Homeowners tax credit program begins today in Maryland
The Maryland General Assembly launches a property tax relief effort described as a major 1978 success. Readily available blue application forms appear in libraries banks and local assessment offices. The circuit breaker offers credits or refunds up to 450 dollars, with many taxpayers receiving smaller sums. The plan also maintains a 15 percent cap on assessment increases and reduces tax rates. About 2,100 Frederick County homeowners under 60 may get about 300000 in rebates while 3140 seniors over 60 qualify for up to 882000 in credits.
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Maryland General Assembly
Assembly
Wbes Dd
Frederick County
C P seeks rate changes across Maryland customers
C P Telephone asks the Maryland Public Service Commission to approve tariff changes that would reduce rates for over 66 000 customers and reclassify 28 exchanges to higher rate steps. Some Frederick exchanges would fare better while Buckeystown Middletown and Myersville see increases. The plan would take effect July 1 1978 and is filed in two parts linking to an ongoing 1878 PSC decision.
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C&p Telephone Company
Maryland Public Service Commission
C&p
Frederick
Buckeystown
Middletown
Myersville
PSC
Baltimore
Aguapolly
Breedywine
Eiko
Havre de Grace
Highfiel
Indience Beach
Oakland
France
Prederick
Sherwood Forest
Inside The News Som Fa Arts Eh Oh Parcel War
Fragmented OCR text references higher rates, power issues, and a strike that idles 1,508 miners. Mentions Clarence Darrow and unspecified entities, with no clear coherent event or location to summarize factually.
Beef quotas eyed to ease rising beef prices
Washington AP report outlines possible higher import quotas on cheaper foreign beef as prices for steak roast and hamburger rise about 4.8 percent in April. Robert Strauss and the Carter administration consider easing import restrictions to aid shoppers while inflation remains high.
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Washington
Qantas
Robert Strauss
White House
Strauss
Carter
Beef Industry Council
Chicago
John L. Huston
Labor Department
Ingwepes
Commerce Department
William Cox
Woman Dies In Maryland Wreck Near Gambrill Park Road
Maryland State Police report a fatal early Thursday wreck killed 23 year old Melva Suzanne Reaver of Stewart Manor Apartments. The collision near five forks six miles from U S 40 involved a 1973 Volkswagen Thing driven by Kurt Manwiller with two other occupants. Reaver died at Washington County General Hospital from massive internal injuries and two broken legs after the car, traveling north at high speed, crashed into a tree.
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Maryland
Stewart Manor Apartments
News-Post
Melva Suzanne Reaver
Wayne E. Reaver
Wayne Jr
John Michael
Kurt Randolph Manwiller
Rt. 8
Frederick
Manwiller
Frederick City
Sam Collins
Carter urges Congress to lift arms embargo to Turkey
President Carter urged Congress to lift the embargo on arms to Turkey saying it undermines NATO cohesion and hurts relations with Greece. He noted the embargos failure and called the issue a major defense and foreign policy test for Congress as panels weigh lifting it amid a $3.4 trillion military aid bill.
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Carter
Congress
Washington
Turkey
NATO Alliance
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Ene
Mediterranean
Europe
Greece
Bulent Ecevit
House
Senate
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
House International Relations Committee
County Board Holds Closed HRC Meeting on Equal Hiring Plan
Frederick County commissioners met behind closed doors with Human Relations Council executives to discuss personnel matters tied to alleged delays in adopting a nondiscrimination plan required by federal funds. Executive Director Patricia Hall was excluded. probation for her assistant was extended amid questions about her role and council approval.
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Board of
Frederick County Commissioners
Human Relations Council
HRC
Patricia Hall
Ms. Hall
Ghven
Judith Lochner
Board of County Commissioners
James L. Bryan
Federal Equal Opportunity
News-Post
Frederick County
Lawrence A. Dorsey
County Commission
Wan
Hall
Dorsey
NATO approves larger budget for defense modernization
Washington AP reports NATO nations adopt a defense plan potentially costing up to 108 billion dollars over 15 years with the US expected to pay about half. Secretary Brown doubts the pact will offset Soviet Warsaw Pact gains and warns arms trends may favor the East. An alliance study echoes that the Soviet union will likely prioritize broad military strength. Baltimore Maryland’s Numbers Game drawing results noted.
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Washington
Atlantic Alliance
U.S
Harcki Brown
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
United States
Carter
Brown
NATO
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Bill Brock
Republican National Committee
Price Report
Strass
Aetna Life and Casualty Co
Ee Company
Tree
Cyprus
New York
The
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Soviet Union
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