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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1975

Page

3

Frederick County Board Approves Arbitration Items

The Frederick County school board endorsed eight arbitration items including a 4 minute pay gap focus, a 1 percent pay increase, new advisory and mediator roles, a 30 minute lunch, and job protections as it prepared to forward the package to the County Commissioners. The proposal retain planning time usage limits and a 191 to 183 school year plan, with no involuntary transfers due to marital status.

Robertson Board of Education FICA Aso Allegheny County Board of County Frederick County John L Carnochan Jr BOF Iayol Ummerroxec Veacher Neemy Rigs Sown Board William G. Linehan William B. Barnes Board of County Commissioners

County backs river protection bill with safeguards

Local officials voice support for a proposed state river and shoreline protection bill. The measure would regulate vegetation cutting and building permits near waterways with checks and balances and a 1978 start, while allowing public input and local enforcement. County leaders credit preservation of waterways and warn about potential bureaucratic growth.

del. Julien Delphey House Delphey State Commission General Assembly

Ford urged to delay oil tariff increase

Federal energy officials reported President Ford may move to remove price controls on domestic oil and impose a additional one dollar per barrel tariff on imported oil if Congress stalls energy legislation. The move could raise fuel costs by about one to two cents per gallon.

Ford Frank Zarh Ron Neasen

County Officials Debate Saving Hanson House For Courthouse

County Commissioner President Lawrence A. Dorsey indicated the Hanson House could be integrated into the courthouse project without major issues and may be saved. Crum warned that demolishing the building could trigger political and legal problems delaying the project another year.

Lawrence W. Johnson Johnson Paul L. Crum Lawrence A. Dorsey Dorsey Crum

Brunswick hears on canal site plan and hearings

The hearing outcome is not finalized. NPS plans two more public hearings on May 28 in Glen Echo and June 4 in Georgetown, with the record staying open until July 7 to hear more public input.

Brunswick Frederick Harpers Ferry John G. Parsons NPS Glen Echo Georgetown

Man admits shooting during fatal domestic dispute

Trial recounts Morris claiming he shot at a car after his father threatened him with a shotgun. Police testimony shows Morris confessed to shooting his wife and disclosing the body in a ditch near Md 17 and 1160 N Market St, with details of a struggle and a pistol discharge.

Morris G.F. Littleton John Hanson Spriggs Pfc John W. Clem Cpl Millard M. Mastrino Md_17 U.S. 340 Burnittsville Thomas E. Fritz Mastrino N. Market St MD. 17 Fritz

Open Space Plans Fuel School Board Debates

In Bedford the school board discusses open space renovations for a flexible design in the 1972 wing including removing walls, adding partitions, and self contained rooms while keeping some spaces as is. A window removal and roof overhang adjustments are planned with flooring and painting upgrades. A separate voting split concerns a Bingo related fund raising for the Middletown Band and gambling on school grounds. The meeting also notes lottery numbers for Pennsylvania Lucky 7 and Baker's Dozen with various winning digits.

Shaw Frances W. Ashbury William G. Linehan A. Doty Remsburg Schawl Beard Middletown Bensiers Remsberg Gardiner Linehan Bedford, Pa Pennsylvania Bedford

North Frederick Students Erect Wooden Totem Pole

Last year Judith Lee's fifth graders began a colonial crafts unit at North Frederick Elementary. After summer break Tom Hicks led peers Joe Adkins Eddie Toms Bradd Hammond and Joe Salzarulo to finish carving three figures on a used telephone pole and erect it with concrete help from Mr. Tim Bacord.

Judith Lee North Frederick Elementary School Joe Adkins C&p Telephone Company Tom Hicks Eddie Toms Bradd Hammond Joe Salzarulo

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