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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Feb 28, 1975

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Bell and History Days Plan By Frederick City Committee

The program committee met to plan Bell and History Days with reenactment groups and local clubs contributing. Members include Bertha Kennerdy general chairwoman Paul Melford Kay Merres Mildred Crewe Dixie Miller Alles Merchant Les Dingman Franklin Shaw and Dorsthy Hebses secretary. The next meeting is March 6 at 1 30 p m at city hall.

Bell Reeniy Organications Bertha Kennerdy Paul Melford Frederick City Kay Merres Mildred Crewe Dixie Miller Heed College Alles Merchant Les Dingman Crafts Frankin Shaw Allo Pasl Susp Farm Bercan Grange Dorsthy Hebses Mabel Sieltz Gail Bard J.F. Harrison Beard City Hall Cedric H. Tanah

Tax cut advances in House with rebates and credits

The House approved a 21.3 billion tax cut package including 16.21 billion in individual relief and 5.67 billion for business. It includes 1974 rebates about 122 billion and a new 5 percent earned income credit up to 900 dollars, plus lower 1975 tax rates and an expanded standard deduction. The measure faces Senate action as critics warn of possible filibusters over repeal of certain allowances.

Washington Howe Russell B. Leng D-La Senate Finance Committee Senate House

Democrats propose energy plan in talks with Ford

Democrats in Congress unveil a broad energy blueprint to revive the economy and conserve fuel. They seek Ford's input on compromises, proposing a five cent gasoline tax hike and a standby agency for oil import quotas.

Washington Congress Ford White House Cormerstone House Senate Democratic Energy Task Force Citizens Lobby Common Cause Senate Democrats United Democratic Front Ways and Means al Aliman D-Ore

Cambodian Army Abandons Two Positions Near Phnom Penh

Cambodian army retreats from Tuol Leap and Prek Luong near Phnom Penh after heavy shelling and attacks. The fall of Tuol Leap narrows the city’s defenses and the Khmer Rouge push toward the airport as rice and ammunition airlifts continue despite shelling.

Phnom Penh Cambodia Tuol Leap Prek Luong Mekong River Khanet Rouge Phenom Penh

Maryland Senators Debate Smoking and Insurance Rates

In Annapolis a Senate Economic Affairs Committee hearing probes a bill linking smoking status to life insurance premiums. Testimony features questions on non-smokers’ longevity and rate setting, with industry lobbyists arguing about data and policy implications.

Annapolis General Assembly Senate Economic Affairs Committee Peter Soack Dprince Edward Thomas R-Freerick Frederick Markus McGuirk Paul McHenry McHenry

County eyes purchase of old Penney building

The Board of County Commissioners moved to exercise an option to buy the former J C Penney building on North Market Street for 309000. Education officials showed interest in using the basement, while city alley condemnation for a parking deck could limit access. renovation costs were estimated above 650000 and a final decision was expected after a Monday public hearing.

Board of County Commissioners J.C. Penney North Market Street Norman Todd Department of Social John Cammodian Board of Education Frederick Ronaldt N. Young School Board Harmony Grove John Stanton

Paris Bank Robbery Ends With Hostage Escape And Death

Two armed men fled Paris on foot with 235000 in ransom after releasing three women and two men who were taken hostage during a bank raid. One bandit, 25, was killed by police. a third bandit died at the bank. Police counted 476008 paid for hostages, half of which was left unspent.

Paris Womens Orly Aod Champs Elysees Pigalle

Fuel rate case before Montgomery County court targets Edison penalties

Montgomery County Circuit Court Judge David L Cahoon will hear the Organization for Consumer Justice and Potomac Edison cases over fuel rate adjustments. OCJ seeks injunctive relief to bar service suspensions in Damascus area Village and to require rebates for improper fuel rate charges. The group argues FRA changes violate due process and equal protection and deny consumer hearings on monthly increases.

Montgomery County David L. Cahoon The Organization For Consumer Justice Potomac Edison Maryland Electrical OCJ Circuit Court Damascus Area County Village Electnc 4 Conumer OCF PSC

Literacy workshop aids adults learning to read

Frederick County Laubach Literacy Council offers a 1 12 hour tutor trainer workshop on Saturday at the Scheffer Center 35 E Second St for those interested in becoming tutors. Final two hours run 7 30 to 5 30 p m Monday at the Center. Call 403 4017 or 82 1647 for details.

Frederick County Laubach Literacy Council Scheeffer Center E. Second St Edward B. Seligmeam Jr

RUPLI Eyes Bayron Seat Amid Turbulent News

New York AP report notes mixed market action as the Dow Jones average dips 0.54 to 730.21 with gains and losses nearly even. Consumer groups protest utility rate hikes and airline promotions surface amid caution in trading.

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