Frederick High project eyed in mayor board agenda
The Frederick High initiative costing over 10 million dollars heads a short routine agenda for the Mayor and Board of Aldermen meeting. The city also plans final police commission appointee, promotions, electrical inspections, and the Citizens Truck Company upgrade to house a new 106000 ladder truck.
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Democrats seek compromise on energy economic plan
Democratic senators return from White House talks hopeful for a compromise on a broad energy and economic program within two weeks. The plan aims to delay Ford's 3 tax on oil and secure White House support while Congress negotiates a unified approach.
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Commissioners debate health program and Potomac Edison rate plan
Frederick County Commissioner Paul Crum substitutes for ill Lawrence A. Dorsey and opens a discussion on federal health program funding while opposing rate hikes. George Grier from Carroll County supports limiting talks to a public council and urges public ombudsman staffing in Annapolis.
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Rockefeller urges calm on budget cuts across states
Vice President Rockefeller told governors at their midwinter meeting that long term national interests require courage to explain to the public cuts cannot be instant. Wisconsin’s Lucey warned Ford’s plan would devastate state budgets and urged Congress to restore much of the $17 billion in proposed federal reductions.
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Gang Beating After TJ High Basketball Game Shocks City
A teen was assaulted by a group on North Market Street near Frederick after a TJ school game. Donald Wachter Jr. required stitches and was treated for facial and head injuries. Officials consider canceling night activities as police investigate the attack linked to a postgame confrontation.
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Corps of Engineers to aid Carroll Creek flood study progress
The U S Corps of Engineers will assist in Carroll Creek flood study with Dewberry Nealon Davis of Gaithersburg coordinating. Mayor Ronald N Young announced cooperation and potential federal funds as heavy rains threaten East Street area disruption. The firm’s contract to participate totals 965 700 and may trigger a public hearing if a permit is required for fire structure on Suup property.
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Kissinger Headed Home After Talks in Paris
Secretary of State Kissinger and President Giscard d Estaing met over breakfast to discuss Middle East peace prospects and plans for a preparatory oil conference. Kissinger reported progress toward a united consumer stance and Iran pledged oil sales to Israel even if the Abu Rudeis fields were returned to Egypt.
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Bollinger resigns from teacher insurance panel
County Commissioner Sterling E Bollinger has resigned as one of five agents servicing a tax sheltered annuity program for the Board of Education. He says he stopped servicing in 1971 but may still handle Lincoln National accounts. he plans to transfer the business to his son and defends the move as not a conflict of interest.
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Wallace says he's healthy enough to run
The station reports Wallace states he is fit to compete while the accompanying brief notes a separate item on Dr Edelin receiving probation in an abortion case. The rest of the page mentions improving U S Cuba relations and human interest notes including a blind man pursuing work and recreation.
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