Frederick County School Board approves 26.7 million budget for 1975-76
The Frederick County Board of Education approved an operating budget of 26,745,747 for the 1975-76 school year. Amendments funded the A S administrators and supervisors schedule at five percent plus increment and directed revised copies from John E. Tritt. The total budget shows a 10.11 percent rise over 1975 and excludes county revenue figures.
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J.M. BENNETT
Board of Education
Frederick County
Board of County Commissioners
Frances Ashbury
A&S
William G. Linehan
John E. Tritt
William B. Barnes
A. Doty Remsburg
Tritt
John L. Carnochan Jr
Parkway School
Odd finish as sailplanes reach line behind trailers
Five sailplanes in Smirnoff's cross country contest arrived in Frederick by trailer after poor visibility forced an end in Latrobe. Leaders going into the last day included George Moffat and Helmut Eichmann with locals like William Holbrook among top contenders.
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Catoctin Mountains
Frederick
Smirnoff
Latrobe
George Moffat
Elizabeth
N.J
Helmut Eichmann
West Germany
Rolf Hossinger
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Karl Striedieck
Pittsburgh
William Holbrook
Cumberland
California
Frederick Municipal
Dulles International
Washington
Health planners cite need for psychiatrists in Frederick County
Frederick County health planners voted unanimously to establish 24 hour psychiatric evaluation at Frederick Memorial Hospital. A two month survey in the ER found an average of 2.5 patients daily needing psychiatric diagnosis, noting the county lacks a full-time psychiatrist. The task force urges support for a full-time resident psychiatrist and expanded Community Mental Health Services.
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Frederick County
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Montgomery County
Richard T. Menconeri
FCC approves 1976 budget for Frederick Community College
The Frederick Community College Board of Trustees approves a 2.387 million operating budget for FY 1976, up from the prior year by 511,851 and 230,140 under the president’s request, with a seven percent raise for support staff and five percent for professional staff. Revenue sources include student tuition, Maryland state funds, federal aid, and auxiliary enterprises.
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Board of Trustees
Frederick Community College
FCC
Lewis W. Stephens
GENERAL ADMINISTRATION
City playgrounds to open Thursday for summer programs
Frederick City announces free summer playgrounds from June 26 to August 15 for children of all ages. Parks run on weekdays 10 am to noon and 1 pm to 3:30 pm except Mondays morning hours closed for staff meetings.
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William R. Talley
Frederick City
Talley
Marie Smith
Nuclear energy costs rise and other briefs
Several short items note rising nuclear energy costs and the continued stay of Mrs. Gandhi in office. The FBI drops height requirements for agents as a policy adjustment. A Senate panel calls Rosselli to testify in CIA probe amid other developments. The forecast calls for mostly sunny skies today with highs in the low 90s and a cool night.
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SENATE
Rosselli
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Brunswick tire theft foiled at railroad yard
Brunswick police thwarted an auto train tire theft early this morning at the Baltimore and Ohio yard. Officers Thompson and Daymude recovered 39 tires valued at four to five thousand dollars, scattered between tracks and bushes, with gunfire heard but no injuries.
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BRUNSWICK
Thomas G. Thompson
Charles E. Daymude
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
autotrain
Thompson
Daymude
Frederick City
Karen B. McKenna
Middletown
Lorraine G. Disque
West 12th Street
Susanne F. Haak
Pinewood Drive
Patricia J. Kemp
Walkersville
Karen R. Sites
Braddock Heights
Raymond A
White House denies CIA data delay in Senate probe
Senate Intelligence Chair Sen. Church says White House delays in CIA documents hinder hearings on alleged plots against Fidel Castro. White House officials insist all Rockefeller Commission materials and Mongoose minutes are accessible, with photocopies provided under guard.
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White House
CIA
WASHINGTON
Senate intelligence committee
Central Intelligence Agency
Frank Church
Kennedy
Johnson
Idaho
Church
John Rosselli
Al Capone gang
Fidel Castro
Frederick County opens first Farmer's Market Friday
Frederick County unveils a new Farmer's Market opening Friday June 27 for ten weeks. The market runs Fridays and Saturdays from 9 am to 3 pm at the Frederick Fair grounds under the grandstand. Managed by A Irvin Renn the stalls will feature Gene Sappington country ham Miller family butterfly stand Larry Pearce plants and greenhouse crafts signs and an antique stand.
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Frederick County
News Post
Marg Fouche
Frederick Fair grounds
Frederick Fair Board
Gene Sappington
Miller
Larry Pearce
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