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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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May 18, 1977

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Body of missing Brunswick man found west of Potomac

State Police confirm body of James Lee Rumer 35 found near Brunswick in the Potomac area. Officers tied blood in his car mat to Rumer and say the fishing gear and boat were dumped at Rusherman Road around May 5, with the man missing since May 1. The investigation labels the disappearance a homicide.

James Lee Rumer Frederick County Rusherman Road Rumer Victor E Wolfe Brunswick U.S Brunswick Ambulance Company U.S. Park Potomac MD. 464 Potomac River

School board approves three special programs

The Board of Education approves three projects aimed at gifted students and those with marked deficiencies. One program partners with Hood College for College Experiences for High Able Students with 19 966 dollars first year and 19 000 dollars per year thereafter funded by the U.S. Office of Education. A second project Enrichment for Academically Gifted Elementary Students trains 22 media center assistants for paraprofessional duties funded through Frederick County government and the Western Maryland CETA consortium at 116 200 dollars. The third, Secondary School Marked Deficiency Program, seeks 158 154 dollars from county government and CETA to hire 30 classroom aides for ninth and twelfth grade marked deficiency English and math.

Board of Education Hood College U.S. Office of Education Gordon M. Anderson Frederick County Western Maryland Comprehensive Employment and Training Act CETA Western Maryland Ceta Consortium

County switches to 35 hour work week

County Commissioners vote 3 to 1 to adopt a uniform 35 hour week effective June 27. About 80 county employees face a 2 percent increase in weekly hours, with offices now open 4:30 p.m. instead of 4 p.m. The plan ends two existing schedules, drawing debate over energy use and fairness among departments.

Donald L. Lewis Lewis Paul L. Crum Jr James L. Bryan Maryland Classified Employes Association MCEA Edgar C. Wirts Jr Lawrence A. Dorsey Lions Club Employes Union

Potomac Edison rate hike hearing set for tonight

Local residents can speak at a 7:30 p.m. public hearing at Frederick High School on Potomac Edison’s request for a 16 percent rate increase. The event includes the three-member Public Service Commission and is the fourth hearing in the company’s service area. The request, filed in February, cites inflation and the need to attract investment for new facilities.

Potomac Edison Company Electric Company Frederick High School State Public Service Commission

Monocacy Battlefield Park Could Attract Tourists

Congressman Goodloe Byron urged Frederick County focus on a Monocacy Battlefield National Park with a rest stop along I 270 and a potential bike or walking trail. He praised preservation links to Pinecliff Park and nearby Nature Conservancy lands, envisioning a green riverfront barrier and regional tourist draw.

Goodloe E. Byron The Historical Society of Frederick County Monocacy Battlefield National Park Byron United States Manassas Tlefield Monocacy Pinecliff Park Nature Conservancy Sugarloaf Mountain Monocacy River Frederick Monocacy Park

Right-Wing Party Victory in Israeli Election

The report notes a right wing party wins the Israeli election. A separate item mentions a pact signed by Gromyko at Vance to oppose environmental warfare. Weather outlook: mostly sunny and warm with possible late afternoon storms, highs near 90 and lows in the 60s. Elihu Root.

Drought Begins to Hurt Local Crops Across County

Weather factors including low rainfall high winds and hot temperatures have damaged pasture fields hay yields and vegetable growth. Walkersville officials urge water conservation while Shifflet notes corn germination lag and crops 7 to 10 days ahead but moisture shortages threaten yields after 9.04 inches of rain this year, about five inches below normal.

Middletown Kenneth Shifflet Burgess and Commissioners of Walkersville Shifflet National Weather Service

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