Frederick City seeks HUD rent subsidy to cover 50 units
Frederick officials vote to raise HUD Section 8 funding from 10 to 50 subsidized units for inner city properties undergoing rehabilitation. The plan offers up to 75 percent subsidy to low income tenants and helps landlords recoup rehab costs while protecting tenants. The council also arranged a trade with the Humane Society for water and sewer services to a new Rosemont Avenue animal shelter, valued around 5,000.
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Frederick
Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Board of Aldermen
Ronald N. Young
Allen Merchant
Donald H. Hiltner
Frederick County Humane Society
Humane Society
Rosemont Avenue
Richard C. Brady
Gas House Pike
Brady
General Investment Group
Reeder Farm
Frederick Towne Mall
Cuy Hall
Maryland Pushes St Joseph Site for National Fire Academy
Governor Mandel reports the National Fire Academy Site Selection Board still considers St Joseph College in Emmitsburg as a potential site. Maryland offers state services and local support, with a second site visit planned to review facilities and address questions.
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National Fire Academy
St. Joseph
Marvin Mandel
Lawrence A. Dorsey
National Fire Academy Site Selection Board
St Joseph College
Emmitsburg
national academy
National Academy for Fire Prevention and Control
St Joseph
Maryland
Sisters of St. Joseph
Dorsey
Washington
Mandel
Howard Tipton
National Fire Prevention and Control Administration
City eases peddling rules for charities under new ordinance
A 1973 ordinance shifts license issuing from police to the city treasurer Betty E Kice. Charitable groups can obtain solicitation licenses free of charge, while other sellers pay a 120 annual fee. Exemptions apply to those with state trader licenses, and charities must hold federal or state recognition with local sponsorship.
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Betty EKice
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Maryland
Thurmont Rent-A-Kid program seeks youth workers
Dozens of Catoctin High School feeder youths in Thurmont Emmitsburg and surrounding communities seek jobs as the Rent-A-Kid service expands hours and accepts job orders The program coordinated by Pam Aubel and Jeff Clem operates from Thurmont Bank and offers free placement for ages 14 to 21 with tasks from yard work painting cleaning and maintenance over 100 youths were employed last summer across multiple employers.
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Thurmom Hank
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Thurmont Bank
Thurmont
Aube
Aubel
Jeff Clem
Rennt-A-Kid
Thurmom Bank
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Catoctin High School
Emmitsburg
Graceham
Rocky Ridge
Catoctin Furnace
Sabillasville
Lewstean
Mandel Govern or Step Aside Amid Trial Questions
New York AP reports market optimism as the Dow Jones rises 5.8 points to 970.37 in early trading with gains led by industrials. The session notes a strong mood for economic recovery and rate outlook.
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NEW YORK
Thurdas
Texas congressman linked to sex scandal
Former aide Colleen Gardner claims Rep John Young paid her over twenty six thousand dollars a year for sexual favors. Young denies the arrangement while noting the pay matched a policy of small yet well paid staff. Gardner left his office in March and is now a central figure amid an expanding Capitol Hill payroll scandal.
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Capitol Hill
John Young
Texas Democrat
Colleen Gardner
Young
Sol Z. Rosen Young
Gardner
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Corpus Christi
Justice Department
Joint Atomic Energy Committee
John O. Pastore
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Elizabeth Ray
Miss Ray
Wayne Hays
DOhio
U.S attorney's office
New York Times
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Hays Recovers From Drug Overdose In Ohio
Rep Wayne Hays wakes from coma after overdose of sleeping pills in Bahnesville Ohio. Doctor says accident, expected full recovery within ten days. House leadership delays resignation talk until he returns to health.
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BAHNESVILLE
Ohio
Wayne Hays
Hays
Howard Phillips
Phillips
Philips
Washington
House
House Administration
Carl Albert
Thomas P .Nevli
University of Pittsburgh
Carol Clawson
Mre Clawson
Jack Anderson
Developers sue planners over subdivision approvals
Frederick County court action charges the Frederick County Planning Commission had no authority to disapprove three subdivision preliminary plats located in undeveloped areas. Plaintiffs—Dr. C. Byron Kao. Dan and Wilma Mater. William R and Clara D Clew—contend the sites Ballenger Heights Materwood Heights and Potomac Estates meet all requirements and staff approved them, while the panel acted arbitrarily and discriminatorily, abusing ministerial duties.
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Frederick County Planning Commission
Zimmerman, Aldndge and
Dwyer
Allen, Threbolt and Alexander
Harry T deMouth
Zimmerman
C. Byron Kao
Brunswick
Ballenger Heights
Elmer Derr
Dan H. and
Wilma S Mater
Materwood Heights
New Market
Bottom Road
William R and
Clara D Clew
Woodville Road
Potomac Estates
City Budget Approved With Minimal Public Input
The Board of Aldermen last night approved the mayor's 62 million dollar budget blueprint with no public discussion. The 1976 77 budget shows a 91 percent increase over last year’s figure, and was approved just one minute after the subject was raised.
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Board of Aldermen
City pool set to open amid heat wave grip
Frederick opens municipal pool Saturday at 1 pm with Diggs pool in Mullmx Park not opening until next Saturday. Officials expect crowds at mountain picnic areas and area pools as temperatures rise. A Pollution alert issued for metropolitan areas warns elderly and those with respiratory issues to stay indoors.
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Diggs
Mullmx Park
National Weather Service
Frederick
Baltimore
Wisconsin Youth Symphony to Play Free Concert Here
The 10 member Wisconsin Youth Symphony Orchestra from across Wisconsin will perform Monday June 14 at Bpm in Gov Thomas Johnson auditorium. Admission is free and the event is sponsored by the Frederic Board of Education.
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Wisconsin Youth Symphony Orchestra
Wisconsin
Gov Thomas Johnson
Board of Education of Frederic
Counts
Wisconsin Youth Symphony Orchestras
Missouri Democrats seek delegates as Ford Reagan era looms
Fragmented politics coverage details Missouri Democrats courting delegates ahead of Ford and Reagan era milestones. Mention of party platforms and shifting alliances outlines the political climate.
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Reagan
Missouri
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