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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1978

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3

Library site debate could save county millions

The plan to locate the county library on Frederick Community College campus merges FCC's library with the county system. It would save over a million dollars in construction and operations and free space at FCC for classrooms. The downtown C Burr Artz Library remains as a branch and a children’s resource center.

Frederick Community College Sterling Bollinger Fcc C. Burr Artz Library County Library System Frederick County Bollinger Board of County Commissioners

Barbs Hall Explorations and Pacific Trench Reference

An OCR fragment notes Barbs Hall and mentions solicitations for forms of ae stacked in the Pacific Trench with Be r suggested as a fine idea. The text is incomplete and unclear but implies a discussion of ideas or proposals linked to an underwater or trench setting with a proposed action.

Hall Pacific Trench

Ride A Bike Day draws 1200 Frederick County volunteers

Readers praise countywide Ride A Bike Day in Frederick County from Potomac River to near the Pennsylvania border. About 1,200 residents assisted, with 100 riders in Frederick City and 100 more county riders aided by sheriff, state police and local officers. Organizers credit vast cooperation among CB clubs, schools, civic groups, and businesses, plus volunteers, for a safe event benefiting people with mental retardation. A secondary letter urges fair pesticide coverage, presenting integrated pest management as an alternative to chemical spraying.

Potomac River Pennsylvania Mt. Airy Carrell County Washington County Gathland State Park Frederick Frederick City Sheriff's Dept Maryland State Police Frederick County CB Radio Club Frederick React Metro CB Gemini 19 CB Club Cascade React Catoctin React React Team Council On Exceptional Children Frederick Jaycees Civitans American Association of Retired Persons New Midway Hood College NCO Fort Detrick FCARC Rick Libby Lewis Brandon Liz Krask Connie Holt Alan Crowl Frank Zook Ronae Susie Baltsell Tony Mar Jaycees Thurmont Jaycees Frederick County Civic Association NCO Wives Club of Unitarian Fellowship Point of Racks Women's Club Giant Foods McDonalds Drug Fair Safeway Middletown Homemakers New Market Volunteer Fire Dept Janet Michael Linda Main Anne Linhard Ann Hughes Michelle Krantz Sue Barcus Free State Cluster, Inc Rolly Atkinson Norm Marceron Leo Rocco Dan Lufkin Mark Edwards Frederick Bicycle Sales and Service Delphey’s Sport Store Richard Arrington Ken Huff Baltimore Colts WZYQ WFMD WFRE WTHU WTRI The Frederick News- Post Brunswick Citizen Valley Register Catoctin Enterprise Zuerdling Elizabeth K. Hedges Rt.1 Box Knoxville

State education bills test agency power and test norms

In Maryland a bill proposed by Senator Lapidas would require continued use of the Iowa Test of Basic Skills while opponents led by State Superintendent Igi argue the test was dropped due to declining scores. Hornbeck cites lack of a ninth grade norm and lawmakers fear agency control erosion amid debates on 18 day and 14 day policy options.

Julian Lapidas D-Ball City Iowa David Igi Lapidas State Board of Education Maryland Hornbeck Baltimore Robey Senate State Lay General Assembly

Frederick News Briefs and Local Notices May 15 1938

Appointments made to fill Frederick justices of the peace post by Governor Ritchin at Thermont. Emory L. Coblentz delivers Rotary address on community responsibility. Local youth Lefty Munson and Jack Hickey shine in a baseball series. War Memorial sculpture highlighted by Lerado Taft in American Legion Monthly. Distinct 1938 notes on Frederick demographics, hospital tour by granges, and funds for Deaf School building design. Brunswick post office project announced. Question on how a record company detects punk record defects.

Frank L. Cady Joseph Goranad Ritchin Thermont Emory L. Coblentz Frederick Hosor Lerado Taft American Legion Monthly

Labor racketeering and mob links in unions exposed

The piece reports decades-old Senate hearings led by Sen. John McClellan exposing ties between labor leaders and crime figures. It notes the Hoffa case, a pension fund scandal involving Daniel Shannon, death threats he received, and investigations into Local 210 and Local 91 in Buffalo and Newark.

Washington John McClellan D.ark Teamsters Jimmy Hoffa Hoffa McClellan Daniel Shannon Central States Pension Fund Senate Investigations Committee Allen Dorfman Dorfman Senate International Laborers Union Buffalo N.Y Stephano Magaddino Boas of Local Victor Rasdaccio Ried Amion Newark Domine Labor Department Niagara Falls Stewart Inc Michael “Butch” Quarcini Marc Smolensky Local 210 Local 91 Smolensky Union Marcos Piomma Philippines Dinnod Marcos

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FCC and the Library Frederick. Wd Rea Singanore High School Youth Fcarc Breakfast Optimists Brunswick Mary Margrabe George T. Horman Washington Post Daniel Zuverdling Outlook Eugene W. Goll the State of Education Battery Lefty Munson Jack Hickey Pomona Frederick Memorial Hospital Women’s Auxiliary Maryland School For the Deaf Board of Visitors Dewitt S. Hyde By Jack Anderson
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