Miller outlines investment plan to fight inflation policy
Federal Reserve Chairman G William Miller urged Congress to study a tax write-off plan to spur capital investment. He said faster depreciation for equipment and facilities could raise production efficiency and curb price rises. He warned the Fed may lift rates, while noting various March economic indicators including rising construction and factory orders.
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Silver coins fuel bargain gas at Lexington service station
Lexington AP report describes Gomer Clemmons trading gas and goods for pre 1965 silver coins. He has swapped about $1,700 in merchandise for silver valued near $9,000, saying he buys only with silver and would not sell coins even for food unless necessary.
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Maryland liquor fee bill moves through House
The Maryland House debates House Bill 17M doubling county liquor license fees except hotel licenses, a change not seen since the 1950s. The measure was among several locally sponsored bills signed by the governor, including provisions on volunteer fire department protections and state funding for certain legal costs. In Israel, Prime Minister Begin blasted a U S visa for a PLO guerrilla and warned of a possible black day for free mankind if the United States negotiates with the organization. He also expressed optimism on Palestinian autonomy talks with Egypt while insisting on continued Jewish settlements. Negotiations, though, would be serious and difficult.
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County considers 14.7 million capital program for 1980
Frederick County debates funding a 14.7 million Capital Improvements Program for 1980 with 7.0 million from operating revenue and 7.7 million from state and federal grants. Critics warn it taxes current taxpayers while future ones may bear costs. county notes 15 percent of expenditures go to capital outlay and reports strong fiscal health aided by 9 percent returns on long term notes and higher than expected surplus income.
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Frederick CAP aids search for missing Cessna plane
Frederick Squadron of Maryland Wing Civil Air Patrol on Red CAP alert with seniors and cadets. A Cessna 182 (N27T3F) departed Easton at 9 30 a m Thursday April 26 and has not been heard from. Lt Helmut Bucholz was pilot and St Member Gene Bolling observer joined the search. The plane was believed heading to Ohio State Airport Columbus with two passengers and the pilot.
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Retired teachers spring luncheon and election May 15
The Frederick County Retired Teachers Association holds its noon spring meeting on Tuesday May 15 at the Sheraton Inn Frederick beside Francis Scott Key Mall. Social Chairman Mayme Ferguson urges reservations by May 7 and notes the election of officers for 1978 80. Louise Weagley leads Formative and Protective Services as main business with a singalong by Bill Earl.
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Frederick Tourism Council seeks larger county grant
At the public budget hearing Frederick County officials faced strong pushback as Tourism Council members and supporters urged at least an $68,000 grant for 1980. They noted a $32,000 CETA loss and argued the council funds attract tourism, with supporters calling it an investment that pays for itself.
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County Easing Farmland Loss With Easement Proposal
Frederick County officials discuss agricultural easement costs and land preservation as a method to curb farmland loss. Estimates suggest 500 to 1000 dollars per acre for easements across 100000 to 150000 acres of prime farmland. An amendment to the county zoning law restricts decisions during election years, delaying reapplications and handling fees. Robert E. Graham.
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