commerce Jerry Coates G. Bernard Callan Jr Chamber Jou Charles Jack) JL Donald Carr Brunswick Lawrence A. Dorsey Board of County Commissioners Woodsboro Dorothy Hobson Bell & History Robert Hotz Schifferstadt Gillingsbury Parks & Recreation Commission Richard R. Kline Barbara Fritchie House & Museum Robert Leichert Landmarks Foundation Valli Chamber of Commerce Chamber News Frederick County Ymca Paace Allen Bivens Joe Zengerle Jenny Putney David Barbetto Allen Routzahn Charles V. Main Paula Larson Charles Woodman Jackie Grunwell Florence Guss Maynard Hu

High Mast Lights On I-70 Draw Local Fire Over Costs

Braddock Heights and Clifton residents fear perpetual daylight from 80-foot high mast lights planned along I-70 between New Design Road and U S 40 A. Critics cite $1.5 million installation and $11 099 yearly electric bill, urging an environmental impact study and questioned energy waste while officials push safety and navigation benefits.

Braddock Heights Clifton New Design Road Braddock Mountain U.S. 40-A General Assembly Ann Leichert Beatin Pannthe Deed O Muncane Bernard Evans Evans Maryland Elliot Haines Myersville Haines Braddock-Clifton I-76 Neil Sandier

Frederick Flag Contest Winners to Be Honored

Frederick County flags contest results led to a public ceremony before the Bicentennial Committee meeting on Feb 17 at 2 p.m. James Pearl won first prize for a flag design. August E. Selckman earned second place. three other entrants receive commemorative coins.

Frederick County Frederick County Bicentennial Committee Maryland James Pearl Pearl August E. Selckman Urbana Carroll Kebne Jr Douglas M. Greene Robert Stottlemyer Debra Georgantis Russell Currey Gloria N. Hahn Brenda Lambert Lisa Lantz Susan E. Keeney M. Beverly George Barry L. Rosensteel Philadelphia City of Hagerstown Frederick

Boston Antibusing Strain Captures Page A3

The item references a Boston scene with many people hurt in what appears to be antibusing tensions. It mentions Hearst jury access to closets and Billy Sunday with a tour of Latin America. Weather notes predict mild days with showers and cool nights.

Legislators prepare rent control session in Annapolis

Local lawmakers plan a 4 pm meeting in the Lowe Office Building to consider an enabling rent control law for Frederick County. Senators Thomas Jr and Smelser seek a county measure with input from citizens, while officials caution on unintended effects and local officials show mixed support.

General Assembly Edward #. Thomas Jr Charles H. Smelser Frederick County Lowe Annapolis Julien P. Delphey Sen. Thomas Sen Smelser Delphey Winchester Hall Thomas Smeiser Attorney General's Office Marvin H Board of County Commissioners Laurance & Dorsey Dorsey Ronald N. Young Itg News-Post

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