Public urged to join Town Action effort in Frederick
Eli Krotman outgoing president of the Downtown Frederick Association calls for expansion of the Operation Town Action Committee with two representatives from each civic organization to boost public involvement in revitalizing the town. He notes slow progress on 66 old commitments and praises Curtis A. Bowen and Mrs. Peggy Pilgram while urging broader volunteer participation to ease their load.
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Eli Krotman
Downtown
Frederick
Operation Town Action Committee
Krotman
Town Action
Curtis A. Bowen
Peggy Pilgram
DFA
Ellsworth McGaha
Frederick Improvement Foundation Inc
Landmarks Foundation
Simon voices opposition to House tax cut plan
Treasury Secretary William Simon testified before Senate Finance and a House panel arguing the $21.3 billion tax cut favors higher income families too much. He said durable goods purchases must rise to spark a recession recovery and urged adoption of Ford's plan targeting more relief to those earning under $20,000. Ford postponed parts of the oil tariff and price decontrol moves, signaling a slower path on energy and tax measures.
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WASHINGTON
Treasury
William
Simon
House
Ford
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Congress
Ways and ‘Means
Ways and Means
Al Uillman
D-Ore
Ulman
Two Major Sewer Projects Scratched From CIP
The Frederick County Metropolitan Commission voted to remove two large sewer projects from the 1976 81 CIP, deleting the 15 million Frederick Area Metropolitan and 2 million Jefferson Catoctin plants as too ambitious. Plants not abandoned but pushed out of CIP, with three other plants moved up for consideration.
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Frederick County Metropolitan
Albert A. Cinquepalma
Kunkoski
CIP
commission
Libertytown
Point of Rocks
White Rock
county Health Department
Ballenger Creek
Richard E. Zimmerman
Arundel, King and
Frederick County weighs western health region alignment
Frederick County plans to join Western Maryland health planning region with Washington Garrett and Allegany counties. Commissioners vote next Monday March 10 after meetings with Governor aides and CHP council. Crum cites discomfort with Baltimore culture and favors Western Maryland alignment.
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ALDAN T. WEINBERG
Frederick County
Comprehensive Health Planning council
Fred Dewberry
Washington
Garrett
Allegany
Baltimore
Commission
Lawrence A. Dorsey
Dewberry
western
Maryland
Paul L. Crum Jr
Crum
Eight on Trial for Pot Party in Maryland Raid
Eight defendants led by Charles Brown face marijuana possession charges in District Court. The case stems from a 45 John Hanson Apartment raid by Glen Burnie police after a search warrant based on an informant tip. Teargas was used during the disturbance and debris flew from outside and inside the building.
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Byron W. Thompson
Charles Brown
Larry Bowie
Lee Ingram
Ronald Proctor
Sheila Dorsey Sewell
John E. Vincent
Gregory Weedon
Charles Whiten Jr
John Hanson
Clara Lee
Lawrence A. Dorsey Jr
Stanley Y. Bennett
Dorsey
Harry Dwyer
William Kalis
Diamond rings stolen from Colonial Jewelers display window
Police report a 4:20 a.m. break-in at Colonial Jewelers on West Patrick Street. Twenty four rings were taken with eight recovered at the scene. the rings are all diamond and valued at $5,000. Pawn shops in the area and Baltimore are alerted.
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Colonial Jewelers
West Patrick Street
Charles V. Main
Main
Baltimore
Walkersville Tuscarora sewer moratorium lifted
The Frederick County Metropolitan Commission unanimously lifted the 22 month sewer moratorium for Walkersville and Tuscarora. The vote allows 200 additional taps on the Tuscarora Monocacy Interceptor based on updated effluent figures.
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Walkersville
Tuscarora
Frederick County
Discovery
Glade Towne
Lawrence A. Dorsey
Kunkoski
Board of Education
Dorsey
City Board Approves $2 Million Bond Sale for City Projects
The mayor and Board of Aldermen held a special session at City Hall to approve the sale of two million dollars in bonds. City Treasurer Betty E. Rice represented the city as bids were opened in Baltimore and communicated back by phone. Funds will finance a parking deck, city’s half share of South Market Street work, and other purposes.
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Aldern
City Hall
Betty E. Rice
Miles & Stockbridge
Baltimore
South Market Street
PIGEONS-Town eating its problem
Inside The News notes a city issue labeled as pigeons and related efforts to manage the problem. The brief frames local concerns and responses without detailed plans or outcomes.
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Jefferson Pike
Cedric H. Smith
Ullman
Congressional
RONNIE D. SMITH
Arcadia
Walter
Zimmerman
Cinquepalma
Edwin Sears
Norman W. Todd
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GLEN BURNIE, Md
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