Consolidated CSA Agency Budget Voted by County Officials
The Consolidated Community Services Agency proposes a $32,791 budget starting July 1, supported by a $30,241 salary fund for four staff, with plans to reassign remaining CAA staff. CAA director Donald Date heads the CSA, while Mary Carroll moves from the HRC. a $254,660 state and federal funding stream is expected for the CSA.
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Community Services Agency
CSA
County Community Action Agency
Human Relations Council
CAA
Donald Date
HRC
U. S. Office of Economic Opportunity
Nixon
QEO
Lawrence A. Dorsey
John A. Derr
Service Agency
Donald L. Lewis
Lewis
HAC
Date
Mary Carroll
Rent control petition seeks state support in Maryland
Community Action Agency and Community Information Center circulate a petition urging State Senators Smelser and Thomas to back House Bill 682. The measure would allow rent increases beyond five per cent for tax, utility, and capital improvement costs, with a 43 month window from June 1, 1973 to June 30, 1974, and possible supersession by other controls.
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Community Action Agency
Community Information Center
Smelser
Thomas
Maryland
House of Delegates
Frederick
Hatred For Communism Kept Sgt Flora Going In Prison
Sgt Carroll Flora, a former prisoner of war at Fort Detrick, said he would spend his life fighting communism. He described his six years with the Viet Cong, noting weight loss to 105 pounds and limited news during capture. He criticized the peace movement and media coverage for aiding the enemy, and he declined to discuss his imprisonment until all POWs return.
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Sgt
Flora
Sgt. Carroll Edward Flora
Fort Detrick
U.S
Tuck Accepts Curator Post in Teheran Iran
Robert G. Tuck Jr a 1959 Frederick High School graduate and former Point of Rocks resident has joined the Iranian Department of Environmental Conservation in Teheran as Curator in Zoology. He began March 21 during the Iranian New Year to help develop a new natural history museum. He previously resigned from the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History where he was a museum specialist in Reptiles and Amphibians and had earlier worked in Iran and West Pakistan under a US Army grant.
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Robert G. Tuck Jr
Frederick High School
Point of Rocks
Department of Environmental Conservation
Teheran
Tuck
Smithsonian Institution
National Museum of Natural History
Iran
West Pakistan
U.S. Army Medical Research and Development Command
Smithsonian
Seton Center Worried Over HEW Fund Cuts
Emmitsburg officials and about 300 residents met to discuss potential HEW funding cuts that threaten Seton Center's day care and community services. A telegram protesting the proposed HEW rule changes was sent to President Nixon, with letters to Caspar Weinberger and other officials.
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Seton Center
Emmitsburg
Richard Sprankle
Nixon
HEW
Seto Center
Frederick County
Department of Social Services
Caspar Weinberger
President Nixon
New Conditions Proposed For Release Of Last POWs
SAIGON United States says it has received a list of 32 American POWs but rejects new conditions tied to their release as unacceptable. Viet Cong spokesman notes proposed schedule to begin Monday and end Wednesday with full repatriation and troop withdrawals by that week. The list lacks nine prisoners in Laos and U S demands for their fate delay the process. Brig Gen Wickham says the list was accepted with no conditions and will be reviewed by authorities.
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Saigon
United States
U.S
Laos
North Vietnam
Vietnam
Joint Military Commission
North
South Vietnam
Four
John A. Wickham Jr
Wickham
Farm Mishap Injures Boy
A nine year old Sabillasville youth, Craig Steven Brown, is in critical condition at Waynesboro Memorial Hospital after a farm accident near Harbaugh Road. He was pulled through a manure spreader while riding with siblings when his coat became entangled in the spreader’s rear dog, causing multiple injuries including a fractured skull, left arm, ribs, and right thigh. The tractor operator, another brother, stopped the machine.
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Sabillasville
Waynesboro
Craig Steven Brown
Rt. 1
Harbaugh Road
Brown
Watergate Conspirators Pressured to Reveal Facts
Washington AP six Watergate conspirators awaiting sentencing face new pressure to disclose information about bugging Democratic HQ and political espionage. James McCord Jr says he will reveal new facts to the trial judge next week seeking a lighter sentence. Liddy received 6 to 20 years. McCord sentencing delayed. others to be sentenced after three months of grand jury and Senate testimony.
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Washington
Democratic Party
James W. McCord Jr
Nixon
McCord
G. Gordon Liddy
Liddy
U.S. District Court
John J. Sirica
Senate
Grand Jury
Senate Select Committee
Frederick City Liquor Outlets Rival County Totals
Frederick City mirrors the county with 77 liquor outlets versus 98 statewide, totaling 175 for Frederick County. The piece explains license classes Class A off sale Class B on and off sale and Class C club licenses, plus procedures from application via background checks to newspaper ads and public hearings.
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Frederick City
Ballenger
Frederick County
Middletown
Jefferson
Burkittsville
Johnsville
Frederick
A. Irvin Renn
Holiday Inn
Francis Scott Key
Louis V. Myers Jr
Alcohol Beverage Inspector
Myers
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Robert Tuck
YMCA
Tesday
William M. Moore Jr
Hi Y
Singanore High School
Ann
Clater Smith
Dick Burgee
John F. Kennedy
South Mountain
Ann Love
Cumberland Valley Athletic Club
Watergate
Neeton
Thurmont
Lewistown
Braddock
Arora
Woodsboro
Walkersville
Liberty
Preei Bti
Linganor
Petersville
Buckeystown
MT. Pleasant
Urbana
Woodville
Rchiye
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