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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Nov 23, 1976

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Property reassessments spark complaints in Frederick County

County residents protest third straight year of reassessments with unhappy homeowners citing higher values and reduced services. Officials note about 40 000 notices to mail by Dec 1 with potential double digit jumps in both residential and commercial values. Local critics accuse politics, while officials insist it is a state matter beyond county control.

News-Post Frederick Braddock Heights State Department of Assessments and Taxation Frederick county Lumen F. Norris Norris Baltimore assessments and taxation department Braddock James L. Bryan

Groundbreaking at New Market Elementary renovation ceremony

Groundbreaking ceremonies were held Tuesday morning at the New Market Elementary School renovation site with students and parents present. Frederick County School Superintendent Dr. Gordon M. Anderson served as Master of Ceremonies and State Senator Charles H. Smelser attended. Board of Education President Mrs. Frances Ashbury and student Laura Halford dug the first shovelful of soil, with others behind them.

New Market Frederick County Gordon M. Anderson Charles H. Smelser Board of Education Frances Ashbury Laura Halford

County Roads Board face lift urged by engineer

County Engineer William S. Fout urged abolition of the Roads Board, calling it a useless approval agency and asking the County Commissioners to seek General Assembly action to repeal its powers. Commissioner Sterling E. Bollinger defended the board, noting its members have lost interest and that public input is needed. Fout said citizens increasingly contact the Engineer's Office directly for quicker action, citing delays from the Roads Board.

DEBORAH DEASY William S. Fout Roads Board Jesse I. Burall Francis E. Moser Bernard W. Flanagan Raymond Hahn Bollinger Fout Engineer's Office

Thanksgiving services planned by area churches

Area churches schedule Thanksgiving Eve services on Wednesday at 7 30 p m including a Community Thanksgiving Service with New Market area churches and the Christian Missionary Alliance Church on Motter Avenue Extended Bethel Lutheran Opossumtown Pike and Bethel Road holds a 7 30 p m service led by Interim Pastor Ken Phelps The Grossnickle Church of the Brethren hosts an inter church service at 7 30 with Rev Al Mullan preaching and Rev Ronald Beverlin liturgist.

New Market area Christian Missionary Alliance Motter Avenue BETHEL LUTHERAN Bethel Lutheran Church Opossumtown Pike Bethel Road Ken Phelps GROSSNICKLE Grossnickle Church

Carter lauds Ford help aiding smooth transition

President elect Jimmy Carter praised President Ford for going the extra mile to assist the transition. He said Ford offered help down to small details and cited unity and goodwill shown since the election. Carter met with Senate leaders, Mondale, and Ford aides at Blair House and Capitol briefings.

WASHINGTON Jimmy Carter Ford Carter Senate Mike Mansfield Capitol Mansfield Senate committee Walter F. Mondale Oval Office Blair House Pennsylvania Avenue White House House House International Relations Committee

County funds salvage Social Services program

The Frederick County Board of Commissioners narrowly approved a 19500 appropriation to allow the Department of Social Services to continue general public assistance for employables through the budget year. The move, backed by Geneva Barthel, aims to support about 50 employables with an average $105 monthly payment, despite 16 recipients missing checks this month as funds ran out.

Social Services Geneva Barthel Board of County Commissioners Edgar C. Wirts Paul L. Crum Sterling E. Bollinger Department of Social Services Barthel Lewis

Frederick flood of 1868 parallels 1976 disaster

Judge Edward S. Delaplaine analyzes the Frederick Flood of 1863 and compares it to the 1968 flood. Severe drought precedes rainfall, then a torrent topples bridges and floods Carroll Creek, inundating one third of Frederick. Notable locals Barbara Fritchie’s house, Jacob Engelbrecht, and State's Attorney John Ritchie are mentioned with vivid images.

Edward S. Delaplaine Frederick Barbara Fritchie Frederick County Catoctin Mountain Carroll Creek West Partick Catherine Hanshew Henry Hanshew George Essler Jacob Engelbrecht James Buchanan Harper's Ferry John Brown Ritchie Sixth Judicial Circuit Maryland Court of Appeals

Briscoe says he urged Mandel veto as protest vote

Del. John H Briscoe testified that he suggested Gov. Marvin Mandel veto a 1971 racing bill to prompt a protest vote by General Assembly members. Mandel vetoed the bill on constitutional grounds, which would have doubled the racing calendar to 36 days a year.

BALTIMORE Del John H Briscoe Marvin Mandel General Assembly Mandel

Weather and lottery update from Maryland and Missouri brief

A cold spell continues with sunshine today and clear tonight. highs near 40s and 40s expected Wednesday. Maryland lottery notes that the daily Numbers Game winning number drawn Monday was 838.

BALTIMORE Maryland

Stocks Mixed As Oil Prices Weigh Markets Open

New York traders sent stocks mixed as oil-price concerns returned to focus. The Dow Jones industrial average fell 1.83 points to 954.04 in the first half hour of trading amid active market activity.

NEW YORK Wall Street

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