HRC lists priorities and installs new leaders
Frederick County Human Relations Council lays out priorities for the coming fiscal year including better police community relations more job opportunities for minorities and improved low income housing. The group met at Winchester Hall with a new executive committee led by Ernie Miller as chairman and Robert Smith as vice chairman.
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Frederick County Human Relations Council
HRC
Winchester Hall
Ernie Miller
Robert Smith
Sarah Roach
June Fox
Leaven Gordon
Frederick County Health Department
Frederick Community College
Ford Brezhnev hold talks on arms and Middle East progress
President Ford and Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev met in Helsinki for a 13 hour mini summit. They reported progress on strategic arms talks and the Middle East with a brief news conference. Ford said the session was constructive and anticipated further progress when they meet again. Brezhnev voiced hope for peace in Europe and noted overall peace could be supported by the conference agreement.
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Ford
Brezhnev
Middle East
HELSINKI
Finland
Leonid Brezhnev
Ron Nelsen
U.S
Europe
Hechinger opens Frederick store on Golden Mile
Hechinger opens its Frederick store on U.S. 40 West with 60,000 square feet under roof and 75 employees. President John W. Hechinger praises Frederick hospitality and notes the family company ethos while officials call the opening a milestone for the city. The store will be closed Sundays under local blue laws, with no immediate Sunday opening planned.
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Donald Miller
Hechinger
Golden Mile
Frederick
John Hechinger
Amos L. Brown
U.S. 40
John W. Hechinger
Sidney L. Hechinger
Maryland
Washington, D.C
capital area
Richard England
James E. McClellan
McClellan
Ronald N. Young
Don Miller
England
Ford offers tariff cut to back decontrol of crude oil
Washington says a 60 cent per barrel tariff on refined petroleum imports could be dropped if Congress backs President Ford's plan to decontrol domestic crude oil prices. Energy chief Frank Zarb says savings would reach about 1.2 million dollars daily for consumers. The move follows House Rules Committee action enabling votes on energy bills and connected amendments.
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WASHINGTON
Ford administration
Congress
Ford
Federal Energy
Frank G. Zarb
Zarb
House Rules Committee
U.S
House
Senate
Rules Committee
Bob Krueger
D-Tex
Krueger
City cleanup campaign set for next week in three areas
The city launches a Summer Clean-up Campaign from Aug 4 to 8 with three daytime pickup areas. General Superintendent Robert L. Strine urges residents to place debris on the sidewalk by 4 PM Friday pickup days. No collections after noon Friday.
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Robert L. Strine
Strine
Patrick Street
Patrick
Fourth Street
Dill Avenue
Rosemont Avenue
city limits
City sets August deadline for underground wiring aid program
The city sets an August 8 deadline for property owners on South Market Street to accept its offer to reconnect underground wires. The program would cover the owner’s material costs with the city advancing funds for the conversion, contingent on owner agreement and compliance.
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South Market Street
Alien G. Merchant
Merchant
Glenn Guyton
World leaders gather for historic Helsinki summit
In Helsinki 32 European states plus the United States and Canada begin the Conference on Security and Cooperation in Europe. President Kekkonen calls it a day of joy and hope as leaders vow a detente path to stability and peace. Ford and Brezhnev plan talks on curbing nuclear arms with no immediate breakthroughs expected.
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HELSINKI
Finland
Urho Kekkonen
Europe
Kekkonen
United States
Canada
Ford
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Soviet Union
Landmarks Foundation hosts Rose Hill Manor picnic and concert
On Saturday August 2 the Landmarks Foundation invites families to picnic on Rose Hill Manor lawn from 5 p.m. before a Baltimore Symphony pops concert at 7:30 p.m. in T.J. auditorium. Hay wagons carry children to the event and after the concert champagne and cheese are served. reservations are required.
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The
Landmarks Foundation
Baltimore Symphony
T.J. auditorium
Rose Hill Manor
Jason Dudash
Drue Horch
Stephanie Dudash
Joey Steiner
Rollie Atkinson
Coffee prices to go higher forecast
The notice discusses a rise in coffee prices due to market factors. It mentions economic trends and expected impact on consumers and retailers.
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