Mount Airy Adopts 291000 Budget With Tax Hike
Mount Airy town council adopted a 291000 operating budget and a 214000 water and sewer budget after a public hearing. They kept a 70 cent per 100 assessed value property tax and added a 10 cent HEW sewer tax. The budget reflects a 104000 drop from last year due to water plant upgrades and includes 21000 revenue sharing funds for streets and 400 anti-recession funds for parks. Mayor Dixon inducted city officials and reappointed or appointed Board of Appeals members.
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Mount Airy
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
Molesworth to Fill Vacancy. Stroh Reappointed Planning Member
Francis Sco Doreen Molesworth will fill a vacancy created by Van Sant’s election to the town council Browning’s term ends in 1881 and Molesworth’s in 1980 Dixon reap pointed Planning Commission member William Stroh to a five year term Town Attorney Charles Fisher says he is advising the Board of Education that absentee ballots may be designed and adopted for future elections Members of the Mount Airy Civic Association urged the change
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Molesworth
van Sant
Browning
Dixon
Planning Commission
William Stroh
Charles Fisher
Board of Educations
Mount Airy Civic Association
Tick disease guidance and tick bite prevention
Health notes explain transmission by the common dog tick and how to prevent exposure. Removal methods, watchfulness for fever and rash, vaccines exist for Rocky Mountain spotted fever, and immediate care advised for suspected tick bites. A separate Chicago report notes Jackie Gleason's health update and hospitalization details.
Mental Health Association to hold annual meeting June 8
The Mental Health Association of Maryland will host its 1978 Annual Meeting at 10 p.m. on Thursday June 8 at the Interfaith Center in Wilde Lake Village Green Columbia. The event features keynote speaker Robert L Okin MD Massachusetts Health Commissioner on deinstitutionalization and a Fountain House client staff presentation with a panel discussion and Q&A. Tickets are $8 including luncheon with reservations by calling MBLA de.
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Mental Health Association of Maryland
Interfaith Center
Wilde Lake Village Green
Columbia
Maryland
Robert L. Okin, MD
Massachusetts Department of Mental Health
Okin
Fountain House
New York City
Mbla de the
Mental Health Association
Association
Middletown High School Opens Summer Swim Lessons
Middletown High School offers two week summer swimming sessions eight lessons each from 8:30 to 11:00 daily Monday through Thursday and recreational swims Monday to Friday 1 to 5 pm plus Thursday evenings. Courses include Red Cross beginner to advanced lifesaving with costs 10 per lesson and 2 for lifesaving. pool opens June 19 and runs through August 25 with registration on a first come basis.
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Middletown High School
Red Cross
Middletown
The
High School
Betsy Carter
Teachers back Venetoulis for governor in MSTA vote
Frederick County teachers spoke with Marylands MSTA members endorsing Theodore Venetoulis for governor. The ballot saw broad union support, with local FCTA leaders noting strong backing for education funding and criticizing pension reform. Observers considered the vote pivotal for the race and potential impacts on Lee and Hoyer.
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Frederick County Teachers Association
FCTA
Maryland State Teachers Association
MSTA
Theodore G. Venetoulia
Niactees
Baltimore County
Venetoulis
V. Blair Lee II
Stev. d. Hoyer
Fcta Executive Committee
Political Action Club
Jim Schofield
Lee
General Assembly
Venatoulis
Miss Gordon
Tom Slater
Slater
Hoyer
Ranning
Lee Walter
Grlinsky
John Hardwicke
Francis
Bill Burch
Harry Hughes
Uiions
Schofield
Annapolis
Pcta-Pac
PAC
Orlinsky
Baltimore
California voters loom over Prop 13 tax cut battle
California taxpayers face a fierce Prop 13 showdown with polls signaling strong support for a measure to cap property taxes at 1 percent of market value, roll back assessments to 1975, and limit annual increases. The plan would slash typical bills but cut revenue for cities counties and schools, drawing wide labor and business opposition and a high turnout forecast.
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Los Angeles
California
Feu Screptum
Reuk Gas Electric
Southern California
Edmund Brown Jr
Brown
Ed Davis
Evetle Younger
Ken Maddy
Pete Wilson
Howard Jarvis
Jarvis
March Foug EU
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Bet Rial
Pheer
Lewis C. Dixon
Hanford A. van Sant
R. Delaine Hobbs
C. Robert Browning
James Molesworth
Board of Appeals
Francis Sco Doreen
Gleason
Chicago
Jackie Gleason
Michael Reese Hospital
Olbia
Sardinia
Angelcina
Antietam Street
Hagerstown
Ignis
Dad
Tasnions
Valsate
Ulysses S. Grant
West Point
Sakrete
SOX
Apertel Lumber & Supply
Carter & Cross H. Ma, Airy, Md
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