Frederick County budget reshuffle targets roads and flood control
The Frederick County commissioners unveil a fiscal 1981 budget shift totaling $400,000 for flood control projects in Brunswick and Frederick city, plus $25,000 for the Weinberg Center to leverage a $125,000 state grant. They plan no public hearings on the operating and capital budgets and cite a realistic tax rate hike just under inflation. The plan reallocates funds from road repair accounts and transfers $102,000 into the CIP from a land bank. The total anticipated revenue includes $183,000 in federal revenue sharing and $115,000 in state aid.
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Urbana
Hraddock Heights
Annandale
CIP
Brunswick
Martins Creek
Frederick City
Carroll Creek
Weinberg Center
Frederick
Galen R Clagett
Iranarrests hostage crisis evolves with calls for international court
The embassy hostages remain in Iran as Ayatollahs debate transfer of bodies and a potential U N backed court. Tehran signals possible release after an international court condemns U S policy while Iran weighs legal avenues and prisoner fate amid a damaged rescue plan and continuing captivity.
New Market Middle dedication in Frederick County
The dedication of New Market Middle will be held at 7 30 p m on Monday May 5. The $4 6 million school opened last September and was designed by Bushey Associates of Hagerstown with construction by Thomas P. Harkin Jr. of Silver Spring. Principal Thomas H Shade will receive the keys, entertainment by the Handbell Group, and attendance by State Senator Charles H Smelser and Edward P Thomas Jr.
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Frederick County
New Market Middle
Bushey/Burrey Architects
Bushey Associates of
Hagerstown
Thomas P. Harking
Joseph Ozag Sr
Board of Education
Ozag
Thomas H. Shade
Michael Stoner
George Bushey Architectural Firm
Robert Baker
New Market Middle School
Charles H. Smelser
Edward P Thomas Jr
Attead
Patricia House
PTSA
Budget officer Hal Keller drives Maryland budget run
Harold K. Keller known as The Killer led Frederick County budget hearings on a 51 million plan, enduring 60 hour weeks, refiguring 765 employees and facing patient scrutiny. He aims to supply accurate data to help commissioners decide, while keeping taxpayers in mind as the process nears its June 3 deadline.
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Hal” Keller
Frederick County
Keller
Dr. Jekyl
Mr. Hyde
Robert Louis Stevenson
Billi Green
Hal Keller
Winchester Hall
Hal
Linda Davis
Montgomery libraries to close May 14
ROCKVILLE All county libraries will be closed on May 14 to correct records on a new computerised system now containing some 10 000 homes. County officials said equipment failure caused the temporary loss of information, and the one day closing will allow the system to operate at maximum efficiency to retrieve the data. All library material is being converted to computer, including the names of card holders, which will number about 230 000 residents when the system is completed.
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