Frederick Community College sees peak enrollment in 18 years
The FCC reports 1,482 students enrolled in the second semester day and evening credit courses, a 34 percent rise from 1974 figures. New programs in 1975 include a January mini semester with 77 students and a March 1 start for a Saturday Semester offering eight courses, expanding access and lower costs for area residents.
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Chew
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Readers urge support for group homes for juveniles in Frederick
A letter criticizes opponents of group homes for juveniles, calling residents prejudiced and emphasizing the need for fair treatment. The writer cites experiences with the Hoffman Home in Gettysburg and urges supporters to visit local facilities, emphasizing that youths are not criminals and deserve help.
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Fredenck News
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Frederick
Hoffman Home
North Market Street
Gettysburg
HET cost and missteps in Army heavy transporter program
Washington watchdog column details the Heavy Equipment Transporter saga from a 1968 German US joint effort, Chrysler overruns, faulty testing, and calls the project a taxpayer drain. It notes Army auditors opposed the rushed contract while brass hats resisted reforms, forecasting delivery of flawed semitrailers. The piece also touches on tax policy debate and President Ford era politics.
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Faun
Chaster
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Chrysler
Tman'y
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al Ullman
Ore
Ciman
Senate
Carl Albert
House
Ile
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Whate
Palyperny
Fragmentary 20 Years Ago AH 22 misread and chaotic
Fragmented OCR text references hot cancer dietals lake patterns and a late February 22, 15 SPIRIT OF AMERICAN theme. Mentions Frederik Samuel Estler Frederik gathering Republican fervor Washington POTOMAC ELISON and talks of a sale of Hraddo museum park. Local corporate leaders Rosenbetts and a fueling purchasing group appear in a muddled civic note.
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Frederik
George Washington
Potomac Elison
Hraddo
Hoghts Amuseum Park
Baouthiake
Ithe Pen
Fueled Purchasing Group
Public Letters Spur Debate on Government and Policy
A series of letters to the editor in Frederick, Maryland critique national leadership, tax policy, and education. Contributors urge Ronald Reagan’s election, reduction of government, and elimination of foreign subsidies while blaming intellectuals, politicians, and courts for economic woes. A local reader also complains about uneven school sports publicity.
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Morton
Schultz
Butz
Buss
Aioe
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