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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1978

Page

2

Two major parties lack filled slate for state central committees

The Frederick County political scene worries over empty seats in both parties seven-seat state central committee races. Only three Democrats and one Republican have filed, threatening clout in Annapolis and influence over appointive posts like the Board of Education and Frederick Community College trustees. Four-year, unpaid terms rest on these pivotal committees, argued as essential to a strong two party system.

Frederick County Democratic Party Republican Party Democratic State Central Committee GOP Sccs Annapolis Board of Education of Public Schools Board of Trustees Frederick

Christoff Trial Highlights Enrolment Padding at Frederick College

The Christoff trial in Annapolis centers on inflating enrollment figures to nab about 158,000 dollars in state aid for Frederick Community College during 1975 to 1977. Prosecutors rely on college forms and courses to prove padding, while noting no personal gain by Christoff, and pointing to broader overpayments revealed at a June 21 BPW meeting.

Christoff Patrick L. Christoff Annapolis Frederick Bruce C. Spizier Ford Laker Jr Frederick College Christof Maryland Sims Frederick A Brill SBCC State Board of Public Works BPW Brent Johnson Blair Lee

Reader asks about school policing and locker security practices

Tam writes to The Editor seeking facts on whether other high schools in the state employ principals who patrol the grounds and dances to curb liquor on campus, whether other schools avoid hired security for dances, and which public high schools have never used locker locks since opening.

Tam

Reform California style in national tax reform debate

The letter argues Californians pushed Proposition 13 style reform to curb taxes and state power, while noting broader issues of tax inequity tied to local government growth. It critiques federal plans as insufficient, urges comprehensive reform across federal, state, and local levels, and condemns political games in school funding and administration as it praises dedicated educators like Mr Fleagle and calls readers to contact Dr Anderson and board members.

Doc Graff California Washington Carter Advisory Commission On Intergovernmental Relations Colorado Tennessee Massachusetts Pleagle Walkersville America Fleagle

Summer school and new officers highlight county events

Fifty years ago Frederick County teachers attend summer sessions at colleges and universities while plans unfold for a June 31st event. The Woodsboro Woman's Club installs new Ladies Auxiliary officers led by Lena Nash president and Rachel Nash junior past president. Roy C W Schaffer is named Frederick County Committee chair for Farmers Home Administration. Frederick and Thurmont battle to a 0-0 tie in a rescheduled state league game. Five Frederick fishermen haul 226 flounder with Captain Forrest Bell near Wachapreague Virginia.

Ladies Auxiliary Fraternal Order of Eagles Frederick Aerie Eagles East Patrick Street Mildred Bottmger Eagle Lena Nash Rachel Nash Margaret Engle Emma Angleberger Helen Galther Lila Showe Margaret Seipler Roy C.W. Schaffer Braddock Area Frederick County Committee of Farmers Home Administration Frederick Forrest Bell Wachapregue Atlee Boyer Herbert Robbins Glenn Gladhill Thurman Ohler John Hedges Middletown

Washington Merry-go-round A drunken pilot danger to air travelers

The piece argues federal regulators lack access to records identifying drunk drivers who hold pilot licenses. It cites about 12,500 drivers with suspended licenses yet still flying private planes, detailing several crashes and deaths tied to intoxicated pilots and noting FAA constraints on data use. It also includes unrelated items on Idi Amin, Presidential humor, and Goldberg's retort.

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