School board and teachers reach impasse in negotiations
The state superintendent was out of state as talks between the Board of Education and the FCTA reached impasse. A fact finding panel is sought with both sides naming advocates Richard Neal and John Groch, while Allen Robertson notes the wider Carroll Howard county involvement and potential outside settlement.
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James A. Seasenbaugh
FCTA
John L
Carnachan
Board of Education
Allen T. Robertson
Linganore High School
John Groch
Maryland State Teachers Assn
Groch
Westminster
Carroll
Howard
Robertson
Impsse
Dr. Carnachan
Board of County Commissioners
Levi reveals Hoover kept secret files on officials and congressmen
Atty. Gen. Levi told Congress that J Edgar Hoover maintained secret derogatory files on presidents executive branch officers and 17 members of Congress. He cited misused FBI resources for political purposes and noted one file improperly disseminated information to others in the executive branch.
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Washington
Atty
Edward H. Levi
Congress
J. Edgar Hoover
Executive Branch
Levi
FBI
House
Clarence M. Kelley
Hoover
Bureau
Attorney General
State approves funds for Vo-Tech Center
Frederick County officials won state funding restoration for the Vocational Technical Center as part of a $10 million increase in the state’s school construction program. The Public Works Board restored major construction funds for the center with bids to be advertised next August, while about $300,000 for equipment remains deferred to fiscal 1977.
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Annapolis
Frederick County
State Board of Public Works
Bards Wihige Nere
Frederick
John Carnochan
Carnachan Sai
Mary Condon Hodgson
Interagency Committee
Mra Hoigson
Carmerhan
Decisien
Cel Timah
Lawrence A Ciersey
VoTech Advisory Tomaities
GB Callas Jr Stintl
Datsey Yefelur
Tom
Callan
Bkeths
Dorsey
Vo-Tech Center
Frederick Group
Goldstein
Carnochan
Annie Arundel
Annapelsstmer
Hugh Icheel
South Carroll High School
Carroll
Vo Tech
Vo-Tech
Cal Srath
IAC
Shermaias
Smith
Fredenck
Economic indicators show U S downturn deepening
Washington Reuters reports the Commerce Department’s leading indicators index fell 1.3 percent marking the sixth straight month of decline, signaling worsening economic trends. Petroleum imports rose to multi year highs, widening the trade deficit for a second month, amid eroding dollar value in international trade.
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Washington
United States
Commerce Department
House Debates Oil Depletion and Tax Cut Plan
Washington AP report notes a Rules Committee move to allow full House votes on a 213 billion tax cut bill and a repeal of the oil depletion allowance. The oil depletion clause lets 22 percent of gross income from oil property be deducted. Republicans floated a 12.2 billion substitute for 1974 rebates.
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Washington
House
House Democrats
John Young
D-Tex
al Ullman
Ways and Mears
Ance
Rules Committee
Ways and Means Committee
GOP
Ford
Dollar sinks to fresh records against European currencies
The dollar dropped to new lows in West Germany, Switzerland and Sweden despite central bank support. In Frankfurt it traded at 2 2900 marks, in Zurich at 2 3035 francs, and in Stockholm at 39150 kronor. Officials blamed political friction in the United States and expectations of lower rates, while gold prices also declined amid demand shifts.
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London
West Germany
Sweden
Switzerland
Frankfurt
Zurich
Stockholm
U.S
Congress
Stock market advances on expected declines in New York
The Dow Jones average rose to 732.6 as gains outpaced decliners in steady trading. Investors priced in expectations of further market drops amid modest activity on the New York Stock Exchange.
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New York
Bowers
New York Red
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