Crown Central plans 24 hour gas station on U.S. 40
Crown Central Petroleum aims to open a new gas station and car wash on U.S. 40 opposite Carmack Jay's within 90 days. The City Board of Zoning Appeals granted a conditional permit amid opposition over traffic risk and station saturation, with two conditions on ingress and drainage.
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Crown Central Petroleum Corporation
U.S. 40
Carmack Jay’s
William Wenner
city Board of Zoning Appeals
Sunoco
Wenner
Antonius DeLange
Federal Energy Administration
Local executive eyes 200 unit Hilton in Frederick
Peggy Lekstrum of Quest Realty plans a 200 room Hilton hotel on a 21 acre site at U.S. 15 and Maynard Road. She aims to raise at least 1 million for 75 percent private ownership with local financing and possible foreign backing from Kuwait and Saudi Arabia.
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Frederick
Peggy Lekstrum
Quest Realty
U.S. 15
Maynard Road
Filtonian Corp
Leksuum
Kuwait
Saudi Arabia
Frederick County schools reshuffle to meet OCR plan
Frederick County Board adopts a plan to set six city elementary schools at 19 percent minority enrollment by September 1 and align teacher minority ratios to 6.5 percent in response to OCR HEW warnings. Elm Street Elementary will stay open with transfers intended to avoid multiple moves. The plan, backed unanimously by board members, aims to avoid loss of about $2.3 million in federal funds and complies with July 19 OCR HEW directives.
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Gordon M. Anderson
Frederick County
Board of Education
Office of Civil Rights
OCR
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
Anderson
South Frederick
Rita S. Gordon
Frederick city
Elm Street Elementary
Elm Street
Gordon
East Frederick
Parkway
North Frederick
Waverley
Linehan
HEW-OCR
Frederick High School
Ford Congress split on vetoes and job bill enacted
President Ford’s veto of a 3.3 billion military construction bill was sustained while the 3.95 billion public works jobs bill was overridden in the House but blocked in the Senate. The jobs measure aims to create about 200 000 temporary government funded jobs and would require new appropriations to begin.
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WASHINGTON
Ford
Congress
House
Senate
Jacksonville
Fla
Hans G. Tanzler Jr
National League of Cities
Defense
Donald Rumsfeld
Frederick County gets 217 800 from jobs bill
Congressman Paul Sarbanes announced Frederick County will receive 217 800 dollars of the 28 4 million national jobs package. The act provides 350 000 jobs nationwide with grants to fund public works such as schools and fire stations and wastewater treatment plants.
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Paul
Sarbanes
News-Post
Frederick County
House
Senate
House of Representatives
Maryland
Byron votes to override Ford vetoes on public works and military bills
Congressman Goodioe E Byron and Maryland colleagues backed overrides of Ford vetoes on the public works and military construction bills. The Senate failed to reach a two thirds vote to override the military veto, while Beall and Mathias split on the spending bill. Byron cited the public works bill would curb the administration's appropriation request.
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Goodioe E. Byron
House of Representatives
Ford
Byron
News-Post
Fort Detrick
Fort Ritchie
Congress
Senate
J. Glenn Beall
Charles McC. Mathias
Beall
Mathias
Maryland
Gilbert Gude
Montgomery County
Clarence Long
Parren Mitchell
Paul Sarbanes
Gladys Spellman
Robert Bauman
Lelen Holt
Byron, Long, Mitchell, Sarbanes and Spellman
Gude
Bauman
Holt
McDonald's Olympic Medals Game halted by city police
Frederick city police ordered two McDonald's outlets to stop the Olympic Medals Game promotion that offered winning tickets for free merchandise. Maj. Richard J Ashton said the restaurants agreed to discontinue and distribute tickets already issued, while McDonald's aims to redeem tickets issued before July 22.
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Frederick Testaurants
Richard J Ashton
city police
Frederick
Uaim
McDonald's
USA
Maryland
McDonald’s
Ashton
Tense school board meeting ends with bomb threat and name calling
At a Thursday meeting on correcting racial imbalance in South Frederick Elementary, police evacuated the building after a bomb threat timed for 9 30. The session featured name calling directed at the school board by NAACP leaders and tense exchanges over HEW and federal guidelines.
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South Frederick
NAACP
Leaven Gordon
Office of Civil Rights
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Lord Nickens
Sidney L. Bloom
Gordon
Nickens
Frances W. Ashbury
Bloom
Mrs. Ashbury
Three California men sought in Chowchilla kidnapping case
Alameda and Madera counties seek arrest warrants for Frederik Woods James Schoenfeld and Richard Schoenfeld described as armed and dangerous in the mass kidnapping of 26 Chowchilla students and their driver. Authorities said a warehouse search in eastern San Jose was possible after obtaining warrants.
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SAN LEANDRO
Caiif
California
Chowchilla
Alameda
Madera county
San Francisco Bay area
Frederik N Woods
James L. Schoenfeld
Richard A. Schoenfeld
Farmers outraged over privy proposal sparks reaction
A local report outlines farmer groups' anger at a proposed privy settlement. The AZ Supreme Court delays executions. Weather outlook shows showers tonight, cloudy and cool with possible thunderstorms to end the week.
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