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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1978

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6

FCC Tuition Hikes Approved Despite Reluctance

Trustees approved a tuition increase for Maryland FCC, raising full-time county residents to 432 per semester and 63 per credit hour for part time, with out-of-state jumps from 750 to 432 per semester for full-time. The move aims to bolster revenue amid anticipated state cuts, while stressing cost analysis for continuing education courses and a new governance plan involving a college senate.

Rnland J. Harold Cooper Rita S Gordon Maryland Mitlehner Matthews Hooper Mitsehner Department of Health, Education and Welfare L Richard Haney Inform Jon B. Larson Senate FCC

Eastern Frederick schools weigh overcrowding fix and phase II plan

The board endorsed a critical overcrowding solution at Walkersville with a Singanore transfer and approved phase II expansion for New Market Elementary to 750 capacity at a projected 732000. The Linganore West plan involves Walkersville renovations costing 69000 and reconfiguring seventh grade to ease capacity in the east.

Walkersville New Market Bushey & Burrey Hagerstown Singanore Anderson New Market Middle School Linganore West Linganore Libertytown Walkeraville Dr. Anderson

Attorney questions broad police code ban on statements

Baltimore attorney reviews Frederick City Police Code regulation cited by Major Ashton to ban public statements by officers. ACLU lawyer Barbara Mello says the rule appears too broad, potentially restricting any communication touching the police department. Crum, a nine year veteran, sparked unrest claims and now seeks legal advice as case uncertainty lingers.

Baltimore Frederick City Barbara Mello American Cyvil Liberties Union William Crum Richard J Ashton Mello News-Post Ashton Ronald N. Young Civilan Panel Daniel F Spoffard The Police Commission Crum Spoffard ACLU

Frederick County schools seek $21.3 million tax foe next year

Frederick County taxpayers face a budget that would fund local schools at $21,288,905, about 58 percent of the total budget and $2.4 million more than this year. Officials warn the state legislature may shift costs, while commissioners pledge tax restraint and hearings on the rate. The school board approved a $37 million plan adding 12 teachers, 13.5 instructors, aides, textbooks, and other items, with a 6.8 percent overall rise from inflation.

Frederick County General Assembly Bearch Education Central County Helen Remsburg William G. Linehan Trease Mra. Remsbury Rita Gordon Marvin C. Anthony Frances W. Ashbury County Vo- Tech

Fire log summary for past 24 hours in Taneytown area

Fire calls logged ending at 10 a.m. include Emmitsburg responding to a building fire in County Emmitsburg at 12:17 p.m. Point of Rocks reported a building fire at 1:54 p.m. Carroll Manor, Jefferson and Independents joined. Horseshoe Farm Estates saw a house fire at 5:33 p.m. with Libertytown Walkersville and Woodsboro ambulances responding. Ambulance calls totaled 11 emergencies and 10 routines. Jailed population lists 70 males and 2 females.

County Taneytown Emmitsburg Point OF Rocks Carroll Manor Jefferson and Independents Horseshoe Farm Estates Libertytown Walkersville Woodsboro

Close vote seen on Panama Canal treaties

Washington AP report on Senate indecision as a Thursday vote nears on Panama Canal treaties. Maryland's Sen. Paul Sarbanes backs the pact. Sen. Charles Mathias undecided. Several lawmakers demand changes including guarantees of canal openness and U.S. base rights. Leadership amendments pass, but anti treaty voices remain, with votes uncertain.

Washington Carter Senate White House Maryland Paul Sarbanes D-Md Sarbanes Frederick Charles McC. Mathias Dennis DeConcini Dariz Wendell Ford D-Ky Panama U.S Edward Zorinsky Dneb United States

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