County top officials' salaries total 286000 annually
A Frederick County report lists 15 top administrators making 286000 in combined yearly salaries, about 7.7 percent of the county payroll. The data include the county attorney, engineer, sheriff, planning, data processing, and health and library directors.
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Frederick County
James L. Bryan
CETA
Thomas M. Fox
Robert W. Baumbach
county Interagency Data Processing Authority
Robert Rothenhoefer
Metropolitan Commission
Donald J Kunkoski
William Fout
Larry W. Johnson
Rosalia White
J. Alfred Catsail
Joseph G. Yeager
Herbert E. Ramsbury
Donald R. Date
Gilbert L
Larry Speelman
Donald C. Barnes
Martha L. Reynolds
Carroll County
Carroll
Planning Commission
Energy policy debate threads through NAB meeting
Sen. Charles Mathias warned that cheap energy is a memory and urged a rational national energy policy built on political compromise. NAB leaders reported FY76 first quarter hiring success despite a tough business climate, with 132 disadvantaged workers and 111 Vietnam era veterans placed.
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HAGERSTOWN
Charles McC
Mathias
National Alliance of Businessmen
NAB
Sheraton
U.S
U.S. Senate
James Hill
Frederick Hagerstown
NAB Metro
Hill
Older cars excel in public emission test in Frederick
In Frederick a free public emission test found pre-1975 models fared better than 1975 and 1976 cars. Of 127 cars, 42 percent passed. 38 percent of 37 late models passed, while 43 percent of 90 pre-1975 models passed. Mechanics blame overrich idle and lack of tune.
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Rick Williamson
Triple A Club of Maryland
Mid-Maryland Lung Association
Williamson
Mayor disputes change to Community Center amid B and O Station work
Mayor Ronald N. Young said concerns over altering the Community Center’s use during B&O Station renovations are unfounded. He stressed no basic changes are planned, noted the advisory panel’s role is to recommend renovation use, and defended its composition amid critics and questions about community representation.
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Friends for
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Histone District Commission
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All-America city preview at Frederick City Hall
Frederick City prepares for the 1975 All-America City Awards preview in City Hall Board Room at 6 45 pm The event features David Bork presenting a 10 minute talk with slides on citizen action and downtown revitalization efforts including saving Elm Street and Parkway schools and backing county courthouse projects Mayor Ronald N Young to Chicago for the main presentation with Bork
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Chicago
City Hall
Allen G. Merchant
Merchant
David Bork
Ronald N Young
Bork
Young
Fredenck
Elm Street
Parkway
Mathias Says He Is Listening To The People In Presidential Talk
US Senator Charles Mathias told Frederick Hagerstown leaders he would listen to the people if he pursued the Republican nomination for president. He urged a strong two party system, warned of GOP drift, and noted a surge in independent registrations in Montgomery County. In New York, markets eased in early trading as NYC money problems loom.
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Charles McCurdy Mathias
Frederick Hagerstown Metro
National Alliance of Businessmen
Mathias
Frederick
Republican
Montgomery County
Republican Party
Senate extends oil price controls to December 15
The Senate approved a 30 day extension of oil price controls delaying price relief until December 15 while Congress finalizes a broader energy bill. President Ford has not decided whether to sign the plan, and White House officials cite ongoing disagreements and the bill's complexity.
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House
Congress
White House
Ron Nessen
Ford
Nessen
Zarb
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the
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Clarence Brown
Ohio
House Commerce Committee
Nelsen
ABA screens small list for Ford Supreme Court nominee
The American Bar Association is screening a list of fewer than 12 potential Supreme Court nominees submitted by the Ford administration. Attorney General Levi sent the list to the ABA on Thursday and White House officials say the President will consult with the bar and others, with no haste to send a nomination.
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Supreme Court
Ford
bar association
Atty
Edward H. Levi
ABA
William C. Douglas
Air Force One
North Carolina Central University
White House
Ron Nessen
bar
Nessen
Levi's
CITY heat spurs rain and pollution report
Weather digest notes heat in the city bringing more rain and pollution concerns. Forecast calls for cold and windy nights with mixed precipitation and cool days with sunshine expected on Saturday. Political and literary quotes are not part of the forecast.
House committee cites Kissinger for contempt
The House intelligence committee voted 10 to 2 to cite Secretary of State Henry Kissinger for contempt of Congress for refusing to hand over subpoenaed covert operation documents. Chairman Otis G. Pike said no documents were received and criticized delays while White House counsel signaled executive privilege.
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House intelligence committee
Henry A. Kissinger
Congress
Robert McClory
Illinois
White House
Philip Buden
Ford
Kissinger
State Department
Otis G. Pike
D-NY
Pike
Ford open to black running mate for 1976 ticket
President Ford said he would consider a black running mate for the 1976 Republican ticket. He cited Sen Edward Brooke of Massachusetts as a person who ought to be considered during a student Q and A at North Carolina Central University in Durham North Carolina.
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DURHAM
N.C
Ford
Ed Brooke
North Carolina Central University
Edward W. Brooke
R-Mass
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