City Aldermen delay action on proposed master plan
Frederick Maryland city officials delayed a zoning discussion as the Board of Aldermen heard 19 speakers at a public hearing. The master plan, described by City Planner Mark Horak as a general guide, aims to align agencies and guide future development while not serving as a zoning map.
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Pervoss
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Board of County Commissioners
City approves Carroll Creek flood project design phase two
Frederick City Board selects Rummel Klepper and Kahll with Wallace, McHarg, Hoberts and Todd to design phase two of a 4.6 million Carroll Creek flood control plan from West Patrick to Carroll, with a 15 month schedule aiming for completion in 1989 upon federal grant funding. The group bid lowest. Also approves 13.49 heating system bid for the former B&O Station funded by a 75,000 HUD grant.
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Rummel Klepper and
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Baltimore
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Frederick
R. W. Warner Company
B&o
South Market
Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Weather winds shift as west gusts rise to 28 mph
Forecasters project westerly winds from 10 to 28 mph during the day and 5 to 15 mph tonight. A fragmentary note appears discussing suspects and historical misdeeds, mentioning Edward Git ben, an English historian (1737 1784), in a wandering, partially garbled context.
Carter hints at new veto push against Congress
President Carter, fresh from winning a public works veto, signals readiness to veto other inflationary bills in Congress. A White House aide says he may strike at a tuition tax credit, an $80.8 billion transportation bill, and perhaps a tax-cut bill if capital gains relief is too large. The House vote on the water projects veto earlier showed strong opposition to congressional encroachment on appropriations.
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Carter
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Senate
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Jim Wright
Bussard Workshop appeals loss of $49,000 CETA contract
Jeanne Bussard Training Workshop seeks further appeal after hearing examiner Michael Day ruled the Western Maryland Consortium properly terminated its $49,000 CETA contract in July. The Frederick facility trains handicapped adults for outside work, with about 20 participants involved under the program. Leaders lament the decision and explore replacements or alternative government funding sources.
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Jeanne Bussard Workshop
Michael G. Day
Western Maryland Consortium
Jeanne Bussard
Consortium
Hagerstown
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CETA
South Street
Frederick
Helen Nussear
Tuesay
U.S. Dept
Weekend of mixed holidays and four local events
Sunshine and cool temperatures mark a split holiday weekend in the county as federal Columbus Day creates a three day frame while city workers shift their holiday to Thanksgiving. Four events unfold Saturday including an ethnic festival at Evangelical Lutheran Church Braddock Heights Octoberfest and a Mountain Market plus a Farm Museum showcase. Weather calls for sunny Saturday highs in the 60s with cool Sunday through Tuesday and a rain event yesterday in Frederick.
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Frederick County
John E. Young
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Maryland
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Philippines
Cuba
Japan
Greece
Scandinavia
Turkey
Latvia
France
Germany
Braddock Heights
Church of the Transfiguration
Jobless rate climbs to 6 percent
Washington AP reports the unemployment rate rose from 5.0 to 6 percent in September while adult women workers increased sharply. The Labor Department said the jobless rate is stabilizing at 6 percent, up from 6.5 percent a year earlier, with most rise due to new entrants to the labor force seeking work. It notes 37.85 million women over 20 are employed or seeking work from a population of 75.87 million.
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Labor Department
Senate Rejected Tax Cut Bill Despite GOP Push
The Senate rejected a Republican backed 33 percent tax cut plan over three years. Democrats argued the measure could provoke a veto of any tax cut this year. The vote stood 60 to 36 against the proposal as Senate Republican leader Howard Baker urged slimming government interference.
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Eader Howard Baker
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Stabbings at Frederick schools spur call for more youth programs
Frederick County schools report two knife incidents involving 14 year olds, prompting officials to urge expanded preventive programs. A 14 year old at Erre Street faces possible probation or detention after a hunting knife incident during recess. One youth at Frederick High was expelled following a separate incident. eight weapon-related student arrests were logged last year. The Learning Center reports a 10 youth waiting list, with federal grants supporting its containment program. A police chief notes the Tuesday event not reflective of the school’s usual atmosphere.
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Montgomery County
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