Mandel's Aid To Education Clears First Senate Hurdle
ANNAPOLIS AP Gov Mandel's 21 million annual aid to education bill clears its first Senate hurdle after a debate over state versus local control. The measure would channel funds to 24 school systems starting July 1 and rise to 105 million in five years to ensure 55 percent of local costs covered. An amendment requiring court approval for cutting funds to disobedient systems drew the main clash, with Bauman arguing it gives the state excessive control and Blount warning it could choke spending. The debate highlighted power over classroom direction and funding.
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Annapolis
Marvin Mandel
Maryland
Senate
Mandel
Blair Lee
Robert Bauman
Upper Shore
Bauman
Clarence Blount
Dbalto
Roy N. Staten
D-Balto
Blount
Staten
Gray Nomination Enters Limbo To Gauge Support
Washington AP reports that Senate supporters of L. Patrick Gray have delayed hearings on his FBI director nomination for a week to gauge White House backing. The administration maintains it supports Gray, who has served as acting director since last May, and has refrained from lobbying senators or accepting outside help.
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Washington
Senate
L. Patrick Gray IE
FBI
White House
Senate Judiciary Committee
Gray
Florida White House
Mandel Twists as House Reverses Lottery Budget Cut
The Maryland House Appropriations Committee reversed an earlier cut and approved a reduced lottery budget, aided by negotiations with the executive team. Mandel secured a five year plan to shift welfare costs to the state, including a $1 million appropriation for 1974 and an additional $1.4 million for welfare programs. The move comes amid federal regulation changes and funding shifts from Washington.
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Annapolis
Marvin Mandel
House Appropriations Committee
Senate
Mandel
CSA Budget Keeps Programs At No Cost To County
Commissioner Lewis notes pride or lack thereof as the Community Services Agency plans to continue Head Start and other programs with state and federal funding. Head Start will receive 74003 next year, with salaries rising to 46121 and fringe benefits dipping to 5127. Rent for centers shifts, Seton Day Care sustains 7334, and transportation costs 2070.
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Date
VISTA
Alcoholism Counseling and
CAA
Community Services Agency
U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare
St. Peter's Church
Libertytown
Faith United Church of Christ
Ian Opossumtown
Thomas M. Fox
State Health Department
Health Department
CSA
U.S. Department of Labor
Frederick County Liquor License Overview and Officials
Frederick County outlines license breakdowns with 24 Class A stores in Frederick City and 42 Class B holders. It notes beer only districts and a Middletown Amvets special club license, plus roles of Renn, Myers, and Bussard in the liquor office.
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Myers
Renn
Frederick City
Frederick County
General Assembly
Middletown
Amvets
Burkittsville
Jefferson
Johnsville
Hauvers
Catoctin
Jackson
Tuscarora
Ballenger
Libertytown
Jeffersonian Democratic Club
Agriculture Society
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Renn Realty
Elgie Renn
Magnolia Avenue
Irvin
Skip) Renn
Sally Keffer
Louis V. Myers Jr
Margaret E. Myers
Elizabeth Schlack
Louis Li
Caroline Bussard
Monty
Liberty
Fire Log Report From Linden Hills Area
Fire calls reported in 24 hours ending 10 a.m. list incidents at 11:57 a.m. field fire Uniteds responded to 301 Birmingham Court at 7:03 p.m. pole fire. County Harrisville Road 1:52 p.m. trailer fire Libya town Mt. Airy Winfield New Market responded. North Maple Avenue 4:25 p.m. field fire Brunswick RT WA. 8:50 a.m. smoke in house on Edgemont Rd. Braddock Heights Middletown and Middletown ambulance. Emergency calls 14 Routine 2.
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City
Linden Hills
Uniteds
Birmingham Court
Harrisville
Libertytown
Mt. Airy
Winfield
New Market
North Maple Avenue
Brunswick
Edgemont Rd
Braddock Heights
Middletown
Robert Tuck A versatile naturalist and educator
Robert Tuck served as trustee of the Natural History Society of Maryland and president of the Maryland Herpetological Society. He founded the Eastern Seaboard Herpetological League and published on amphibians and reptiles of the Caribbean and the Middle East. He taught briefly in Frederick County in 1965 and led Smithsonian Associates classes from 1970 onward. His parents reside in New Market.
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Tuck
Natural History Society of Maryland, Inc
Maryland Herpetological Society
Eastern Seaboard Herpetological League
Tran
West Indies
United States
Tobago
Middle East
Jamaica
Trinidad, Tobago
Iran
West Pakistan
Frederick County
Smithsonian Associates
Higher Interest House Committee Okays Industry Bill
The Maryland House Judiciary Committee approved an industrial and small loan consolidation bill amid opposition claiming it will raise costs for consumers. The bill, amended in committee, would cut small loan rates from 33.6 to 30 percent while boosting large loan rates by about 10 points, notably lifting a nine year $1,000 loan from 15.7 to 26.52 percent and increasing borrower costs from about $90 to under $150.
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Annapolis
House
Judiciary Committee
Maryland
Del
Joseph R. Raymond
D-Balto
Dell
F. Vernon Boozer
R-Balto
County
William H. Cox Jr
D-Harford
War veteran Flora defends peace movement and POW welcome
Sgt Flora defends peace demonstrators while criticizing amnesty for draft dodgers. He looks forward to Nixon's POW welcome and praises returning veterans as patriotic. Flora notes postwar changes, family reentry, and upcoming medical surgery at Valley Forge.
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United States
Flora
Nixon
U.S
Vietnam
America
Southeast Asia
Theresa
Dwayne
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