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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1976

Page

6

Ford signs bills as New Year acts unfold

President Ford signed 15 measures at the White House on New Year’s Eve including a 34 million five year Public Broadcasting Corp. authorization and a Medicare premium increase to 37.20. He also vetoed a NSC influence bill, moved the Liberty Bell to a new pavilion in Philadelphia, and ended Canada meat import restrictions. Michigan lost to Oklahoma 14 6 in the Orange Bowl as Ford bet on the outcome and attended the game on New Year’s Day. Elvis Presley’s New Year Eve show in Pontiac drew 60 000 fans with a tight outfit and a memorable Hound Dog rendition.

Washington Ford Public Broadcasting Corp National Security Council White House Philadelphia Plass National Park Service Llyzi Independence Hall Liberty Pavilion Marian Biernbaum Woodstown N.J Secretary of the Treasury Treasury Retary Public Broadcasting Lys Congress New Energy Research and Development Administration U.S Canada United States Michigan Oklahoma Dewey FP. Bartlett H-Okla

Brady weighs underground wiring funding and city plans

Alderman Brady discusses financing underground wiring through state funds and possible future affordability under current law. He cites West End development, annexation, and a smoother mayor–aldermen relationship as key themes for 1976, noting completed parking deck and South Market Street project alongside a new downtown postal facility and County Complex plans. He envisions Frederick City earning All American Cities recognition in Bicentennial year.

State Department of Economic and Community Development Brady Patrick North Market Streets South Market Street West End Frederick City

Congress Cleanup Question to Mathias Beall and Byron

A message to Sen. C M Mathias and J G Beall and Rep G E Byron asks when the two Houses of Congress will be cleaned up, attributed to David R Mullinix.

Sen C.M. Mathias J.G. Beall Rep G.E. Byron Congress David R. Mullinix

New Psychiatric Services Office Opens in Frederick

Psychiatric Services and Health Systems Inc of Silver Spring opens a Frederick branch at the Toll House Avenue medical complex. The staff will include psychiatrists psychologists social workers and counselors with Dr Anthony Garofano leading the Frederick operation. Non clinical services like workshops conferences and consultations can be arranged for businesses and agencies. For more information call 663 1411.

Psychiatric Services and Health Systems Inc Silver Spring Toll House Avenue Montgomery County Anthony Garotano Frederick Garofano Georgetown University Providence Hospital Washington, D.C Seton Institute Spring Grove Hospital Center Department of Psychiatry Frederick County Mental Health Services Call

Fourth graders resolve for better behavior in Miami study

In Miami, AP reports fourth graders list New Year resolutions focused on pets and neighbors. Jonty Holland vows not to ring doors and run and not to hide in doorways near her babysitter while Cindy Smith resolves not to fight her brother, noting a line between small and big sins with the dog.

Miami Jonty Holland Cindy Smith

Eastalco contract terms tied to Hatfield Ferry plant details

The Maryland PSC examines Eastalco power charge escalations linked to Hatfield Ferry Station and pollution controls. Eastalco explains residential bills may rise with capital investments and tax changes, while its contract favors Eastalco by basing costs on specific plants and including a fuel adjustment clause ahead of others. The article also notes Hatfield Ferry’s efficiency and a museum at West Point.

Hatfield Eastalco de Frederick Gas Company Fort Martin Harrison Arminient Maryland Psc Eustalco Potomac Edison

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Liberty Bell Elvis Pontiac Mich Presley Pontiac Stadium Hound Dog Frederick County National Bank The Bank of Personal Service Anthony S. Garofano Harvey E. Lexington St Balto Armintrout Military Museum U.S. Military Academy Hemisphere Frederick Towne Mall Maryland Sperry New Holland Sperry New Halland Ceresville Motor Inc Frederick, MD Sidneys Icket
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