Frederick County Metropolitan Commission Meeting Agenda
Frederick County Metropolitan Commission holds a regular meeting in Winchester Hall Frederick Maryland with 12 agenda items including approval of Jan 7 minutes funds in Monocacy Interceptor Capital Projects contract ads for Ballenger Creek Sewerage System and water and sewer plan amendments design engineer Harrison Associates New Market Village inspections and concept approvals for Culler Farm Jefferson and Riggs Farm routes and related requests by Norman Todd Richard Zimmerman and Norman Todd. tentative items noted.
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Frederick County Metropolitan Commission
Metropolitan Commission
Winchester
Winchester Hall
Frederick
Maryland
Ballenger Creek
Frederick County Water and Sewer Plan
Norman Todd
Ford weighs extending amnesty program amid mixed uptake
White House counsel says Ford may extend the amnesty program but keeps deadline in play as officials report modest participation. The Presidential Clemency Board shows 2,900-plus applicants across programs with hundreds more awaiting decisions while Goodell expects a Ford meeting to discuss extending the policy.
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Nia Nicholas
Presidential Clemency Board
Charles E. Goodell
Pentagon
John Becher
Justice Department
John Russell
Nicholas
Goodell
Ford
China cancels wheat orders amid bid to trim shipments
Washington AP report says mainland China canceled about two thirds of U S wheat orders for 600000 metric tons from February through September, citing improved crops. Cook Industries notes cancellations extend beyond the 1975 harvest, with USDA predicting exports keep bread grain reserves near a two year low until next summer.
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Washington
China
U.S
Cook Industries Inc
William E. Barksdale
Cook
Agriculture Department
Department
Correction to Sealy Quilts Pricing Ad
Frederick Post ad clarity correction affects Rovtzahn's Sealy Bedding. Twin Sealy Luxury Quilt priced at 69.96 dollars and twin Sealy Firm Quilt priced at 59.95 dollars.
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Frederick Post
Rovtzahn
Sealy
Sealy Firm
White House correspondent Sarah McClendon to speak at Hood College
White House correspondent Sarah McClendon will speak at Hood College on Thursday January 30. The event, sponsored by Town Hall, starts at 7 p.m. in Rosenstock Hall auditorium with public admission. McClendon, called the dean of the women’s press corps, has reported from Washington under six presidents and works for the North American Newspaper Alliance and five papers totaling about 147000 in circulation.
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Boston
White House
Ronald Ziegler
Boston University
John Wicklem
School of Public Communication
Wicklein
Ziegler
Sarah McClendon
Hood College
Town Hall
Rosenstock Hall
Women’s Press Corps
Washington
McClendon
North American Newspaper Alliance
Sarah
Kennedy
State Department
Eisenhower
Sherman Adams
Adams
Bomb blasts kill five with 27 hurt across Mexico
In San Luis Potosi five people died and 27 were wounded by bombings linked to unclear factions. The Oaxaca leaflet named the People’s Defense Command, though officials doubt the group’s existence. Police detainments in Mexico City and brief holds in other cities add to the investigation of possible leftist or rightist terrorists amid a history of urban bombings since 1969.
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Mexico City
San Luis Potosi
Oaxaca
People’s Defense Command
Mexico
Peoples’ Armed Revolutionary Front
Del. Charles E. Smith to Tour District on Feb 1
Maryland Democrat Charles E. Smith will visit several towns on February 1 to meet constituents. The schedule includes Brunswick, Jefferson, Buckeystown, Urbana, New Market, Libertytown, Johnsville Ruritan Club, Woodsboro, and Walkersville post offices with talk times from 8:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.
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Annapolis
Charles E. Smith
D-1a
del. Smith
Brunswick
Jefferson
Buckeystown
Urbana
New Market
Libertytown
Johnsville
Ruritan Club
Woodsboro
Walkersville
United Givers Fund names Hooper as 1974 president
At the 37th annual dinner at the VFW Country Club in Frederick the United Givers Fund crowned Hooper as president succeeding J. Paul Langley. Rev. Harry E. Krone, soon 90, was honored as Man of the Year for long service in Thurmont, with his autobiography cited.
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Robert G. Hooper
Frederick County United Givers Fund
J. Paul Langley
Harry E. Krone
UGF
Langley
Amos L. Brown
VFW Country Club
Frederick
United Givers Fund
Thurmont
Hooper
Krone
John E. Tritt
Gilbert A. Newby
Wallace Hutton
Robert E. Broadrup
Clater W. Smith Jr
Charles E. Keller III
Frederick County
Arthritis Foundation
Boy Scouts
Federated Charities
Girl Scout
Goodwill Industries
Red Cross
Salvation Army
Seton Center
YMCA
Brunswick
Emmitsburg
United Way
Jack
Jean Laws
Frederick County Bar Assn
Frederick Produce Co
Investors Loan Corp
H. Albert Dean
Joseph A. Matan
James R. McClellan
Edwin F. Nikirk
Ronald W. Shafer
Greg Anascavage
Ronald E. Hildebrand
Fort Detrick
James W. Freeman
Robert Haynes
Charles L. Snyder
Monroe Keeney
Franklin W. Martz
T. Meade Felton
Joseph
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Jeb Stuart Magruder
Nixon
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Watergate
Prison Farm
Larry Taylor
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Red Horse
Steak House
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Coast Guard Auxiliary
Gov. Thomas Johnson High School
Scholls Va
Davis Shoe Store
Westinghouse
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Lamon
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