Frederick High to be empty during renovation plan approved
Frederick High School will not be occupied during its renovation and addition as the Board of Education approves Phase 1 planning. The district aims to keep grades 9-12 together and house 7-8 in Frederick City if possible, with other county options explored. The earliest construction start is January 1977 and a detailed report is due June 2.
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William G Linehan
A Doty Remsburg
Frederick High
Stull
Linehan
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Frederick City
Nis
Ford Administration
City reports slight crime rise but more arrests
Police Chief May Richard J Ashton told FIFI members crime is up a little this year compared with last, especially burglary and rape, but most incidents have been closed by arrests. He urged citizen cooperation and offered safety tips while noting 74 officers serve 30 000 residents.
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May Richard J Ashton
Ashton
FIFI
Green Valley boundary reshaped to shift 235 to Urbana
The Board of Education approved a boundary change transferring 235 Green Valley Elementary students to Urbana Elementary effective September 1976. West and south of Masseter Road Prices Distillery Windsor Browningsville Road join Urbana, with 214 from Lewisdale Old Orchard area and 120 east of Windsor Road. The move aims to relieve Green Valley’s overcrowding despite some local opposition.
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Green Valley Elementary
Board of Education
Urbana
William G Linehan
Masseter Road
Distillery Road
Windsor Road
Browningsville Road
Lewisdale
Old Orchard
West Frederick Junior High
Sunny Brooke Farms
Paul E Fogle
Iyamsville
East Frederick
Linehan
Linganore High
Lingamore
Green Valley
Fogle
Royal welcome urged for N H students
Three busloads of students from Inmer Lake High School Meredith will visit Thomas Johnson High School for a week long exchange. NH band will join TJ band for a public concert Tuesday in Meredith. Local officials plan a royal welcome with police escorts and host families.
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Inmer Lake High School
Meredith
TV Meredith
Patriots
Hampstire
Harold Neufeld
TJ Bard
I Meredith
la Paul W Mossburg
Frederick City
Trier
New Market
Mil
TJ Fetd
Ronald N Young
Lawrence A Dorsey
Haakang
Td Band
New Hampshire
Tom Smith
Three Frederick youths arrested on marijuana charges
Inspector Paul W Mossburg said three Frederick area youths were arrested on marijuana possession charges. Two boys aged 16 and 17 faced additional counts of possession with intent to sell. The third youth, 15, was also charged. The arrests followed a week-long investigation tied to a local high school. All youths were released to their parents pending juvenile authorities action.
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Frederick Area
Paul W Mossburg
Mossburg
Maryland Lottery Winning Numbers Report
The Maryland state lottery results list Wednesday draws including $50,000 game 500674 and Millionaire finalist 73168. Other games show numbers 14 for 1, six digit, five digit 23850, four digit 6192, three digit 2 1776, and bonus 52616.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Stock market opens with slight loss in New York
The Dow slipped again in early trading, down about 10 points to 85.44 after Wednesday’s decline. Gainers trailed decliners by a narrow margin on the New York Stock Exchange as trading stayed quiet.
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New York
Seues
Wholesale prices surge higher in April
The government reports an eight tenths of a percent April rise in wholesale prices, the largest in six months. Farm prices jump 42 percent and processed foods lead gains, signaling higher living costs ahead while industrial prices rise modestly.
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Washington
Ford advisers doubt first ballot victory
Washington AP report says Ford aides warn a first ballot victory is unlikely with Reagan surging. Dole notes neither Ford nor Reagan may reach the 1130 delegate threshold as delegates remain uncommitted and Michigan crossover voting adds to the uncertainty. Ford campaigns in hope of winning Kansas City delegates while advising a shift from defense to forward strategy.
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Alabama
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Oklahoma
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Robert F Griffin
Sgan
Len Howard H Baker Jr
R Tenn
Thurmont considers high voltage power switch
Thurmont town commission weighs upgrading to a high voltage electric distribution system to cut Potomac Edison costs. Mayor James Black and officials reviewed transformer needs and the $125,000 price tag for new equipment and regulators.
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Thurmont
James Black
William Rice
del Trout
Avanta
General Electric
Potomac Edison
Potomac Edison Company
Elm Street
City agenda outlines approvals and committee items
The mayor and Board of Aldermen meet at 730 Conght with items including Community Development Block Grant application, finance ordinance and charter amendments, and numerous requests from local groups for events and facilities. Also listed are budget requests, contracts, audits, and bids related to city operations and public works.
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Bell and History Committee
Frederick County
Tourim Council
Family Festival Day
Vonocacs Canoe Club
Culler Lake
Sundiss Mass& Tb
Frederick Business Properties
Rosemont Avenue
Burdette Motor Company
Erie + Restaurant
WC 4
Armory Now
Carty
Expancon
Monecics
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Carroll Park Manor
Therrell Creek
Willows Rest
Approsal
Stos Walone & Company
Imuil
City of Frederick
Space Age Quote Raises Grounded View Amid News Snippet
A fragmented item notes figures and events including a $2 million pigment claim, FBI sparked gang wars, and Third World aid proposals. Weather mentions warm today with a chance of showers tonight and mid 60s to mid 70s. Anonymous author.
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