Frederick County Budget Hearings Start With Public Access
The annual hearings open to the public begin today for Frederick County agencies funding the 1972 budget. The Board of County Commissioners will weigh agency proposals, with the Board of Education seeking 19.2 million dollars, up 2.7 million, and Sheriff plans to raise to 260,000 dollars to add deputies and staff. Public input will guide the final budget and tax rate to be submitted to the State.
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Derr Warns County Over-Planning In Light Of Growth
County Commissioner John A. Derr warned at a Young Republicans gathering that Frederick area planning risks overreach amid Fort Detrick uncertainty and a forecast county population near 250000 by 2000. He urged caution, while planners push county wide growth and zoning reforms to ensure orderly development. He cited a National Property Outlook view that land use and zoning will dominate civil rights battles, and urged reassessment of local goals alongside national trends.
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Supreme Court
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Internal Peace Eludes Nations Amid Rising Terrorism
Washington notes terrorism as a global peril with kidnappings of officials and diplomats, rising bombings, and weak police responses. It highlights Latin American unrest, limited ransom outcomes, and the need for stronger international cooperation, training, and security staffing to defend governments and civilians.
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David Lawrence Washington
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Organization of American States
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Letters Raise Noise Nuisance From Drag Strip In Monrovia
Local letters urge action to curb noise from the 75-80 Drag Strip near Monrovia asking for a midnight time limit and a sound barrier. The writer cites sleepless nights and early work hours as justification for county intervention.
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Monrovia
Mt Clair shops may move to Brunswick in coming years
Rumors circulate that the large Mt. Claire shops of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad may be relocated to Brunswick within the next few years. No official confirmation has been issued by railroad leaders, but longtime railway workers consider the move plausible and beneficial for the town.
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