Ford Carter lead NH primary seen as political springboard
Ford edged Reagan 51 49 in New Hampshire as Carter won a strong Democratic field showing with about 90 percent of votes counted. Udall rose in liberal ranks while Bayh trailed. Carter aimed to claim the nomination on the first ballot and planned a aggressive push toward Massachusetts and Florida contests.
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Arizona
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Indiana
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Morton
NBC
Washington
Manchester
New England
Massachusetts
CBS Morning News
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Florida
Wallace
Udall
Frederick County plans growth drive with new facilities plan
The Frederick County Planning Commission reports 1975 growth rebound with population over 101,500 and 1,175 housing units amid rising need for schools and water sewer upgrades. It urges widespread public facilities, a school facilities plan, and study of water sewer problems while noting Walkersville, Urbana, and Brunswick housing activity and 794 subdivision lots approved in 1975.
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Scranton Picked as U N Ambassador
Scranton chosen as United Nations ambassador amid shifting political postings. Officials confirm the appointment follows late consultations and signals a focus on diplomacy and regional representation.
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Scranton
U.N
Stocks Brace For Dow 1000 Mark As Rally Narrowly Advances
New York traders pushed the Dow Jones to 995.20 by 10 30 am up 1.65 as optimism returns. Analysts said the market churns with profit taking after over two months of gains and traders eye the 1 000 level unmet for three years.
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Chamber directors oppose fair share utility bill
Frederick’s Chamber of Commerce board votes to oppose House Bill 1017 and Senate Bill 544 dubbed fair share utility rates. A public hearing is set for Wednesday at noon in the Key Auditorium, St. John’s College in Annapolis.
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Senate
Charles E. Smith
Julien P. Delphey
Annapolis
St. John's College
House
Sarbanes Pushes Five Year Revenue Sharing Extension
Congressman Paul S. Sarbanes campaigning in Frederick said extending the federal revenue sharing program for another five-year period looks very good. He met Mayor Howald N Young at City Hall and voiced support, noting state and municipal plans hinge on the program. He cited periodic reviews as a reason some lawmakers resist permanence and praised Young’s push for continuation during Maryland delegation talks.
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Sarbanes
U.S Senate
Frederick
Howald N Young
Sarhanes
Sax
Young
Mome
Maryland
Senate weighs extending Daylight Saving to eight months
The Senate debates extending Daylight Saving Time to eight months as last year, with a six month option also on the table. If not acted, the country reverts to six months standard and six months DST, currently April 25 to Oct 31. House delay casts doubt on passage this year.
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D-Ga
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D-Ky
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Open forum on tax differential to air tonight at City Hall
State county and city officials join a public discussion at City Hall at 8 p m on tax differential and revenue distribution between the county and municipalities. Frederick Mayor Ronald N Young Thurmont Mayor James Black and county leaders will be interviewed by a panel from the Frederick News-Post WFMD and WFRE with host George Delaplaine Jr. The program will cover the long standing plea for tax differential reforms and highway alcohol and cigarette revenue sharing.
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Maryland seeks bigger MAIF role in auto insurance market
The Mandel administration asks the General Assembly to subsidize and expand the Maryland Automobile Insurance Fund. The plan would raise private insurer taxes to 3 percent, boosting MAIF revenue to cover a $15 million annual deficit and restore its competitive footing against private companies.
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