Christoff Gets Four Months On Convictions In Russia Remark
Dr Christoff once FCC dean of community services receives four months for 11 counts with two years and one day on each count suspended except four months. Judge Goudy rules, defense to appeal within 40 days. new trial motion denied. Barbara Christoff denounces verdict as unfair.
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Eee
Paetrich L
Anse Arunde
Christof
Jodge H. Chester Goudy Jr
Christoff
FCC
Goudy
Stern
Lewis C. Turner
Maynard M. Hurd
J. Harold Hooper
Wayne J. Stumph
Stumph
Keene State College
Keene, N.H
Rough Financial Times
Francis E. Reinberger
Frederick
State
Inflationary Spiral Pushes Prices Higher in June
Washington AP reports consumer prices rose 0.9 percent in June for the third straight month led by food housing and autos. If sustained for a year the increase would total about 11.4 percent. The Carter administration forecasts smaller rises ahead.
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Washington
Labor Department
Inflation Traces Sharp June Rise in Food Costs
The Labor Department reports June saw a 0.4 percent drop in workers’ purchasing power, with wages up 0.5 percent while prices rose 1.3 percent for food. Beef up 5.6 percent, poultry dairy cereals and oils rose. vegetables and eggs fell. Housing up 1.2 percent, electricity 2.6 percent, postal costs up 14 percent. gasoline slipped. Despite overall price gains the entertainment sector fell 0.2 percent. CPI up 7.4 percent from June 1977. Strauss warned inflation could exceed 7.2 percent. Cable of six months caution amid predictions of continued rises.
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Labor Department
U.S
Robert
Strauss
Carter
Gma Mee
Pete van Lingald
FCC to Hold Hearing on Attracting Minority Students
Frederick Community College schedules a Thursday meeting on campus with public school authorities and community leaders to explain why minority enrollment may lag. A state report cites FCC among colleges not meeting affirmative action goals and aims for 10 percent minority enrollment by 1980, up from about five percent.
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Frederick
FCC Board of Trustees
Haney
FCC Uvalves
Seymour B. Sters
Lee reveals huge budget surplus in Maryland
Maryland reports an unexpected surplus of about 40 million over the 108 million used for the 1978 tax relief package. Acting Gov Blair Lee II cautions state agencies not to increase spending while planning for the next year. He argues to hoard funds to avoid future tax hikes and cites growth lottery, insurance and sales tax gains, plus investment income as key contributors. He expects to gain votes from Atty Gen Francis Burch's withdrawal and accelerates campaigning against Teddy Venetoulis ahead of the September primary.
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Annapolis
Maryland
General Assembly
Blair Lee II
Lee
Francis B. Burch
Burch
Teddy
Baltimore County
Theodore Venetoulis
Gold price hits world record on London market
The London bullion market saw gold rise to a new world high in early afternoon trading with quotes around 200.05 dollars per ounce. U S traders reportedly entered the market by mid afternoon as bullion demand grew amid inflation worries and a sliding dollar. Swiss National Bank president Fritz Leutwiler signaled that currency gains may continue and inflation control takes priority over defending the dollar, prompting central banks to buy dollars to curb currency rises.
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London
U.S
Fritz Leutwiler
Leutwiler
City Upgrades with IBM M Computer System
The city advances its data handling by implementing a new IBM M computer system, reducing county data processing reliance as the city undertakes the upgrade with phased rollout and staff training.
Meadows Elected Fredericktown B T Director
David C Meadows was elected to the Board of Directors of Fredericktown Bank & Trust Company. He has been linked with Meadows Van & Storage and is a former director and vice president of United Way and Messcacy Valley Goodwill. The report notes other local business and civic roles.
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W. Meredith Sr. Young
Fredericktown Bank & Trust Company
David C. Meadows
Mr. Meadows
Meadows van & Storage
I Aeference
Memecacy Canes Club
United Way
Messcacy Valley Goodwill
Basic skills tests approved for degrees
Maryland state education board approved minimum skill tests for high school graduation. Frederick County schools align with state plans, stressing reading math citizenship and survival skills. Superintendent Gordon M. Anderson supports the move but urges slow, careful implementation to serve all students and teachers. Continued on Page Af9.
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State Board of Education
Frederick County
Gordon M. Anderson
Maryland
Anderson
Woo
New York
Dr. Anderson
Sanitation issues at sea prompt evacuation urged
Americans and Canadians are urged to leave Lebanon as UN efforts push Namibia toward independence. A cool, sunny forecast with lows near 0 and highs in the 0s. minimal rain chances and light, variable winds. Carl Sandburg quote about life ends with a reflective line.
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Lebanon
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