Public hearings set on Montgomery budgets and regional services
County council adds a third public hearing date April 5 for the proposed budget. Earlier sessions occur March 26 and 27 at Broome Junior High. Montgomery Community College and WSSC budgets and projects are noted, with a separate TV and education outreach schedule plus food stamp changes and kindergarten registration. Community programs include a Free University series on Black Culture and History with local college faculty.
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Board of Education
Rockville
Broome Junior High School
Mongomery Community College
Free University
Montgomery Community College
Takoma Park
Publte
Federal City College
George Washington University
Howard University
Fenton and
Takoma Avenues
Montgomery County Public
Educational Services Center
Germantown Campus Proposed For College
Montgomery College plans rapid land acquisition for a Germantown campus to serve as a major up county center with gym library auditorium and athletic fields. The 375 to 500 acre site would anchor a cluster college concept and regional education hub with a $1.8 million request in FY 70 for land and site development.
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James Skillington
Montgomery Bureau
Rockville
Montgomery College
Germantown
County Council
Takoma Park
Contine
Rockville Campin
Reception Slated by Frederick Chapter for Exchange Students
The Frederick Chapter of the American Field Service will host a 3 p.m. Saturday reception at the YMCA for 28 students including 19 from foreign countries hosting this school year. Attending are Frederick County students and the Belgian exchange student Mia Frieda Van Wijck, among others.
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Frederick
American Field Service
YMCA
Nedda
Clendenin
Algo
Frederick County
Belgium
Mia Frieda van Wijck
Safeguarding Teens From Mind Drugs Facts and Warnings
An Associated Press piece outlines legal penalties for marijuana LSD and other drugs, warns of severe federal and state laws, and cites experts on youth risk. It notes unclear long term effects, dangerous reactions, and urges parental guidance to curb teen drug use.
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Martin D. Kleber
Yale
Brenan
Ty. Ie
Abraham Wikler
University of Kentucky
John C. Ball
U.S. Public Health Service
Addiction Research Center
Lexington
Temple University
North Africa
Donalds
Lauria
New York State Council On
Oil Rig Blowout Off Louisiana Coast Sends Slick Seaward
A Gulf of Mexico oil well near the Louisiana shore blew out and spilled oil. A north wind and 8 to 12 foot waves broke the slick up toward sea while officials monitor cap efforts and potential pollution. The 20 man crew evacuated as the rig lay about 12 miles offshore, 65 miles southeast of Morgan City.
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Morgan City
Gulf of Mexico
Louisiana
Waton Rouge
Robert Lafleur
Louisiana Wild Life and Fisheries Division
Water Pole Intinn Castrat
Wirth
Here
Ayini
Birth Rate Stabilized In India Says Prime Minister Gandhi
Prime Minister Indira Gandhi said India’s birth rate is under control and likely to decline. She noted population growth mainly from fewer deaths and longer life, and stressed persuasion over compulsion to reduce births. She linked stabilization to food, irrigation, seeds, and addressing the rich poor gap while seeking peace in a tense world.
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New Delas
India
Indira Gandhi
Red China
Pakistan
Ins Jdia
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Montomery
George H. Ropp
Washington
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Beth Seymour
Bethesda
America
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Associated Press
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Memphis
Tennessee
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