Montgomery Schools Seek 37.4 Million Capital Budget
Montgomery County School Superintendent Homer C. Elseroad outlined a 37.4 million capital budget request for 1973 citing rapid homebuilding driving enrollment up by about 1,443 students. The plan funds four new up county schools, modernization of high schools, a Benjamin Banneker Jr High, land acquisition, and a new book processing center, with final board action set for December 6 and state action anticipated in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockyville
Homer C. Elseroad
Schoul Co
Elseroad
Marvin Mandel
Maryland
Montgomery
Belmont Elementary
Olney Mill Road
Brookville
Fields Road
Bureau of Standards
Benjamin Banneker Jr
Notley Road
Colesville
Middlebrook Sr
Germantown
Rockville
Amt RL
Damascus High School
Richard Montgomery
Einstein
Walter Johnson
Peary
Churchill
Northwood
Wootton
Potomac
Gaithersburg
Olney
Layhill
State Board of Public Works
Janary
Peayer
Marriage Licenses and Property Deeds Report
A list of marriage licenses including George Miller and Jimte Poper and several others in Funkstown Angers town Frederich Thurmont Purcellville Bruns wick Emmits burg Woods boro Frederick and other areas. Property deeds show several transfers including McDonalds to First National Bank of Boston and various inter family and corporate transfers across counties. The Dallas AP item notes Joseph Scottino, blinded in WWII, now works as a worm farmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George ‘I, Miller
Funkstown
Jimte J, Poper
Angerstown
Clarence Elmershankte
Frederich
Low Ann Wachter
Thurmont
Thomas Allen Locke
Ina May Bourh
Purcellville
McDonalds’s Corp
First National Bank of Boston
J. Downey Day Jr
Troy Martin
Brooke Lee
Richard C. Sheets
Walkersville Night for Band Boosters at Walkersville High
Walkersville High School hosted Boost Your Band Night with a concert by the marching band and a report on the 1970-71 Band Boosters activities. New uniforms bring band membership to 99. a French horn was purchased for instrument replacement as 1971-72 officers were introduced and tours highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gilbert
Walkersville High School Band Boosters Club
Howard Andrews
Liana Bowers
Walkersville High School
Band Booster Club
Band Boosters Club
Band Booster
Gilbert
Wayne White
John Nicodemus
Winnie Eaves
Garth White
Paul Green
Former Addict 18 Is Released to Regional Prevention House
An 18 year old former drug addict, Daniel T. Roll, was released from the Detention Center on personal recognizance and sent to the Regional Addiction Prevention RAP house in Silver Spring to continue rehabilitation. He refused to testify before the county grand jury about a heroin ring and was held in contempt by Judge Walter Mooreman. The case sparked protests from the ACLU and opposing parents who supported the RAP program and called for due process while criticizing the grand jury proceedings and licensing efforts. The grand jury investigated a large heroin operation with weekly county sales, while RAP leaders defended the program against alleged McCarthyite tactics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Rockville
Plummer Shearin
Tursday
Silver Spring
Daniel T. Roll
Raymond Hassell
Roll
Walter Mooreman
The
American Civil Liberties Union
Parents’ Action
Roy Keck
Andrew Sonner
Georgia Avenue
Constance Clark
Somer
Soner
RAP
Sonner
Gary Simpson
Grand Jury
Simp
Hagerstown Man Held For Grand Jury Action
A Hagerstown man Nickie A. Tysons faces grand jury action on grand larceny charges for allegedly stealing food goods worth 124.21 from P A and Small Co on East Street October 5. Evidence showed Tysons found with unrecorded merchandise on his delivery truck. The case may proceed in district court if a waiver petition is filed. In separate cases, Edna Marie Hoffman was found guilty of negligent operation and fined 25 dollars plus costs after a two car crash at Market and Patrick Streets. Garland Burton was found guilty of negligent operation and failing to appear and fined 80 dollars plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Byron Thompson
Nickie A. Tysons
P.A. and Small Co
East Street
Tysons
PA. and Small Co
Globe Detective Agency
Thompson
Edwin Nikirk II
District Court
Circuit Court
Nikirk
Edna Marie Hoffman
RFD
Fred
Erick
Hoffman
Market
Patrick Streets
Garland Burton
Boyds
Tooth Fairy Caught In Freeze
West Plains Missouri report notes seven year old Randy Patterson lost a tooth in a football game and asked the tooth fairy for folding money. He found a quarter and a note saying President Niron's price freeze is in effect until Nov. 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Plains
Randy Patterson
Randy
Niron
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ruth W. Johnson
Montgomery Bureau
Ccourt News
Brenton W. Barger
Know‘ville
Beth L. Price
Brunswick
Richard E. Gladhill
Woodsboro
Alfreda L. Summers
Frederick
Gary Eugene Cool
Pamela Louise Topper
Emmitsburg
Aura D
Kling
J. Maynard
Kline
Fountaindale Development Corp
Charles R. Russell
Walter Wood
David Tucker
Catoctin
Marjorie E
Aubol
Earl
W. Mercer
Herman G. Reed
Dwight R. Tousignant
Alton Y. Bennett
James L. Bryan
James LeRoy Dinterman Tor Russell Woodrow Allnutt Jr
E. W. Ausherman Inc
Stephen P. Kupperberg
Equity
Carolyn Virginia Parsons
James Robert Parsons
Juanita J. Sakievich
Vincent A. Sakievich
Nancy L. Topper
Francis C. Topper
Nancy J. Summers
Samuel Phillip Summers II
Jean Embly Hovis
John Frederick Hovis Sr
Virginia Rice
Harrison S. Rice
Dallas
Joseph T. Scottino
Tinian Island
Cher
Walkersville
Joseph Bradshaw
John Nusbaum
John Hunt
John Bowers
Carol Beard
Carnegie Hall
New York City
Constitution Hall
Washington
D.C
London
Paris
Brussells
Zurich
Innsbruck
Venice
Rome
WIGS
NEW York
Richard Hartwich
Egypt
Henry VIII
UGF
M. R. Ritchie Jr
S Load Corporation
William T. Howard Jr
UGE
American Legion
Little
Libertytown Fire Hall
Fisher
G. I
Libertytown Fire Dept
Lorey Hou
Greyhound
Rovtzahn
Comble Sey “Ces
Dailey’s
Funeral Home
North Market ST
Ta. B. Cline & Son
Dailey
Weil Brothers
Hamilton Avenue
East South St
Bill Shepley
Philco
Shepley's, Inc
Market ST
Orate
Frederick Shopping Center
Shepley
Tully
Tou
Wanedan
the Domestic Building Association
CUA
Maryland Savings
Helena
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Frederick, Maryland
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