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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1966
Page
9
Two Price Electric employees completed a first level course in Wittenberg University's Management Development Program. The graduates are Jesse E. Bell Jr. and another trainee.
Myersville sub assembly supervisor and Charles O Lann assembly line foreman participate as Wittenberg offers instruction in four levels for supervisory personnel from industry. Areas emphasized include human relations economics communications and business operations.
In Gaithersburg the Montgomery County Bureau of the Frederick News-Post moved into the new $220,000 Citizens Savings and Loan Building at 207 North Frederick Avenue sharing space with Roy E. Aumiller Clarence Becraft CPA real estate and insurance and the Citizens Savings and Loan office. Harold W. Ward said a tentative grand opening date of Nov 7 is set. In Poolesville the town waits on Montgomery County Council legal department ruling on the new sewer system and potential inclusion in the Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission district. If included, years of planning financing and work could be jeopardized and WSSC could condemn and pay for the local system. County council public hearing status remains undecided. In Rockville Mrs Helen Burkart has been appointed to the Montgomery County Board of Appeals replacing Elaine Lady who seeks a House of Delegates seat. Each appeal board member earns 2000 yearly and meets Thursdays to hear zoning appeals. In Wheaton the Democratic Action Group reports spending 25129 in county races, backing governor candidate Carlton Sickles who lost. In Rockville residents are receiving 1 percent income tax registration forms due by Oct 15. tax payable by April 15, 1967 for the final nine months. Also in Rockville the County Council’s pay hike reduction for eight circuit court judges is challenged by Judge Kathryn J. Shook as constitutionally improper, potentially prompting writs and possible reassignment of cases.
Legislation allows any government to establish interstate compact facilities for transit and related infrastructure. The measure enables cooperative planning and funding across jurisdictions to develop cross border transit projects.
The Senate completed action on a bill granting Maryland Virginia and the District of Columbia authority to establish a regional mass transit agency for the Washington area. Senator Joseph D Tydings secured agreement to House amendments to the Senate bill.
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