City county join to provide more housing units
The Frederick County Commissioners and the Frederick City Mayor and Board of Aldermen voted unanimously to submit a preapplication for HUD funds for a joint city county redevelopment project. If approved, a formal May application would allow starting by July 1. The plan envisions acquiring two to four vacant homes this year at about 472000, with nearly 200000 federal funds and substantial state and local support.
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Frederick City
Maryland
William duBell
Federal
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duBell
County Community Services Agency
Donald Date
Alien
Maryland General Assembly
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News-Post Staffers Win Seven Editorial Awards
News-Post staffers garnered seven awards in the Maryland Delaware District of Press Association competition. Neal Seedler won first in News Feature Story for a return home after clemency. Ed Mull tied for editorial cartoons with a piece depicting Charlie Grackte and The Birds of Graceham. Awards ceremony scheduled for Saturday at the site noted in the entry.
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Frederick News-Post
aryland-Delaware District of Press Association
Neal Seedler
News-Post
Lata
Ed Mull
Charlie Grackte
Abou
Graceham
Sii
Death of S D Schell at Braddock Heights
Samuel Duvall Schell longtime Washington and Braddock Heights resident dies at his Braddock home over the weekend. He served as executive director of the U S Maritime Commission and spent 28 years in government transportation and Merchant activity with ties to the U S Shipping Board and Merchant Fleet Corp. He was the son of former Mayor John Ed Schell and held a Georgetown law degree, Maryland and Federal Bar memberships, and was a charter member of Francis Scott Key Post 11 American Legion.
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Samuel Duvall Schell
Washington
Braddock Heights
Braddock
Schell
U.S. Maritime Commission
U.S. Shipping Board
Merchant Fleet Corp
John Ed Schell
Frederick County
Georgetown University
Maryland Bar
Federal Bar Associations
Francis Scott Key
American Legion
Schehis
Revitalized rail program faces 7.3 billion price tag
A2 report discusses a revived rail program with a projected cost of 7.3 billion dollars. The item notes ongoing debates among oil cartels over currency influence, and an enlarged U N role in the Middle East is urged, alongside expectations that energy prices will stay elevated.
Weather outlook with moderate cooling and clear spells
The forecast calls for sunny today with highs in the upper 40s to low 30s and fair, colder tonight with lows near 20s. Thursday brings mid 40s to around 30 degrees with some cloudiness as winds stay light.
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Rick Randall
Heidi Trains
Tommy Dickinson
Neil Sandler
Stocks Slip as Dow Dips in Early Trading
In New York the stock market fell again as traders assessed the week’s downturn. The Dow Jones industrial average slid further, down about 1.89 points in the first half hour of trading today.
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New York
Wall
Mrs Laughlin to lead YMCA in milestone year
The Frederick County YMCA installs its first woman president in years at the annual meeting Tuesday night. She succeeds outgoing William N. Rose and outlines a full slate of officers and directors for the new year.
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Frederick County
Phnomhesen
YMCA
William N. Rose
Deti E. Tritt
Frowince
Mary
Forrence
Jay Warshowsky
Lawrence A Jr
Mary Cornish
Richard Markey
Milner Roberts
Charles Woodman
William Rose
John Tritt
Lloyd Mauck
Manor Roberts
A Dorsey Jr
H Mark Alexamies
G Richard Yuard
Gene T Mill
Arthur E Read Jr
al Rogers
Arm Someon
Ed Zimmerman
Bobite Johnson
Howard County
PSC changes fuel adjustment in Maryland electric rates
Baltimore Maryland AP An order by the state Public Service Commission reshapes the fuel rate adjustment to reflect only fuel costs and its transportation under a Federal Power Commission accounting system. The change is projected to reduce an average Marylander's electric bill by a few pennies monthly.
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State Public Service Commission
Companiees
PSC
Adjstment
Federal Power Commission
April Balls
Wren B
Stinger
Commission
FPC
Maryland
Auhly
Ford urges swift tax cut Congress action urged in Florida news conference
President Ford blasted Congress for delay and pressed for immediate tax cut legislation. He said urgent action is needed and pledged to press for a compromise energy plan while stating no viable alternative exists to his proposals. He warned against nationalization of any industry and called for U.S. aid to Cambodia amid an extremely critical situation.
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Fila
Ford
House
Senate
Congress
Presiden
Florida
Cambodia
U.S
Lawmaker seeks limits on Maryland state helicopters use
Maryland Senator John Bishop announces plans to restrict state police helicopters to emergencies and medical missions. He cites a fatal I-70 crash near Frederick where a medevac helicopter was unavailable while a high ranking official was en route, prompting demand for flight logs and a full incident report.
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Annapolis
John Bishop
R-Balt. Co
Maryland
Bishop
Interstate 70
Frederick
Alty
Francis Burch
Philadelphia
Washington
Leona Selby
Bartonsville
Frederick Memoral Hospital
Garry Moore
State Police Aviation Unit
Burch
Moore
Frederick Hospital
First Y Woman President Elected At Frederick YMCA
Lars Henry F Laughlin reports Tuesday night the Frederick County YMCA named its first woman president in 31 years of operation. The outgoing president William Nest was honored with two plaques recognizing his long service to the Y.
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Lars Henry F. Laughlin
Frederick County
William Nest
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