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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1975

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Eastalco Emissions Cleared as Below State Standards

At a public hearing Maryland officials report Eastalco near Adamstown keeps fluoride emissions within state limits at area monitoring sites. A nearby farm shows higher fluoride in forage and soil, while plant officials promise a dry scrubbing system in April to cut emissions by over 99 percent.

Eastalco Adamstown Maryland Young D. Hance David Clarke Eustalco Clarke Wiles Walter Cooney Harvey P. Armintrout David Cheatham the assembly Hance

County agency seeks overdouble budget for aging services

Frederick County Commission on the Aging asks a 1976 budget rise from about 21000 to nearly 52000, with most growth in salaries to fund directors for Brunswick Emmitsburg and Thurmont offices. FCCA officials say the request aims to double services and reach more seniors, concluding they operate with lean funds.

county Commission on the Aging Frederick County Winchester Hall Commission on the Aging Brunswick Emmitsburg Thurmont Mary Lou Ritter FCCA J. Arthur Throne

Frederick County School Budget Plan Sets 1976 Request

The Frederick County Board of Education plans a 9 am Tuesday budget review for the proposed 1976 school year totaling 28,822,150 dollars up 17.26 percent from this year. Superintendent Carnochan and staff face negotiations with teachers while a public turnout questions items as officials prepare revisions for March 31 submission to the County Commissioners.

Board of Education Frederick County John L. Carnochan Jr Frederick L. Smith Frederick County Teachers Association Board of County Commissioners Richard Myers the

Employers urged to act amid Congress economy talk

NAB Metro program kickoff in Frederick Hagerstown urged total employer commitment to create 630 new jobs for the disadvantaged veterans ex-offenders and needy youths. Norman C. Weber urged action beyond involvement, warning unemployment could worsen if employers punch out only for the moment.

Congress National Alliance of Businessmen Frederick-Hagerstown NAB Hagerstown Sheraton Frederick County Norman C. Weber Washington, D.C Bell Telephone Pennsylvania Weber NAB Metro

Economy Seen Recession Worsening Then Improving This Year

Administration officials forecast a deeper recession before a midyear recovery with food prices rising 3 to 4 percent before easing. Greenspan and Butz warned of a sharp near term downturn, unemployment rising and production falling, while Simon projected debt to boost the economy. The Dow fell 7.20 to 763.69 as lawmakers debated a $5.9 billion job bill and gasoline tax plans.

Associated Press Agriculture Earl L. Butz Alan Greenspan House White House Butz Greenspan President’s Council of Economic Advisers Treasury William F. Simon Simon U.S Al Ullman Ways and Means Committee Altman Detroit General Motors assembly Senate Banking Committee Federal Reserve Board Bank of England

South Vietnam loses another district town in Highlands

South Vietnam reported the loss of a district town in the Central Highlands as fighting persisted for a fourth day in Ban Me Thuot. In Cambodia a Khmer Rouge rocket hit Phnom Penh airport ammunition dumps forcing a suspension of the American airlift. no casualties initially reported though three Americans and Australia’s top diplomat in Hanoi were among 26 people involved.

SAIGON South Vietnam Cambodia Phnom Penh Ban Me Thuot U.S Australia Hanoi central highlands Graham Lewis Edward Dolan Robert Seidl Washington D.C George C. Miller U.S. Agency for International Development Vientiane Dolan Seidl Moore Business Forms

Window display and workshop booths brighten downtown market area

Mrs. Helen Nussear directs a Jeanne Bussard Workshop exhibit at Etc., Etc., Etc. in the Rosenour Building's North Market Street storeroom. Booths for Jeanne Bussard Workshop and Landmarks Foundation are set in the Etc., Etc., Etc. marketplace as diversions and displays. A separate report notes a Vietnamese airliner shootdown with identified victims including Graham Lewis and US officials.

Helen Nussear Jeanne Bussard Workshop Rovin’s Corner North Market Street Rosenour Building Landmarks Foundation Cedric H. Smith

House Democrats oppose Cambodia aid in vote showdown

Senate Democrats weigh the same antiaid resolution after House Democrats approved it 189 to 49. A House committee backed a compromise aid plan for 82.5 million dollars in Cambodia military aid through June 30 with peace steps, while Ford seeks 222 million more to aid Phnom Penh amid insurgent pressure.

WASHINGTON Senate Democrats House Democrats U.S Cambodia South Vietnam Senate Democratic caucus House Democratic caucus House Foreign Affairs Committee Ford Congress Phnom Penh

Savings and loan mortgage business looks up in Frederick County

Five local savings and loan associations report rising home mortgage inquiries and an upswing in lending after a tight money period. They collectively lowered rates from late 1974, with Loyola Federal offering 8.75 percent on 30 percent down for 39 years and other products at nine percent or higher.

savings and loan associations Frederick County savings and loan Ronald House Loyola Federal Savingsnd Law Association Patrick and Court Streets Loyola House Mike Miexell East Patrick Street First Federal Savings and Loan Association Micxell First Federal

Indictments Sought in Hearst Case and Cyprus Talks Aim

Indictments are sought in the Hearst case while Cyprus negotiations are reported to resume. separate items note Portuguese banking leaders arrested and a weather forecast predicting rain and cooling with highs in the 50s dropping to the 30s. The Maryland lottery results show several winning numbers including a $12,000 bonus.

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