Local leaders push for Frederick High School renovations
A coalition of citizens, legislators, and officials pressed for funding the Proposed 7.9 million Frederick High School project with work aimed for next year. With state cuts to school construction, leaders urged a phase by phase plan and highlighted a policy change allowing FHS inclusion.
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Frederick
Edward P. Thomas
Frederick County
Mary Warshowsky
Board of Education
William Barnes
Thomas
Charles H. Smelser
Charles Willis
FHS
E.W. Pruitt
Paul Crum
Del. Julien P. Delphy
Ronald N. Young
Frederick High
Board of Public Works
Graceham birds spark local and state concern over roost
Graceham residents and farmers raise alarm as a large flock of about 800,000 birds roosts on a 60 acre site owned by the Emrichs. Maryland officials estimate 480000 grackles, 120000 cowbirds, 190000 starlings and others, with migration south expected by late November.
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Nelson Swink
Maryland
U.S Fish & Wildlife Service
Edgar and
Rachel Emrich
Donald L. Lewis
Halla
Baltimore
Falls Road
Swink
Graceham
County Deviates From Bidding Rules For Nursing Home Equipment
Frederick County Commissioners voted September 15 to deviate from normal competitive bidding and let a consultant solicit bids without written specs for 240000 dollars of equipment for the 120 bed Frederick County Nursing Center on Montevue Lane. The action, approved unanimously, challenges county policy and state law.
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Frederick County
Montevue Lane
James L. Bryan
Larry Speelman
Speelman
Bryan
Board of County Commissioners
Nursing center votes to end Damazo consultant role
Frederick County Nursing Center trustees unanimously voted October 29 1975 to terminate Herbert S Damazo’s $20 000 yearly consultant contract. He will still be paid under a 1973 letter of agreement until a new administrator takes charge.
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Bryan
Commissioners nursing home
Herbert Sr. Damazo
Damazo
Camazo
News-Post
Frederick County Nursing Center Board of Trustees
Herbert S Damazo
Lawrence A. Dorsey
Donald L. Lewis
John A. Der
William P. Hill
Hill
Havre de Grace center
Dorsey
Nursing Center
Damazo consultantship
Commissioners-Damazo
Frederick Nursing and Convalescent Center
Frederick County Nursing Center
Son of former U S Postmaster General killed in truck crash
James Edward Day Jr. 26 died when his 1974 pickup ran off Route 109 in Barnesville and burst into flames after hitting two trees. Police are investigating loss of control. Day, Hood College graduate, was single and lived in northern Montgomery County with parents in Kenwood.
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BARNESVILLE
U.S
J. Edward Day
Montgomery County
James Edward Day Jr
Day
Hood College
Hood
Kenwood
Morocco Spain clash notes and election musings
MOROCCANS march into Spanish Sahara. Bangladesh gets a new president as political rifts surface. Evening forecasts predict mild, cloudy weather with showers possible Friday. Maryland lottery results posted. New York stocks slip after wholesale price jump.
New Market School Plans Approved and Board Actions
Final Phase 1 construction plans for the New Market Elementary addition and renovation were approved by the Board of Education at the Brunswick Elementary School meeting. The board adopted emergency health care policies, after hours facility use guidelines, and approved a van purchase prebudget. It also approved a rock excavation change order at Walkersville High and awarded printing equipment contract for Frederick High.
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New Market Elementary School
Board of Education
Brunswick Elementary School
Robert Smith
Daft, McCune & Walker
Towson
R. F. Kline
Frederick
Singapore High track
rock
Walkersville High School
Catoctin High
Thurmont Middle School
Litho Supply, Inc
Baltimore
Wholesale prices surge 1.8 percent in October
The Labor Department reports October wholesale prices rose 1.8 percent the largest monthly increase in a year. Prices climbed across sectors including autos lumber and textiles while farm prices also rose, signaling higher future consumer costs and a 13.5 percent annual rate over three months.
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WASHINGTON
Labor Department
China Pearl Sues City Over Market Space Access Loss
The China Pearl Restaurant sues Frederick alleging the city abandoned Market Space without due process and deprived access after erecting a municipal parking deck, seeking $800000 in damages. Mayor Young defends actions as proper and notes restaurant remains open despite street closure.
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China Pearl Restaurant
Frederick
Ching Tsai Maio
Circuit Court
Ronald N. Young
Young t
Free emissions test at West Seventh Street Center Nov 13
A free emissions test for gasoline vehicles runs from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the West Seventh Street Shopping Center beside the AAA office. The joint program by the American Automobile Association and the Lung Association of Mid Maryland also serves trucks and buses to improve efficiency and reduce pollution.
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West Seventh Street
American Automobile Association
Lung Association of
Mid-Maryland
AAA
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DEBORAH DEASY
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Will Rogers
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Pearl sues city
M. A. MALIK
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City Hall Board Room
City of Frederick
Charlotte Martz
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Harmon Field Park
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