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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1974
Page
4
County officials discuss trimming operating costs and expanding services as they set a six year capital improvements program. Taxes, salaries, utilities and bonds fund roads, schools and facilities with future water and sewer projects.
Downtown Frederick Association announced the Jackpot Days finale winners on Monday afternoon on the Square Corner. Over 50 downtown stores participated July 25 to 27, with prizes totaling $500 in gift certificates. Winners include Donna Betson for $100, Mrs C W Wiles and Robert Lahr for $90 and $25 respectively, plus several $15 and $10 certificates redeemable at about 532 downtown stores.
A note on etymology explains amateur derives from Latin amator meaning one who has a taste for anything. In 17th century France the word described a connoisseur of fine arts.
Democratic gubernatorial hopeful Wilson K Barnes accuses Gov Mandel of a cruel hoax over funding the circuit breaker tax relief plan. Del Cardin warns lawmakers county officials may bear part of the $59 million cost. The program would grant up to 750 yearly tax credits for qualifying homeowners starting next July if funded.
The Potomac Edison company pushes 123 million watt nuclear plants near Point of Rocks, citing energy needs and cheaper coal alternatives elsewhere. Local residents voice safety fears about reactor leaks, sabotage, and long term river pollution, while some see economic gains and demand public debate before any construction.
Circuit Court Judge Meyer M. Cardin ruled the state ban on Deep Throat Part IV valid, noting the revised version differs only in degree from the original and still contains depictions of sex acts. The decision followed prior court orders barring showings of the film.
Frederick County Metropolitan Commission holds regular meeting at Winchester Reom Winchester Mall on August 6 7230 pe with agenda items including minutes approval policy amendments report on Point of Rocks Estates and Ballenger Creek contracts and discussions on disbursement authorization staff charges and outstanding invoices.
The Baltimore MTA faces a tripled deficit for the year ended June 30 despite a 6 percent rise in riders to over 109 million. Operating losses climbed from 1.8 million in 1973 to 5.7 million in 1974, driven by higher fuel and labor costs. No fare increase is planned through the 1975 fiscal year. Walter J. Addison cited rising social security and workmen’s compensation costs and noted labor expenses remain high despite fuel stabilization. AFL CIO Division 1300 members have had two raises recently, with another cost-of-living boost due in October.
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