Board and Teachers Reach Tentative Pact Without Impasse
The Board of Education and the Frederick County Teachers Association agreed on negotiated items with no items in dispute. FCTA President Mick Strine announced that the negotiating team reached agreement on all terms, ending concerns of an impasse for the year.
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Board of Education
Frederick County Teachers Association
FCTA
Mick Strine
Strine
John L. Carnochan Jr
Eric Rhodes
Educational Services Bureau
Arlington
Donald 4. Koons
John E. Tritt
Ren Stonestreet
William L. Moore
James Lipan
Jack Groch
Westminster
Maryland State Teachers Association
Frederick civic leader Mrs Guss named in various committees
Sertomans chairman of that committee from 1965 to 1973 and in 1973. She headed the 1975 YMCA fund drive and served as World Service chairman 1969 to 72. Active in NCJW for over 20 years with substantial community fundraising in Frederick County. She held offices at local, regional, and national levels and supported Hot Line, Learning Tree, Jeanne Bussard Workshop, and B&O Center. Also involved in Art-in-the-Park, PTA roles, and local arts and service groups. In other Sertoma business, Sunrise Club to race in May 22 Bathtub Races at Culler Lake as part of Family Fun Day. plans for Monocacy Battlefield beautification and new member orientation. Negotiations for Board of Education budget and teacher contract discussed with multiple officials, with key salary and benefit terms outlined.
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YMCA
World Service
National Council of Jewish Women
Frederick
NCJW
Guss
Middle Atlantic
Frederick County
Learning Tree
Jeanne Bussard
B&o
Montevue
Governor's Commission On Children and Youth
Frederick County Group Homes Inc
Chamber of Commerce
National Organization of Women
Candlelight Concert Society
The
Fredericktowne Players Inc
Frederick Woman's Civic Club
Junior Women's Club
Women In Community Service
Hot Line
Sertoma
John Berger
Sunrise Club
Culler Lake
Frederick Life
Wollschlager
Court report of dispositions in Frederick District Court
The court report lists charges against several defendants with outcomes due on March 1. George E. Newman Jr. from Frederick is found not guilty on disorderly conduct. Guilty on fleeing or eluding police with $150 fine, guilty on reckless operation of a motor vehicle with $100, guilty on exceeding posted speed by 30 mph with custodial penalties, and four counts of failure to obey traffic signals with $15 fines each and suspensions. collateral figures include unattended motor vehicle and red light violations. Additional individuals from Frederick, Mt. Airy, and Catonsville appear with speeding and stop sign or yield violations and varying fines.
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George Edward Newman Jr
Frederick
Voshind
Carter Seeks Backing in Bid to Oust Wallace
The article notes Carter as a three time winner and questions if supporters can help him defeat Wallace. Wallace would carry a large delegate bloc to the New York convention, signaling opposition to school busing for racial integration and shaping bargaining on candidates and issues.
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Wallace
Alabama
New York
Boston
Break-in noted at local school. several suspects detained
Police report a window break enabled entry at the rear of a school building with no items stolen, while officers inventory the scene. Meanwhile, multiple arrests include Crean Gaither for theft and marijuana possession, Richard Mills for bad checks, and others for shoplifting, speeding, and failure to appear. Campaign notes discuss Carer, Wallace, Jackson, Udall, Bayh, Shriver, Harris, Shapp, and Ford in upcoming primaries with varying prospects.
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Richard J. Ashton
City Police
Crean 7 Gaither
West South Street
Gaithersburg
Donald G. Hahn
Westminster
Carmack-Jay's
Jacob N. Mines
Doubs
Joseph G. Gervanstites
Washington Street
West College Terrace
North Market Street
William Wi. Dudley
Walkersville
Fred K. Harris
Vermant Herreat Shriver
New Hampshire
Oklahoma
Massachusetts
Milton J. Shapp
Pennsylvania
Florida
Ford
Reagan
GOP
Fencing bond decisions anger DC prosecutor
Washington DC prosecutor Earl Silbert criticized judges who freed about 25 of the 100 people arraigned after a weekend fencing setup. Judges cited bail reform rules granting release to those with strong community ties, while overall bail remained high for those swept up in the bogus fencing operation.
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Washington
District of Columbia
Earl Silbert
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Sertomans
Fcta Leach
Carter
Carer
Jackson
Morris K. Udall
Udall
Wisconsin
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Bayh
Indiana
Sargent Shriver
Edward M. Kennedy
Shriver
Aeae Arts
Frank Hf
Aneie A
Enald A Fadeley
Smith
Fasefey
Keeney, Basto
Funeral Home
Church St
Reber
Richard OE. Basford
U.S
Federal Savings and Loan Association
Jessie Hilderbrand
Aus
JAAR
Wargmin Avenue
Maryland
Rockvile
Rockville
Cabin
Foren Maza
Foren Drive
Porsié
Ancapolis
Columbia
Long Beach Village Center
Damascus
Damascus Centre
Halandale
Hampshire Avenue
Silver Spring
Quince Orchard Plaza
Quince Orchard
Garhanburg
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