Savings Bond sales rise in first quarter of 1978
Treasury data show U S Savings Bond sales topped 2.1 billion dollars in the first three months of 1978, up 4 percent from 1977. A Michigan study finds 35 percent of families own bonds, but few know rates. Series E and H details, tax aspects, and purchase points are outlined. Frederick police probe thefts at Highs Cycle Center after a Sunday break-in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Treasury Department
University of Michigan
Frederick
High
Fourth
North Market Streets
Richard J. Ashton
Ashton
Hospital Discharges From Frederick Memorial by Dates
A hospital discharge list dated Friday May 12 notes residents from Frederick and nearby towns including Mrs. Allanina Cramer Mrs. Ethel Orme Mrs. Emma Byrd Miss Misti Lowery and others. Additional names appear for Saturday May 13 Sunday May 14 with patients from Frederick Brunswick Middletown New Windsor and surrounding communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Allanina Cramer
Ethel Orme
Emma Byrd
Carrie Poole
Clarence Kintz
Orpha Coblentz
Linda Staton
Florence Reigler
Annie Main
Frederick
Harry Burns
Misti Lowery
Richard Nichols Sr
Brunswick
Kevin Buhrman
Sabillasville
Robert Goff
Albert Goff
Knoxville
Mildred Byrd
Wilmoth Abrecht
Mary Candler
Willard Horine
Trude Buck
Daisy Jones
Nellie Mullineaux
Edgar Hartsock
Keymar
Deborah Linthicum
Middleburg
Barbara Mosser
Middletown
Katherine Ketterman
Myersville
Frederick Spalla
New Windsor
Henry Eaton
Thurmont
Rule would force 46 percent hike in salaries
Washington AP report on Labor Department rules that could compel employers to raise wages for low paid supervisors and managers by up to 48 percent. Lobbyists claim the measure hurts inflation control and increases costs, while the department denies inflationary impact. The rule targets exempt overtime workers and their minimum salaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Labor Department
Department
Carter
Hughes outlines economic program for Maryland's revival
Harry Hughes, candidate for governor, proposes a comprehensive plan to reverse Maryland's declining business climate. He calls for a new Department of Commerce, a Governor's Council on Economic Development, personal gubernatorial leadership, and targeted funding for marketing and development. He vows to meet the council after election to prepare plans for the upcoming legislative session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hughes
Maryland
Hughes
Leutemant
Council On Ecosoatic
Baltimore
BWA
Department of Commerce
Four arrested in marijuana bust near Frederick
State police seized about a pound of marijuana during a 12:30 a.m. raid at a Sycamore Flats house east of Frederick. Calvin L. Wilson and David S. Brown were charged with possession and intent to distribute. two juveniles were also charged. Several pipes and syringes were recovered. Other city police actions included traffic and license violations, with multiple individuals cited or jailed. Maryland State Police reported a few weekend accidents with no serious injuries.
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Sycamore Flats
Frederick
Calvin L. Wilson
Rt. 6
David S. Brown
Same
Dress
Brown
Tfc
Paul J. Gerstner
Robert M. McCarty
Frederick City
Cameron Jay Olson
Fourth St
Robert E. Tyergar
E. Fifth St
June Louise Toms
Rt. 1
Middletown
Catherine Blackman Rollins
W. South &J
Wrotin Bath
Alan
Mary K. McCafirey
Westminster
Bruce E. Boyer
Peekskill
Mary Louise Catterer
Woodsboro
Forrest Burnell MacKellar
Lindbergh Ave
Wallace Gale Free
W. Eleventh St
Pam Joline Mills
N. Market St
Guy Carleton Whidden
Fred
Debra Ann Shane
Mt. Airy
Lois Lorette Noffsinger
Rt 4
Ellis Andrew Woodcock Jr
Williamsport
Julia M. Webb
Leon Pearre Dupoins
Union Bridge
Kevin Dale Clem
Denise Irene Berhasha
Upper College Terrace
Howard Lee Wiles
E. A St
Brunswick
Kristi Lynn Kuhn
Gaithersburg
George Staples Yee
Braddock Heights
Kevin Lee Horst
Rt. 8
Mary Elizabeth Sparkman
Lewistown Rd
Thurmont
Melissa Kirk
Great Falls
Donald Lee Baker Jr
E. South St
Wayne Carl Berg
Ft. Detrick
Leonard Lafayette Johnson
Marion Maxine Holgash
Hagerstown
Maryland
Local government and public meetings schedule May week
Horizon lists a string of meetings from May 15 through May 15 with various bodies. Notable items include Goodwill Banquet at 6:30 p.m. at the Church of the Brethren, City Fire Board at unspecified time, Independence Hame Committee, Middletown Planning Commission at 7:30 p.m. at town hall, City Board of Appeals at 4 p.m. at city hall, Frederick County Medical Society at 7:30 p.m. at Erni’s Restaurant, County Roads Board at 7:30 p.m. at Winchester Hall, Water Resources Hearing at 10 a.m. at city hall, Health Services Agency at 1 p.m. at Venice Inn in Hagerstown, Homebuilders at 7 p.m. at Watson’s Restaurant, Woodsboro Planning Commission at 7 p.m. at town office, Emmitsburg Planning Commission at 7 p.m. at town hall, and County Firemen’s Association at 8 p.m. at Rocky Ridge Fire Co. on Thursday.
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Church of the Brethren
City Fire Board
Hame Com
Middletown Planning Commission
City Board of Appeals
Frederick County Medical Society
Erni
County Roads Board
Winchester Hall
Health Services Agency
Venice
Hagerstown
Watson's
Woodsboro
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Tourism Council of
Frederick County
Sheraton
South Mountain Information Center
Holly Hills Country Club
Dick Quin
Dreda Cram
Pat Irona
Jerry Coates
Edgar Wirts
Perry Beckley
Sonia Mather
David Gu
By Louise Cook
Associated Press
Federal Reserve Banks
Bureau of the Public Debt, Securities Transactions
Washington, D.C
Laurel Pools
Laurel
Market ST
Frederick, MD
Allan David Cohan
David Webster Brown
Taney Apartments
Donald James Nails
Revelation Ave
Walkersville
Sharon Ann Fritz
Deerfield Place
Catherine E. Brown
Jefferson
Fred Norvil Mason
E. Third St
Linda Louise O'Brien
W. College Terrace
Melvin D. Seward
Old Middletown Road
Sean Michael Ludwig
Potomac
Fredericktown Bank
New
Amber Meadows
Ambe
Coed Municapal Airpe
K ST
Frederck
E Pathick
Tredericktown
Bank & Trust Company
Adobe F Oic
Jon Market Street
Patrick Street
Prospect
Amber Mi
News- Post
Boughmans Lane
Forever Young
Hud
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