Delays in Unemployment Benefits Strain Local Families
Judith A and eight children wait six weeks for unemployment checks as computer program woes and workload at the Employment Security Administration slow payments. Delays endanger rent food and utilities, with charity funds dwindling and social services limited. Local agencies face an expected worsening scenario as families rely on meager benefits and emergency aid.
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Judith A
Employment Security Administration
ESA
Mrs. A
Potomac Edison
Mrs A
Frederick
Federated Charities
Salvation Army
Red Cross
Commission on the Aging
Frederick County
Community Services Agency
CSA
Frederick Bell and History Days planning underway
About 25 leaders of past Bell and History Days in Frederick met at Rose Hill Manor to begin planning the 1975 spring celebration. A steering committee led by 1974 General Chairman Mrs. William C. Hobson will meet Tuesday at 10 a.m. at Rose Hill Manor to choose a general chairman and committee chairs.
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Bell & History
Frederick
Rose Hill Manor
William C
Dottie) Hobson
Thomas E. Silliman
Paul C. Stup
Charles
Jack) Doll
Jesse I. Burall
Ed Campbell
Betty Ziebell
Ann Leichert
Marge Wilson
Jeanette Kingsbury
Tariff proposal could raise Maryland electric bills
The Associated Press reports President Ford's proposed $3 per barrel oil tariff could lift fuel costs and push electric bills higher in Maryland. Utilities say higher crude prices may shift to coal, raising costs for Potomac Electric Power, Baltimore Gas & Electric, and Delmarva Power & Light.
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Associated Press
Ford
Potomac Edison Co
Maryland
Lynn Keller
BG&E
Republicans warned not to mix in Democratic quarrel
Weather map notes light snow or freezing rain changing to rain with highs near 40 and overnight lows around 30. Sunday highs in the 40s. Pinecliff Park opens to ice skaters per Linda Tregoning secretary to the parks commission.
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Pinecliff Park
of & a.m
Linda Tregoning
parks commission
Eight Die In Baltimore Back-Row House Fire
A three story Western Baltimore fire at 2905 Wallbrook Ave left eight dead, five of them children. Fire crews of about 80 battled the blaze, identifying seven victims as relatives of owner Mrs Rosalee Goins. Bodies included Ronald, Julia, Kenneth, and Judy Goins plus Cleveland Wilkens Erica Cooper and Paul Hughes, with one victim not positively identified. Investigators continued at 9 am as remains were sifted.
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BALTIMORE
Wallbrook Ave
Rosalee Goins
Ronald Goins
Julia Goins
Kenneth Goins
Judy Goins
Mrs Goins
Cleveland Wilkens
Erica Cooper
Paul Hughes
Demonstrators storm Cyprus U.S. Embassy in Nicosia
About five thousand demonstrators stormed the U.S. Embassy in Nicosia, hurling stones and setting fires, with most personnel evacuated. Other protests hit a British office in Nicosia and the British Embassy in Athens, while British Council offices also faced damage. Casualties were not immediately known.
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NICOSIA
Cyprus
U.S
State Department
Washington
U.N
Athens
British Council
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George Gernand
Charles V. Main
James McClellan
Chuck Woodman
Sue Abrecht
Irene Kirilloff
Gail Burd
Ruth Russell
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Venezuela
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Neil Sandler
Inside The News
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