Energy dispute eyed as Democrats seek gradual compromise
Democratic leaders in the House aim to avoid a veto showdown with President Ford by delaying a veto on a 90 day tariff delay bill and pursuing a phased energy plan. Negotiations involve Al Ullman and Frank Zarb with talks on phasing in policies, cost concerns, and a focus on gasoline taxes to ease the recession.
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Washington
House
Ford
Ways and Means Committee
Senate
Congress
Carl Albert
White House
Albert
Congressional Democrats
Capitol Hill
Ways and
al Uman
D-Ore
Frank G. Zarb
House Budget Committee
Zarb
Herman T. Schneebeli
R-Pa
Jim Wright
D-Tex
Congress reluctant on aid to Cambodia
Congress weighs more military aid to Cambodia as pressure mounts for Lon Nol resignation. Senate leaders push for a leadership change while urging refugee protection. House Democrats plan caucus votes opposing aid and a subcommittee review on Wednesday follows the measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Cambodia
Lon Nol
Senate
Republican
Hugh Scott
Phnom Penh
Democratic
Mike Mansfield
Norodom Sihanouk
Senate Foreign Relations Subcommittee
Ford
Addi
House Democrats
House
Scott
United States
White House
Ron Nelsen
U.S
County urges 150 older employees toward early retirement
About 150 Montgomery County employees in transportation health and police received letters promoting early retirement to save costs. Official Robert Carty cites funding problems, potential career changes, and tax/benefit details while requesting responses by April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockville
Ronald Lloyd
Robert T. Carty
Lloyd
Montgomery
Carty
Antique Show at Pikesville Armory benefits Cancer Aid for Children
The Edith Rosen Strauss Organization sponsors its 7th annual Antiques Show at the Pikesville Armory on March 7 to 13. Over 75 dealers feature early Pennsylvania pottery, Staffordshire, pewter, paintings, silver, jewelry, rugs and primitives. Proceeds support cancer aid for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Rosen Strauss
Cancer Aid For Children
Pikesville Armory
Reisterstown Road
Herbert Groh
Armory
South
Baltimore Beltway
Laurence Stappler
Baltimore
Stray Dog Responsibility Urged by Editorial Letter
An editorial advocates strict legal control of pet populations to prevent cruelty and stray dogs and cats. It calls for mandatory spaying of female pets for breeders and all owners to reduce animal abandonment and welfare harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ison
Fire log and ambulance calls summary
Fire log shows 8:34 a.m. auto fire at 632-A North Market St with Juniors. no county details. Ambulance calls list emergencies seven and routines four. Jail population reports 47 males and three females.
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North Market ST
Maryland group plans survey of public buildings for disabled access
CEAB to host an instructional meeting on May 12 to train 12 volunteer teams to survey area structures for accessibility. Baker to guide project while officials on wheelchairs join Awareness Day visiting post office courthouse banks churches stores and other sites. Participants include Mrs Burker Mrs Rice Mrs Pilgram Lee Baltzell of C P Telephone and the Morgans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Baker
CEAB
Elizabeth P. Burker
Donald B. Rice
Peggy Pilgram
Lee Baltzell
C & P Telephone Co
Patricia Throne
Mrs
Harry Morgan
Four arrested for marijuana and stolen goods raid
An early morning Water Street raid netted four arrests and the seizure of several hundred dollars in stolen merchandise, marijuana, and cash. Those jailed include Kirby H. Kuhn and Thomas E. Vaughn on breaking and entering and larceny charges, Deborah J. Broadbent, and Richard L. Willard with marijuana possession. All are held at Frederick County Jail pending a bond hearing.
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Thurmont
Water Street
U.S
Kirby H. Kuhn
Kuhn
Thomas E. Vaughn
Lombard Street
Deborah J. Broadbent
East Main Street
Richard L. Willard
Rt. 2
Frederick County
Byron L. Hubble
Tfe
John W. Reburn
Ronald N. Herring
Paul J. Gerstner
H.D. Shook
Charles E. Cooper
Knoxville
Frederick City
Bonnie E. Welty
Brunswick
West Patrick Street
Huey R. Riddle
Cockeysville
Monocacy Canoe Club Hear Gilford on River Conservation
The Monocacy Canoe Club meets Tuesday March 11 at North Frederick Elementary School with Dr James H Gilford Hood College Biologic Science Dept chair as speaker on River Conservation in Frederick County. William Painter of the American Rivers Conservation Council joins to discuss efforts for the Wild and Scenic Rivers roster. The meeting begins at 730 PM and invites those interested in canoeing and conservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Gilford
Biological Science Dept
Hood, College
Monocacy Canoe Club
North Frederick
Frederick County
William Painter
American, Rivers Conservation Council
Monocacy
Buckeystown
C&o
Ier
Frederick Maryland
Sandy Waxter
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Pikesville
Edith Rosen
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Ferris & Company, Inc
New York Stock Exchange
Washington St
Hagerstown
Enterprise
Canoe Club
Gilford
Wayside Radio Service, Inc
E. Patrick Sr
Teme Bt
Els
Wood Products E Hardware
Ita Ks
3Rd and
N. Market Sts
Frederick
PhOn
Government Services Savings Lock Corporation
Government Services Savings & Loan, Inc
Borlus Money
Juy
Routzahn
Routzahn's
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