State sets Sept 4 hearing on Frederick firehouse site
The Maryland Water Resources Administration schedules a Sept 4 public hearing at Winchester Hall 1 p.m. on Frederick City's petition to fill an 80 square foot flood plain strip linking the firehouse relocation site with Baughman's Lane. The hearing starts a two phase contest with neighborhood opponents seeking a referendum and a city ruling on environmental impact.
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Maryland Water Resources Administration
Frederick City
Independent Hose Company
Baughman
WRA
Winchester Hall
Michael A. Ports
water board
Robert D. Osburn Jr
Howard Stup
Congress urged to push uranium sales for energy
A brief item notes Congress is urged to back uranium sales for energy. The report mentions financial records subpoenaed and an emergency declaration in India alongside weather and a misused UN statement.
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CONGRESS
Crum cites progress as county board tackles tough issues
Frederick County commissioners, led by Paul Crum, claim six months of work surpasses four years of the prior board, addressing land leases and downtown challenges while pushing the Courthouse project forward. The Frederick Improvement Foundation members critique local reporting on city affairs. In Maryland, lottery numbers and a New York market update follow.
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Paul Crum
Frederick
Crum
Foundation
FIF
News-Post
M. A. Malik
David Bork
Donald Hiltner
Hiltner
Economy shows May rise in leading indicators signaling recovery
The Commerce Department said its Composite Index of Leading Indicators increased 2.1 percent in May, the third straight monthly gain, with eight of ten components up. April's revised 3.0 percent rise and May's gain point to a strengthening economy amid optimism that the recession may be ending.
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WASHINGTON
Commerce Department
Democrats push tax cut extension amid tax reform talks
Democratic leaders plan to push for extending this year’s anti-recession tax cuts and broaden tax reform. President Ford signaled he would consider extension through the 1976 election if the economy does not rebound. Treasury Secretary Simon cited a strong recovery, while party strategists note the plan aligns with budget assumptions and tied revisions pending broader measures.
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WASHINGTON
Ford
Congress
Treasury
William E. Simon
Litton Bionetics Wins 17.6 Million Cancer Center Contract
The National Cancer Institute awards Litton Bionetics a 17.6 million contract to operate the Frederick Cancer Research Center as prime contractor for June 26 1975 to June 25 1976. The total authorized amount is 17,617,271 with additional funds for architectural engineering and renovation during the year.
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National Cancer Institute
Litton Bionetics
Frederick Cancer Research Center
NCI
Ronald H. Defelice
FCRC
Storm knocks out Frederick Towne Mall power during storm
A thunderstorm blacked out the Frederick Towne Mall as rain measured just under two tenths of an inch fell at WFMD. Fire companies evacuated shoppers and moviegoers, refunds were issued, and power was restored to most areas while a few indoor sections lacked air conditioning.
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Frederick
WFMD
Frederick Towne Mall
Potomac Edison
Autopsy Reveals Youth Murdered Near Md 80 Roadside
An autopsy on a badly decomposed body found along Park Mills Road near Md 80 identified the victim as a white male aged 15 to 18. He weighed 170 to 180 pounds and wore braces. Investigators say death occurred about a week to 10 days prior and the murder weapon was recovered at the scene. Police have not determined where the knifing occurred.
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Park Mills Road
Md. 80
Byron Hubble
Hubble
state medical examiner's
Baltimore
Family carries The News 50 years in Woodboro
The article honors long serving newspaper carriers the Smith and Grimm families. Mildred Grimm Aldridge began at seven in 1926 when the route passed to the family from Edith Wills. Ricky Smith, Mildred’s nephew, ends his 14 year run next week after saving for college and a car.
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Woodsboro
Grimm
Smith
dog
Bruno
Ricky Smith
Richard M. Smith
John C. Grimm
Kathryn Grimm Smith
Mildred Grimm Aldridge
William E. Graffam
Smiths
Aldridge
Edith Wills
Grimm sisters
Mildred
Kathryn
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