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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1979

Page

6

Gilchrist hears it all on Damascus road issues

Montgomery County Executive Charles W. Gilchrist met with Damascus residents to hear complaints on asbestos rock problems pothole repairs snow removal and bus service for subsidized housing residents students and seniors. He listened but offered no promises stressing policy decisions countywide.

Damascus Thy Wares Ch Montgomery County Charles W. Gilchrist Gilchrist Marilyn Heavener DOT The Department of Transporthe Manacane Ypu Bessie Harms Elizabeth Cain Melvin Blitchington Blitchington Tripluia Clark Middlebrook Square MD. 355 Gaithersburg Hurley Lakeforest

May 18 Moves for Frederick County CETA Office

Frederick County CETA staff move May 18 from Winchester Hall to South Wisner Street, fifth move in as many years. Kathleen M. Hall says the shift keeps operations and county ties unchanged while expanding space for new staff to monitor programs under revised Labor rules. Phone number stays, reopen May 21. unemployed residents should contact the State Employment Security Office first for listings and information.

Frederick County CETA Kathleen M. Hall Winchester Hall Wisner Street Western Maryland Consortium Hagerstown Tee Wiener Willow Ceta Department of Labor Hall

Bubble bursts sparked Louisiana immigration surge

In the early 18th century exaggerated tales of gold in the New World drew settlers to Louisiana. The craze fueled the Mississippi Bubble as the comptroller issued paper currency without backing to drive development. Shares peaked at $4,000 before the scheme collapsed.

Louisiana New World France Mississippi Comptroller of Finance

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