Secret deal charged in school sewer taps at New Market
Frederick County Board of Education saved about 100000 by buying $3 sewer taps for East County Middle School ahead of rate hikes. taps purchased for 13200 to Metropolitan Sanitary Commission. officials deny secret deals while noting taps were available since 1966 and rates are set by the county.
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City seeks male German shepherd for active duty police work
Frederick City Police seek one healthy male German shepherd 75 to 80 pounds about one to four years old to join their two dog unit replacing a retiree. The dog must pass a comprehensive exam hip X rays and a 14 week Baltimore Canine Academy training with a yet to be chosen handler. If rejected the dog returns to owner or another home.
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Paul W. Mossburg
Mossburg
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Spring Opens With Mild Temperatures Across Region
Spring began at 6 50 a m ushered in by warm, partly clear skies with highs in the mid 70s. Crocunes forsythia and robins appeared as gardeners sowed seeds while forecasts call for increasing clouds and a chance of showers tonight. Sunday's blustery north winds will cool temps to the 70s with highs in the 70s and breezy conditions returning.
Ford Carter expect Tuesday primary wins in NC
President Ford campaigned through North Carolina saying he does not care if Ronald Reagan stays in the GOP race while Jimmy Carter predicted victory in Tuesday's Democratic primary. Reagan planned stops to reverse recent losses as Carter and Wallace campaigned in various cities ahead of Florida delegates.
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Lenoir
Alabama
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Jackson
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Majority of cancers may be avoided
Washington AP says cancer kills about 300000 Americans yearly and 60 percent are avoidable. Frank Rauscher of the National Cancer Institute urges quitting smoking, better diets, regular checkups, and removing environmental carcinogens. He notes progress since 1972 but warns against expecting quick miracles and calls for higher federal funding.
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National Cancer Institute
Esti- Seasse Dotan
National Newspaper Association
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Weather outlook with warm breezes and scattered showers
Warm and breezy conditions give way to increasing clouds and a chance of showers or thunderstorms tonight and Sunday morning. Lows dip to the 30s, with Sunday highs ranging from the mid 60s to about 70. The piece notes seasonal preferences and ends with a reflective line.
Eight budget requests presented in Frederick County
Eight independent requests seek subsidies totaling 105345 dollars. The largest is by the Division of Tourism of the Chamber of Commerce led by Sonia Maher to intensify merchandising of Frederick’s attractions and promote the county to a 30 mile radius. Richard R. Kline defends tourism aid citing a 4 percent uptick in business from the 1975 Craft Fair. The Chamber asks 2500 dollars, 500 above last year, with a projected 1950s? budget of 52000 for FY 1977. The Frederick County Bicentennial Committee seeks 20125 to cover FY 1977 costs while forecasting 95000 potential income from Bicentennial plates and tour guides. Hood College requests 10000 for transportation costs of a summer day camp for exceptional children serving local youths with a 7000 budget next year and minimal tuition. The program is framed as a continuation of county support for Scott Key Center activities. several parents and students attended the camp. The Seton Center in Emmitsburg also petitions for funds.
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Richard R. Kline
Frederick County
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Hal Walters
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Mack Magaha
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Seten Center
Washington Regulator Rollback Debate Gains Steam
Congress weighs limiting federal power as lawmakers push to weaken agencies and cut paperwork. Supporters urge sunset provisions and house review to curb unelected rulemaking, while critics warn of delays and political pressure in a lengthy fight.
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Edward W. Pattison
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