Frederick Community College trustees approve FY 1977 budget
The Frederick Community College Board of Trustees adopt a 2.644 million dollar FY 1977 budget after reorganizing and reviewing insurance. New officers include Chris T. Matthews as chairman and J Harold Hooper as vice chairman. New trustees Seymour Stern Col Frederick L Smith and Mrs A Doty Remsburg join the board with terms. The plan calls for 2.6 million in expenditures with state aid 1.037 million and county aid 632833. The measure passed 50 to 1 with Bonnie Demiray abstaining.
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Frederick Community College Board of Trustees
Chris T. Matthews
J. Harold Hooper
Harold E Sehaden
Seymour B. Stern
Col
Frederick L. Smith
A. Doty
Helen) Remsburg
Board of Education
Charles A. Price
Linton, Shafer & Co
Colonel Smith
Maynard M. Hurd Jr
Board of County Commissioners
Lewis W. Stephens
Bonnie L. Demiray
Braddock Heights Celebrates 75th Jubilee
Braddock Heights marks a 75th birthday this Saturday with a jubilee bicentennial style observance recalling Braddock as a popular resort. A free skating exhibition will be by a professional troupe and local skaters Phillip McCutcheon and Deborah Jacobs will perform clever skate steps.
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Braddock Heights
Braddock
Phillip McCutcheon
Deborah Jacobs
Frederick
Brunswick postpones cablevision decision
Brunswick Town Council postpones a decision on allowing Frederick Cablevision to establish a non exclusive cable service in Brunswick. Delaplaine and Brown urged an ordinance, FCC review, and local public interest programming, with 30 days to study the proposal after a prior Hanly franchise expired last week.
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BRUNSWICK
Frederick Cablevision
Brunswick Town Council
town hall
George B. Delaplaine Jr
Fred Brown
Frederick Cablevision, Inc
Delaplaine
cablevision
John Hanly
Hanly
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Frederick
Planners approve seven subdivisions
The Frederick County Planning Commission approved seven subdivisions carried over from the June meeting. They reviewed areas of concern and heard statements from developers before deciding on an alternative to the 49-lot rule requiring public water and sewer for 50-lot or larger projects. Attorney Richard E. Zimmerman had asked for repeal in April.
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Frederick County
Ford marks 64th birthday amid political and health notes
President Ford enters his 64th year as an underdog amid a birthday cake quip about rivals. He undergoes a semiannual physical exam with Lukash as Carter seizes the Democratic nomination and polls show Ford's relative standing. A separate county planning debate touches on subdivision regulation and growth controls, with Zimmerman's court case cited and planners preparing new ordinances.
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WASHINGTON
Jerry
Ford
Ronald Reagan
Jimmy Carter
Carter
William Lukash
at & am
White House
merit
Philadelphia
Harry Truman
Lukash
Syria to Send More Troops to Lebanon and Mars Landing
News items indicate Syria dispatching additional troops to Lebanon and a Mars landing planned for July 20. Amtrak expands rail lines amid travel notes, with forecast of pleasant weather and warm, humid conditions into Thursday. John Stuart Mill quote appears among miscellaneous text.
Police enforce lane signals at Rosemont and West Second
City police stopped and issued more than a dozen tickets to 16 drivers at the Rosemont Avenue and West Second Street intersection for failing to obey new eastbound lane signals. Left lane now reserved for left turns, right lane for through traffic and right turns. The report notes ongoing market softness with the Dow Jones average hovering around 1064.67.
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City police
Rosemont Avenue
West Second Street
Carter to name running mate as convention opens
Carter edges toward formal nomination after a 17 month campaign and plans to announce his vice presidential pick at a news conference Thursday morning. He will phone six senators before the roll call and faces speculation among Muskie Mondale Glenn Stevenson Jackson and Church.
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NEW YORK
Jimmy Carter
Carter
U.S
Edmund 8. Muskie
Maine
Walter F. Mondale
Minnesota
Hubert Humphrey
John Glenn
Ohio
Adlai Stevenson
Illinois
Henry M. Jackson
Washington
Frank Church
Idaho
Morris K. Udall
Arizona
Edmund G. Brown Jr
California
Ellen McCormack
Long Island
Udall
Watergate
Archibald Cox
Brown
Cesar Chavez
United Farm Workers Union
McCormack
James M. Killilea
Boston
Massachusetts
Alabama
George Wallace
Peter Rodino
New Jersey
Associated Press
Local delegates back Mondale for No 2 slot at convention
Frederick County Democrats at the 37th Democratic National Convention in New York voiced support for Sen. Walter Mondale as the vice presidential nominee. They described a hectic schedule at Madison Square Garden and noted unity under Jimmy Carter’s leadership, with local figures including Mayor Ronald Young and Wilbur Ford present.
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Frederick County
New York
Walter F. Mondale
Madison Square Garden
Ronald N. Young
Wilbur Ford
Tom Slater
Democratic State Central Committee
Tom Hattery
Woodville
Mary Singleton
John Tallman
Americana
Carter
Ronald Young
Jimmy Carter
Young
Georgia
Frederick
Platform miracle: a Democratic platform for all voters
New York AP reports the Democratic National Convention approved a broad platform praised as meeting diverse aims from Coretta Scott King to George Wallace. The document, drafted by the platform committee, includes a Hatch Act easing change and allows limited political activity for federal workers. Critics worry about commitment and abortion debate was not opened.
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NEW YORK
Jimmy Carter
Coretta Scott King
George Wallace
Carter
Wallace
Washington
Byron Endorses Carter for President in Maryland Stance
Rep Goodloe Byron announced support for former Georgia Governor Jimmy Carter for President. He cited Carter’s plans to streamline the federal bureaucracy and balance the budget, plus his farming and business background and Annapolis ties. Byron said Carter’s experience and broad appeal would aid national dialogue and governance.
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Goodloe Byron
Georgia
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Byron
Maryland
Annapolis
Jimmy Carlet
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