Dr Camp pleads guilty to income tax evasion
Frederick oral surgeon Dr Gene Camp pleaded guilty in U S District Court to evading more than 94 dollars in 1975 federal income tax. The plea, part of a bargain, drops three other charges seeking about 150000 dollars in taxes from 1972 to 1974. Sentencing could be up to five years in jail and a 10000 dollar fine, though 60 days in jail plus 45 days work release are likely per agreement.
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Baltimore
Gene Camp
Frederick
U.S. District Court
Camp
James R. Miller Jr
Miller
Towson
Michael K. Spodak
Spodak
Faculty ambassadorship and athletic director appointment at FCC
Board members weigh faculty outreach to raise enrollment and formalize David Clark as FCC athletic director with no pay change. A racial discrimination settlement proposal from Brenda Wilson was rejected. A member jokingly hopes the move helps FCC reach the Big 10 in basketball.
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Holton
Seymour
Stern
Kussmaul
FCC
Brenda Wilson
David Clark
Clark
Panel weighs extra aiding of energy bills this winter
Panel subcommittee considers an additional 1.1 million to help poor people pay energy bills this winter. It marks O Neill's first appearance before a committee since becoming House top Democrat three years ago. Senate votes 1.2 billion for winter aid and 30 billion through 1990 for consumer energy costs. About 20 billion would be issued as welfare and food stamp checks. Income tax credits of up to 200 would go to households earning 20 000 or less, with smaller credits for incomes between 20 000 and 22 000. Median national income is 16 000.
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Potomac River
Potomac
C&o Canal
Cumberland
Spring Gap
Park Service
Clear Spring
Harpers Ferry
Malcom Brown
Whites Ferry
Great Falls
O'Neill
House
Senate
Senate Finance Committee
Chicago plan on busing 114000 pupils for desegregation
Hannon said a HEW feasibility study would require busing about 114000 students. He noted that 55 percent of the schools studied would fail HEW standards for desegregation. HEW rejected the city’s voluntary Access to Excellence II. Carter and Mrs Harris urged settling the issue in court.
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Hannon
HEW
Carter
Chicago
Harris
Washington
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Myersville Ambulance
Trina Baker Heft
Birch Hots
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C. Kurt Hobert
Mary Crusmit
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Millie's
Crammitt
Brown's Liquors
Sam Yut
Dr. Camp
Potomac River Watch
Great Southern Printing
Mtg, Co. PO
East
Patrick Street
the Vews
Frederick, Md
Boe
Icovey’s Wine & Spirits & Deli
Rosemont IL Ave
Lil el Formato Porm
Eleia Alsey
Aaron Als
Macaran Cole
Tate
Chrysler-Plymouth
Frederick, Inc
N. Market St. Frederick
Donald L. Phillips V. Pres. and
Treas Tate
N. Market St
Cabin John
SG Sat
SUN
Ski Patrol
Hanson
Nordicab
Werery
Tha Barnes
Uae
Visi Cote
Pete
Oyrante
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