County delays school construction awaiting IAC decision
Frederick County faces a funding delay as the state InterAgency Committee must decide whether to grant 5.2 million for East County Middle School. The Board of Education seeks 16.284 million total, while commissioners push to Oct 27 deadline.
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East County
Board of Education
IAC
East County Middle School
John L. Carnochan Jr
Edgar C. Wirts Jr
Frederick L. Smith
Brunswick
Vocational- Technical Center
Singapore High School
Frederick County School Board weighs race balance plans
Frederick County faces a federal order to fix racial balance in three unbalanced schools. The board weighs busing, boundary realignment, or inaction while HEW monitors progress and demands a plan by January 1, 1976. Local officials, NAACP members, and state delegates attended the briefing.
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Board of Education
Frederick County
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
Rains Close Roads Ahead of Frederick Fall Festival Parade
Wet weather forces road closures on Keysville Daysville and Sam's Creek as Frederick's Jaycees vow to hold the Fall Festival Parade Sunday at 2 30 p m. Rain chances linger 40 percent today and 30 percent tonight and Sunday with temperatures in the 60s and 70s. Barricades go up at 12 30 p m and police list traffic detours along Market Street route.
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Israel’s Creek
Sam's Creek
Frederick Jaycees
Frederick
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Jaycee parade
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Mathias charges CIA info withheld on JFK death
Sen. Charles Mathias says Warren Commission lacked key facts in JFK murder probe and that the Senate committee will probe why only Oswald was named the assassin. He hints at rumored political assassination plots and potential Justice Department indictments of alleged intelligence misconduct.
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Warren Commission
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Charles Mathias
J. Harvey Oswald
New England
National Association of Broadcasters
Mathias
Justice Department
New York City Seeks Federal Help as Crisis Persists
New York City won a temporary reprieve when the teachers union agreed to use pension funds to refinance 453 million in debt due at 3 p.m. but faces 2.16 billion in cash shortages in December and January. Senate hearings in Washington will weigh federal aid as City leaders urge action. Mayor Beame and Mayor Landrieu testify amid ongoing fiscal crisis and market turmoil.
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NEW YORK
New York City
teachers’ union
Senate Banking Committee
Washington
New Orleans
New York City Faces Budget Cuts to Avert Default
Carey warns New York exhausted resources to avert default through November and seeks federal guarantees. Ford remains opposed while White House says he will not act. City aims for $200 million cuts this year to close an $800 million deficit, with 8,000 more layoffs possible. Congress is seen as pivotal for aid.
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U.S
Carey
Ford
New York
Washington
White House
Ronald Nessen
New York City
Cox
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Beame
Kissinger Sees China Ties Based on Shared Interests
At a brief Anchorage refueling stop Kissinger argued U S China relations rest on mutual interests not personal leaders. He noted Mao and Chou may be ill but fundamental policies should persist and expects Teng Hsia Ping to influence day to day affairs. He plans to assess Ford's Peking visit after his own trip.
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Alaska
Henry A. Kissinger
Peking
U.S
People’s Republic of China
Kissinger
Anchorage
Mao Tse-Tung
Chou En-Lai
Ford
Convicted official nets $13,000 annual pension
Former Anne Arundel County executive Joseph W. Alton Jr. receives about 12 888 dollars yearly from a county pension after contributing 800 dollars in five months before leaving office. He had 16 128 dollars in another fund and joined the county plan in late 1970s. He argues the fund existed to retain top county staff and denies special targeting.
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ANNAPOLIS
Joseph W. Alton Jr
Anne Arundel
Alton
Allenwood
World Series Game Six Postponed by Rain
The sixth game between the Boston Red Sox and Cincinnati Reds was postponed until Sunday due to a saturated Fenway Park field. Baseball officials led by John Johnson and umpires Nick Colosi and Larry Barnett inspected the grounds and decided the weather would not allow a playable game today.
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Bowie Kuhn
John Johnson
baseball rules committee
Nick Colosi
Larry Barnett
Peron Returns to Power Dominates A3
Former leader Peron reemerges in political influence as officials report new strength on the scene. A3 coverage notes the shifting power dynamics and anticipated policy direction.
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Weather outlook with clouds and showers this weekend
Variable cloudiness today with a chance of showers or thundershowers. Highs in the low to mid 70s. Tonight becomes partly cloudy and cooler with overnight lows mid to upper 40s. Sunday highs in the low 60s with a chance of a shower. Also an English proverb about anger and wisdom appears at the end.
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