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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1979

Page

5

Frederick County Officials Endorse Affirmative Action Policy

Action plan for Disabled Citizens of Frederick County United Inc adds Maryland Division of Vocational Rehabilitation to the county list for job announcements. Commissioners pursue nondiscriminatory hiring without quotas, keep Human Relations Council as appeal channel, and assign implementation to personnel director and commissioners. Plan to be reviewed annually. Also approve hiring a consultant to design bright lights for Brunswick High School field and consider Rose Hill Manor for city annexation pending agreement details.

Frederick County United Inc Hose Maryland Division of Vocational Rehabilitation Human Relations Council Brunswick High School Rose Hill Manor

County budget hikes spark tax debate and hearings

County commissioners defend a 2.11 tax rate citing growth and inflation in costs. They point to an 18 percent rise in school board funding and a 35 percent jump in 1979 construction, plus road maintenance, police expansion, energy costs, and new facilities like a library and jail. A late visitor urged night hearings and more teacher turnout, while officials stressed broad public review opportunities have existed and will continue.

Ron Long Frederick Williams Richard L. Grossnickle Charles C. Smith Long Smith Mrs. Williams

Board of Appeals proceedings on historic area setbacks and variances

Objections by private individuals and local groups were voiced as the Board of Appeals continued its site visit next month. Actions included denying Allen Moxley’s parking variance for a restaurant, continued Edward Sanger’s garage distance variance, granting 25 feet for a Hole In One golf course at Hungry Bear, and approving setbacks for Amber Meadows property. Variances and conditional use were approved for Teel Shaeighd and James Rohrbauch’s properties, plus a Legion home site near Possumtown Pike. The board also deferred live entertainment at La Paz and will study a Southland Corporation plan for a 71 store with a self service filling station at Braddock and Jefferson near Red Barn.

Office of Historic Preservation Frederick County Downtown Citizens Association Irene Kirilloff Historic District Commission Karen Lindquist Frederick Rene Russell Louis Shay Penmanty Board of Appeals Allen Moxley E. Patrick St Edward W. Sanger Taney Hungry Bear W. Patrick St Amber Meadows Opossumtown Pike Amber Drive Teel Ody Ninth St James 8. Rohrbauch American Legion Possumtown Pike Taney Avenue la Paz Southland Corporation Braddock and Jefferson Streets Red Barn Baltimore-Washington

Montgomery County approves 500.4 million operating budget

The Montgomery County Council on Tuesday passed a 500.4 million operating budget for fiscal 1900 with a 5 percent cost of living raise for teachers and a 6.5 percent raise for county workers. The plan cuts about 3 million from the school board request leaving 281.5 million for schools, while funding other line items for county government, debt service, mass transit, Montgomery College, and public services.

Rockville Montgomery County Puyling Charles W. Gilchrist Gilchrist Neal Potter Potter Todex Gues Algo Elizabeth Scull Germantown Mass Transit Montgomery College Council Washington Little Seneca Lake MD. 29 Calverton Prince George’s County

County bus strike halts Carroll students access to school

Carroll County Schools faced a Wednesday bus strike as pupil transport chief David Warner confirmed plan to halt routes. Contractors sought a 5 cent per mile fare rise to offset fuel costs. county officials refused. About 19,000 of 20,000 students affected with injunction planned as officials evaluate legal options.

To Board of Education David Warner Carroll County Board of Education Gutman Charles Mook Fifth Judicial Circuit Court

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