Frederick County rent control bill introduced in Annapolis
Frederick County delegation to the General Assembly agreed to sponsor a rent control measure with a 5 percent yearly cap and possible exceptions for improvements or rising costs. The plan includes a two year self destruct clause and aims to apply to Frederick County including cities, with co sponsorship in the Senate by Sen. Edward P. Thomas and Sen. Charles H. Smelser.
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Officials to tackle Graceham birds plan meeting
Frederick County Commissioners will meet with two state Wildlife Administration representatives Monday at 1 30 in Winchester Hall to discuss immediate relief and a long term program for the Graceham bird problem. Nongame Wildlife Program Director Bernard Halla says the approach is tentative and will depend on public input and feasible actions.
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Ford lists five as possible running mates
A terse political note lists five potential running mates for Ford. The brief item notes no further details about names or parties, focusing on the speculative lineup rather than confirmation or context.
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Cease-fire Holding in Lebanon and Border Efforts
Beirut airport reopened as Syrian officers arrived to monitor the cease-fire. The truce saw sporadic fire with 75 percent de escalation, while 9,000+ killed over nine months and $8 billion in losses were noted. FAO aid targets 350,000 and 2 million in looted goods were reported.
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New Police Chief Ashton vows open, responsible leadership
Major Richard J. Ashton sworn in as chief amid applause. He pledged an open, responsible administration and top effort to curb city crime, which rose 7 percent last year. Mayor Young praised Ashton, Main, and longtime service, with Ashton noting crime as his main focus.
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Referendum law amended to curb city measure challenges
The city amends the charter to exclude administrative acts from referendum review and requires a 10 percent voter petition to bring acts to referendum. The law adds mid term elections for referendums, bars aldermen from overruling public verdict, and allows three aldermen to circulate issues for referendum with board endorsement optional if approved. Mayor Young supported the changes as clarifying the process while Senator Brady noted public authority to legislate remains with the electorate.
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Crime up 7.1 percent in Frederick City in 1975
Frederick City crime rose 7.1 percent in 1975 according to a report presented by retiring Chief Maj. Charles V. Main. He urged mayor and aldermen to form a Citizens Corp to aid police, noting increases in assault with gun and burglary while murders fell and strong-armed robbery declined.
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