Social Services Rebuild After Fire Aids Refile of Aid
After a morning fire shut the Department of Social Services home the agency begins reconstruction. Staff plan to refile and re-evaluate aid applications for 1500 to 2000 county residents including medical assistance, food stamps, and utilities.
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PGA
AFDC
U.S Department of Agriculture
Frederick
Shirley Rivers
Department
Tno
State Health Department
Rivers
Department of Social Services
Malone
Y-building
Passen
Funds cut sparks state legal threat over federal aid change
State officials accuse the federal government of altering unemployment figures that reduce aid for Western Maryland and the Eastern Shore, risking loss of tens of millions and hundreds of jobs. Affected areas include Baltimore, Prince George’s, and Montgomery counties. leaders warn of lawsuits to block the recalculation.
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Abell
Maryland
Eastern Shore
Baltimore
Prince Georges
Montgomery
Study on Unified Police Services Feasibility
County and towns study unified police services to define needs identify options and develop an implementation plan. Costs total about 1,069 from county state contributes 389 and federal share is 10,000 with survey kickoff in March 1974 and coordination by Leick.
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Leick
Leck
Hood College president to take Arkansas State post
Pritchard accepts offer to become Hood College president in Illinois to Arkansas State University in Jonesboro. The Hood board announced Friday, with an Executive Committee to meet in closed session to finalize resignation and select Hood's seventh president.
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Ross
Ms. Myers
Pritchard
Arkansas
David Pryor
ASU Board of Trustees
Hood
Emily Grepg
Memphis
Northwest
Fayetteville
Frederick
ASL
Jonesboro
Tenn
ASU
Hood College
Brady pioneers war photography at Antietam battlefield
As Lee marches north toward Gettysburg, Mathew Brady and assistants deploy a camera at Antietam amid fighting with Hooker. They develop glass plates in field conditions, offering the public stark images of carnage. Oliver Wendell Holmes endorses the new medium.
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Robert E. Lee
Gettysburg
Lee
Harpers Ferry
Stonewall Jackson
Antietam
Joe
Hooker
Jackson
Cannister
Mathew B. Brady
New York
Brady
James
Alexander Gardner
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Ex-Detrick deputy commander opens Frederick law office
Lucien T. Winegar former deputy commander of Fort Detrick from 1969 to 1971 opens a general practice law office at 15 North Court St in Frederick. He earned a juris doctor from the University of Cincinnati in 1974 after retiring as a Regular Army lieutenant colonel.
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Lucien T. Winegar
North Court St
Frederick
Winegar
Fort Detrick
Cincinnati
University of Cincinnati
McDonagh School
University of Maryland
Syracuse University
Diane Ott
Lucien T
Gregory Knox
Todd Detrick
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Harry B Spere
Gaithersburg
University of Tennessee Center For the Health Sciences
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Emmitsburg
Ft. Knox
Arkansas State
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Hagerstown, Md
Gilbert
Taylor’s
N. Market ST
Detrick
Linganore High School
Meade Felton
Board of Education
Walkersville
Routzahn’s Inc
Suzanne Myers
Kenneth A. Myers
Thurmont
Madison College
Harrisonburg
National Bank Region No. 5
Frederick County National Bank
Carrenes
Asus Securities
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Federal Hinds
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United States
Rulie Total Resern
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