CETA Contract Sparks Protest At Jeanne Bussard Workshop
Jeannie Bussard Workshop faces abrupt CETA contract cancellation harming about 15 to 20 workers. Officials allege regulatory noncompliance, while director Mrs. Nussear and leaders like Thompson defend years of operation and seek federal hearing and possible appeal with Senator Mathias backing the workforce.
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Mathias
Ceta Rasks
CETA
David Key
Nuseear
Jeanne Bussard
Nusseau
Thompson
Labor Department
Ion
County Commission
Lawrence A. Dorsey
Dorsey
Thompess
Nussear
U.S
Charles McC. Mathias
Lee Ceta
French restaurant planned at rear for supplies access
A commission briefing notes a French restaurant at a rear lot with potential for future supply access and a start date around no days if plans proceed. In other business, La Bistro sign approval at 36 E Patrick St and minor renovations for the Francis Scott Key Hotel by Homewood Retirement Centers were discussed. Plans for John Hanson House preservation and cave concept were reviewed for Seymour and Lee Stern at 109 N Market St, site of Hallmark Card Shop, for offices. Stern received bronze plaque style sign approval for Weinberg Michel and Stern law offices at 100 N Market St.
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Commission
E. Patrick St
Francis Scott Key
Homewood Retirement Centers
John Hanson House
Cave
Seymour
Weinberg, Michel and Stern
100N
Market St
City board discusses Planning Commission review and Hillcrest Oaks funding
The City Board debated sending a planning commission recommendation back for screening and addressed withholding $26,000 for Hillcrest Orchards construction. Developer Edwin Jacobsen faced claims of incomplete work while city officials argued the full amount should stand for possible costs. The board also directed bids for city work and appointed the administrative assistant as grants coordinator amid a flood program and station renovation funding.
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Planning Commission
Board of Aldermen
Calvin S. Bartgis
Plan Ang Commission
Claude R. DeLauier Jr
Secont
Hillcrest Orchards
Richard R. Burgee
Edwin Jacobsen
Montgomery Development Corporation
Burgee
Jacobsen
Michael E. Pue Jr
Die Wees
Murphy
Edwin
City Engineering Department
Roberts
James
Grimes
Pue
Bartgis
B&o
Gleen Nikirk
School books review proves slow and strained in Middletown
A nine member committee and county officials debated handling of career education materials at Middletown High School. They found plagiarism and copyright violations in the So You Want a Job course, drafting corrections and possible in service training for teachers. Parents like Mrs Nichols criticized the process while appealing the decision to the Board of Education.
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Nichow
Middletown
Middletown High School
Maryland
Nichols
Thackston
Anderson
Elizabeth Carter
Jean Silvius
Silvius
Board of Education
Mary Metz
Jane Smith
James Bourland
David Markoe
Russell Beaton
Loretta Guyton
Frances Ahal
Silvies
Amos A. Holter Jr
Carter Seeks Warm Ties as He Tours Bonn Visit
President Carter arrives in Bonn with German Chancellor Schmidt and family. They have a quiet airport greeting, inspect troops near Wiesbaden, visit Berlin to view the Berlin Wall, and attend a state dinner at Augustusburg Castle. Plans include wreath laying and a Kennedy speech site visit.
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Rose
Carters
Schmidts
Bonn
Carter
Old
John F. Kennedy
Augustusburg Castle
Schmidt
Frankfurt
U.S
Wiesbaden
Berlin
Berlin Wall
East Germany
Disputed Soviet Trial Against Sheheransky and Helsinki Group
The text notes a defense by Sheheransky, a computer programmer turned emigration activist, and his ties to the Helsinki Group in Moscow formed to expose human rights failures. Prosecutor Solonin seeks the death penalty for alleged spying and other crimes, while urging leniency.
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Helsinki Human Rights Group
Sheharansky
Gintharg
Cyrua EB. Vance
Venience
Pyathus
Im- Sheheransky
Helsinki
Moscow
P. Solonin
Chamber of Commerce eyes new members
The Frederick County Chamber of Commerce aims to add 78 new members in 1978 79 under Membership Chairman Earl Smith. Eight new members were recently welcomed including Country Legend and Holly Hills Country Club. A list of 10 non members is identified, urging local businesses to join.
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Chamber of Commerce
Earl Smith
Frederick County
Country Legend
The
American Finance Corporation
N-Way Marketing
Phillips Distributing, Inc
Holly Hills Country Club, Inc
Christopher Custer, Inc
5. B. Thomas, Inc
Lucien T. Winegar
J. Richard Crouse
D.D.S
Tme
Two accused of the theft and receiving truck tires
Frederick City Police report two men charged after a theft at a truck lot and a subsequent incident. Melee was charged with receiving stolen tires. Brews faced reckless driving charges after a man was struck on the southeast corner of Patrick and streets while standing on the sidewalk. Welch, 23, was treated for a dislocated shoulder at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Police investigated the early Sunday morning events, with witnesses reporting threats and a vehicle driving onto the sidewalk. Four others were charged for traffic violations since Thursday.
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Frederick City
Barbers Dorsey
Richard D. Brews
RLS
David E. Welch
East Patrick Street
Patrick and
Streets
Welch
Richard Fickard
Wayne Wininger
Sliver Spring
Pomevie
South Market Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
John Michael Derkocki
Tan
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