School officials deny plan to bus students amid rumor
Frederick County officials refute a circulating rumor that a federal judge's order to investigate civil rights violations could trigger busing. School leaders say no formal notification exists and no busing plan has been discussed though three schools show possible racial imbalance.
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Frederick County
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Frederick Community College seeks record 2.5 million budget
Frederick Community College President Dr. Lewis W. Stephens asks County Commissioners for a 2.5179 million fiscal 1975 76 budget at Winchester Hall. The request shows 661 927 county funded and includes bookstore operations costing over 230 000 for the first time as a potential distortion while forecasting about 3650 credit students and 20000 non credit students next year.
Eastalco Slashes 30 Jobs as Plant Schedules Changes
Eastalco Aluminum Company reveals a layoff of 30 workers with 10 on March 30 and 20 on April 6 due to a shift in casting components. Total reductions reach 146 since last year, leaving 668 employees. Startup of the second potline depends on market conditions and could restore all laid off workers. The 240 potline operates at 70 percent capacity, and the new line would double daily output to 480 tons.
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Carroll County Eyes Branch of FCC in County
Carroll County officials begin talks with nearby community colleges to run a Carroll County branch. Frederick Community College Howard Community College and Catonsville are under active consideration with session plans to review programs and determine how a branch would operate and pay for itself.
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Carroll
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Stephens
Frederick County
Lloyd W. Jones
Frederick H. Spigler Jr
branch College
Marvin Mandel
Spigler
Ballenger Creek Plant Could Proceed On Schedule
After meetings in Washington involving the county, EPA, Maryland Historical Trust and the National Advisory Council on Historic Preservation the Ballenger Creek sewage treatment plant is expected to proceed on schedule with a total cost of 8.5 million dollars and 3.7 million in federal funds. An archaeological dig at the site will be conducted with periodic status reports and potential screening to minimize visibility of the plant near the Monocacy Battlefield.
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EPA
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Monocacy Battlefield
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National Advisory Council on Historic Preservation
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Ford cool to tax cut veto likely after talks
House Republican leader Rep. John Rhodes says President Ford will veto the 24.8 billion tax cut package and is reconsidering the entire idea as Congress approves the bill and moves toward Easter recess. The package includes 10 percent rebates, 30 tax credits, 50 Social Security payments, and a 2000 home purchase credit.
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Ron Nessen
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Seven Die in Baltimore Rowhouse Fire
At least seven members of a northeast Baltimore family were killed in a rowhouse fire on Woodbourne Avenue. The blaze followed six earlier fires in the same area, under investigation for possible arson, with several others injured.
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Tracy
Bobby
Earl
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Tony
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Mercy
Farm aid bill faces Ford veto and political turmoil
AP dispatch notes Ford veto threat on farm aid measure while opponents press Thieu to resign. Oil imports fall, foreign trade shows a surplus as markets move with a broad stock advance. Weather forecast predicts sunny cool day with increasing clouds and rain chances Friday. Montaigne quotation appears amid the market report from New York.
Planners favor down zoning near Sugarloaf Mountain
The Frederick County Planning Commission votes 4 2 to urge the county commissioners to rezone 26 acres near Sugarloaf Mountain from M 2 heavy industry to A 1 agriculture. The action follows a Board of Appeals ruling that a batching plant was a permitted use and involves Flintkote Company plans for a six unit plant within three to five years.
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Commission
Joseph Free
Mary G. Williams
Richard Grossnickle
Franklin D. Giadtill
Paul L. Crum
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Md. 109
Frederick County
Board of Appeals
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Mt. Grove Lime Company division
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