Frederick HUD grant input sought at City Hall meeting
Public input is invited at City Hall next Tuesday on how to use a second HUD Block Grant of 250 000 for Frederick. The hearing follows a 199 000 grant this summer for housing in South Market Street and aims to fund housing rehabilitation rather than beautification.
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Frederick City
Frederick County
Department of Housing and Urban Development
South Market Street
William duBell
Winchester Hall
City Hall
duBell
Sterling Bollinger
NAACP
Lord Nickens
Nickens
Bollinger
Bank charter center of Mandel probe expands to finance
Grand jury inquiry into Gov. Mandel and associates shifts to banking records tied to the Francis Scott Key Bank and Trust Co in Frederick. Subpoenaed documents reportedly cover ownership links with Tidewater Insurance and Hess, plus connections to Cory and Laurel lawyer activity.
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William L. Wilson
Albert E Clarke
U.S. Atty. Jervis
Finney Wilson
Francis Scott Key Bank and Trust Co
Frederick
George Delaplaine
W. Dale Hess
Tidewater Insurance Associates Inc
Delaplaine
Hess
Mandel
Harry W. Rodgers III
Tidewater
Frederick News-Post
Hess and Tidewater
Laurel, Md
Ernest N. Cory Jr
Cory
Gary Mandel
Hess and
state Senate
Wilson
Mandel and
George H. Hocker
Tidewater Insurance Associates, Inc
Donald E. Webster
Henry L. Rocklin Jr
William H. Landon
Laurel
Marlboro Race Track
Rodgers
Frederick bank
House Defeats NOW Accounts Expansion Vote
The House rejected extending an experimental program allowing banks to pay interest on NOW checking accounts by a 218 to 134 vote. The measure would have widened NOW accounts beyond New Hampshire and Massachusetts, despite support from consumer advocates and opposition from banks. A separate section would require annual disclosure of mortgage money investments to expose redlining patterns, while local fire and gas incident details are also noted.
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WASHINGTON
House
American Banking Association
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Fernand J. St Germain
D-R.1
John Rousselot
R-Calif
St Germain
Rousselot
Kissinger claims presidents approved all covert operations
Secretary of State Kissinger told the House intelligence committee that during his 1969 to 1974 tenure every covert CIA program received final presidential approval. He denied having final say, insisting presidents personally approved all covert operations and rejected plausible deniability. The panel weighing contempt steps over a dismissed memo faced a partisan split after questioning.
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WASHINGTON
Henry A. Kissinger
U.S
Kissinger
House intelligence committee
Cyprus
Nixon
Discovery of new galaxy announced
A galaxy discovery is announced in this issue. The report highlights the identification of a new galaxy and notes its significance in astronomical research.
Palestinian guerrillas join Lebanese battle in Beirut fighting
In downtown Beirut heavy house to house fighting intensified as Phalangists claim 5000 Syrian based PLA fighters massed at Sad Nayel camp and Yarmouk brigade units approach Beirut. Mortar gun battles spill into Zahle as Lebanese army deploys and aerial threats loom. Casualties include 24 dead and 31 wounded.
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BEIRUT
Lebanon
Syria
Phalange party
Palestine Liberation Army
PLA
Sad Nayel
Bekaa
Yarmouk
Zahle
Saigea
Damascus
Lebanese Defense Ministry
Amal
Congress Looks to Back NYC With 7 Billion Loan Guarantee
House Banking Committee chair Rep. Henry S. Reuss says the panel will approve a bill to back up to 7 billion in federal loans for New York City over veto threats from President Ford. The measure would place NYC fiscal oversight under a federal panel and faces GOP opposition. The other issue notes a national energy bill nearing final passage and a battle over court-ordered busing for desegregation tied to fuel conservation, with House conferees striking antibusing language.
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WASHINGTON
House Banking Committee
New York City
Henry S. Reuss
D-Wis
New York
Banking Committee
Ford
subcommittee on economic stabilization
Congress
Senate House
Child care benefits added to forthcoming tax bill
The House Ways and Means Committee approved a 20 percent tax credit for all working parents, up to 400 dollars for one child and 800 dollars for two or more. The plan expands benefits beyond income level, with a Treasury cost of 307 million dollars versus 117 million under a prior 15 percent version. Amendments begin Tuesday as final votes loom the week of November 9.
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WASHINGTON
House
Ways and Means Committee
Treasury
Ways and Means
Al Ullman
D-Ore
Maryland National Bank Names Three Assistants VPs in West Md
Maryland National Bank announces three promotions in its Western Maryland region. Paul E. Smith of Frederick, Edgar R. Brownlow of Monocacy Village, and Glenn E. Stanley of Hagerstown are appointed assistant vice presidents. Smith, a Libertytown native, joined Western Maryland Trust in 1951 and rose through Maryland National after the merger in 1968.
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Maryland National Bank
Maryland
Frederick
Paul E. Smith
Edgar R. Brownlow
Monocacy Village
Glenn E. Stanley
Hagerstown
Libertytown
Paul Smith
Western Maryland Trust Company
Maryland National
Western Maryland Trust
Maryland Natonal
Frederick County Mental Health Association
Frederick County
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