Mayor denies firehouse relocation shelved amid budget questions
Mayor Ronald N. Young rejected reports that the plan to relocate the Independent Hose Company on Baughman’s Lane has been shelved. He cited budget constraints for next year and the need for Water Resources Administration approval to cross a flood plain, insisting plans are not cancelled but evaluated step by step.
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Frederick teachers decry inadequate instructional aids survey
A Frederick County Civic Federation survey of 840 teachers drew 186 responses. Fifty-three percent of secondary teachers and fifty percent of elementary teachers said materials were not adequate in quantity or quality to teach students properly.
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Wholesale price rise slows as May shows modest gain
The Labor Department reports May wholesale prices increased four tenths of a percent after April’s sharp rise and notes farm products largely drove the uptick. Ford administration argues the one month spike does not signal a return to 1974 inflation. Retail prices have slowed despite wholesale gains.
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House fails to override Ford veto of jobs bill
The House failed to reach the two thirds needed to override President Ford's veto of an emergency jobs bill. The defeated measure was 5.3 billion dollars with Ford backing a smaller 2 billion dollar program for unemployment and youth jobs. Also reported were higher U S car sales in May, still below last year’s levels, along with other economic developments.
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Oil producers plan price hike amid North Korea tension
The article notes oil producers plotting higher prices as regional tensions rise with North Korea massing troops near the DMZ. It mentions voting rights bill expansion and approval on page A3, while weather forecasts predict cloudy skies with showers and thunderstorms, highs in the mid to upper 80s, and cooler lows.
Frederick High School project advances design plans
Frederick High School design development documents win board approval while other measures move forward. The panel also approves federal funds for a temporary principal and secretary at Bo Tech Center and a budget shift of about 136000 between middle school funds. A change order for Walkersville Elementary excavation and bids for school furniture, milk and bread are approved along with three budget amendments.
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Egypt Reopens Suez Canal in Peace and Prosperity
President Anwar Sadat reopened the Suez Canal calling it a conduit for peace and world trade while pledging to liberate Arab lands. He wore a white naval uniform and said the waterway was cleared of Israeli aggression after the 1973 crossing. Israeli officials noted Egypt's written pledge to allow Israeli cargoes through as part of the disengagement pact.
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Lincoln episode to highlight downtown Bell History Days
Downtown Frederick hosts Bell and History Days June 13 to 15 with a Lincoln impersonator delivering a Civil War speech near a mid 19th century themed trolley. Mrs Bertha Kennedy leads a wide publicity drive distributing about 10 000 programs and posters statewide. An arts and crafts show June 14 and 15 at Memorial Park features silversmithing lapidary wood working and more.
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Police warn against con artists in Frederick
Frederick police warn the elderly to refuse discussing finances with strangers and to avoid withdrawing funds over the phone. Inspector Paul W. Mossburg cited two recent bank scam attempts targeting seniors, including a 77 year old victim involved in a three phase scheme.
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Thunderstorm forecasts and rainfall trends in Frederick area
Severe thunderstorms are forecast for Frederick through Friday with strong winds. Weekend temperatures near 80 degrees and dry conditions expected next weekend. Rain totals this month 2.62 inches versus 3.60 inch average. May rainfall 3.90 inches with heavy weekend downpours on May first and third Sundays and June first. Stock market slips after wholesale price rise as Dow loses 5.87 points to 834.09.
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