Bicycle inspection begins Monday citywide
Citywide bicycle inspections start Monday for about 4000 owners and operators. Inspections run until August 31, 1976, with registration stickers valid September 1, 1976 to August 31, 1977. Fees stay at 25 cents. Police warn of strict enforcement and a truck to seize unregistered bikes.
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Richard J. Ashton
Monoccacy Village Park
Delaware Road
Elm Street
Park Avenue
Baker Park
Armory
South Frederick
New Building
Madison Street
South End Civic Association
Scholl’s Lane
Linden Hills Park
Linden Hills
Waverley Apartments
North Market Street
All boy choir accused of female bias in Connecticut
The HEW Office of Civil Rights says Wethersfield elementary school's all boy choir violates single sex chorus rules. Officials note voices can reach girls’ range and criticize federal interference. Rep. Cotter calls the ruling overzealous bureaucracy. HEW reviews the case as Ford administration tensions rise.
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WASHINGTON
Office of Civil Rights
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Wethersfield
HEW
Ford
William Cotter
DConn
Howland
Frederick County leads state in serious crime rise in 1976
Frederick County recorded the largest jump in serious crime in Maryland for January through March 1976, up 43 percent from the same period a year earlier, with 815 total offenses including a larceny theft majority. Christmas increased in the county, with murders rising most, while robberies and other crimes varied. Sheriff Donald C. Barnes links the rise to easy interstate access and the county’s population shift, urging eight more deputies to meet demand.
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Frederick County
Washington County
Frederick
Donald C. Barnes
Barnes
Frederick City
Detours Set for 16 Weeks as South Market Street Rebuilds
Downtown traffic will suffer detours during a 16 week South Market Street reconstruction. Major Richard J. Ashton says detours aim to ease flow and reduce inconvenience while the project proceeds. Motorists are urged to use the U S 15 By pass if not conducting business downtown.
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South Market Street
Richard J. Ashton
U.S. 15
Patrick Street
Market Street
Madison Street
Broadway
Ice Street
South Cowt Street
West Church Street
North Market Street
East South Street
Carroll Street
West Second Street
East Patrick Street
East Street
East Second Street
South Street
Clarke Place
Maj. Ashton
Senate approves multibillion tax breaks for railroads airlines and insurers
The Senate approved about 750 million in five year tax incentives aimed at stabilizing railroads and airlines and boosting life insurance firms. Provisions include depreciation relief and investment credits to cut tax liabilities, plus pension plan contribution tax-free treatment for homemakers and lower tax rates upon retirement. The package also extends credits for shipbuilding related equipment and other corporate tax relief.
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WASHINGTON
Senate
hie
rairoad
corppeteben
White Rock sewage plant plan discussed by county panels
Metropolitan Commission and three county commissioners met at Yellow Springs Elementary to present a White Rock Subdivision sewage plan. The proposal totals 190 600 after state grants plane costs 800 hookup charge plus 210 yearly operating costs. Officials noted funding limits while stressing the plan serves White Rock only and would require future expansion for a broader area.
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Metropolitan Commission
Yellow Springs
White Rock
William Burall
Bethel Road
commission
Donald J. Kunkoski
State Health Department
Kunkoski
Albert Cinquepalma
Tuscarora
Edgar C. Virts
Wirts
Frank Rothenhoefer
Frederick Community College
White Hook
Lake Singapore
Kunkeski
Russians threaten to quit Olympics in protest
Inside The News reports Russia threatens to leave the Olympics amid tense political standoff. A toxic cloud evacuation is ordered elsewhere as weather shifts to warm humid conditions with possible afternoon storms. Bernard Baruch quote adds a political sentiment about integrity.
HRC backs school plan in Frederick County
The Frederick County Human Relations Council voted Friday to support the Board of Education desegregation plan for city schools and offered assistance to implement it. The statement urges community commitment to equal educational opportunity and removal of dual school system vestiges, with contact through Winchester Hall’s Community Services Agency.
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Frederick County Human Relations Council
HRC
Board of Education
Frederick County
Human Relations Council
Community Services Agency
Winchester Hall
Stup Named to Orphans Court Seat in Frederick
Stup will fill the vacancy left by the death of Orphans Court Judge Austin F Angleberter. A former judge Howard Stup, a Democrat elected to the post in 1942, will take office Monday. A Frederick County resident, Stup attended public schools, lived on Hasement Avenue, and worked in a service station business with his brother before becoming a part time automobile salesman. He is a member of the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Frederick and has served on its church council.
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Austin F. Angleberter
Orphans Court
Howard
Stup Stup
agar
Frederick Counts
Hasement Avenue
Stup
Hie
Evangelical Lutheran Church of
Frederick
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Catoctin Avenue
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Inside The News
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