Ambulance Outage Discussed By Local Volunteers
Volunteers delay ambulance service fearing out of town transfers to Hagerstown or Baltimore. Braghears and Young propose a local call code with Central Alarm to handle area calls. Rails for self-policing and avoiding abuse. Robert Strine to review maintenance at next meeting.
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Hagerstown
Baltimore
Young
Don Trimmer
Central Alarm
Brashears
Robert Strine
Public Works
Inflation concerns rise as debt, jobs, foreclosures loom
The piece notes worry over rising U.S. debt as unemployment falls and housewives take jobs. Norman Strunk warns families could face foreclosure if a second earner loses work, though past recessions saw few foreclosures. He cautions the trend cannot continue indefinitely. Federal Reserve Chairman G William Miller adds that a recession would strain borrowers repaying loans.
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Norman Strunk
League
Strunk
Federal Reserve
G. William Miller
Tax bill standard deduction change and gasoline tax note
The proposal would raise the per person exemption to 1000 and shift taxpayers toward the standard deduction. About three quarters of itemizers used the standard deduction, with repealing the deduction costing about 3 dollars more in federal tax annually. The IRS struggles to verify mileage and fuel efficiency for the gasoline tax deduction.
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IRS
Baltimore to Owings Mills NORTHERN expressway funded by federal shift
Transportation Secretary Brock Adams announced a swap of interstate mileage to use federal funds for the Northwest expressway from the Baltimore beltway to Owings Mills. The project will cost 77.8 million with 70.8 million funded federally. Construction could start sooner than expected pending design approval. a six lane roadway from Reisterstown to Owings Mills is pledged to ease Reisterstown Road congestion.
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Baltimore
Brock Adams
Baltimore Beltway
Owings Mills
Washington
Maryland
Transportation Perart
Ah Bertak
State Roads Commission
Bertak
Transportation Services Selection Board
Reisterstown
Doris Victor
Reisterstown Road
Gaithersburg Man Charged With 17 Counts Of Bad Checks
Frederick City Police charge Gaithersburg man with 17 counts of passing bad checks. Peal John Sullivan arrested at city police headquarters and jailed pending a court hearing. Other activity includes Wayne Steven Murphy cited for traffic disobedience, Steve Craig Jensen for failing to obey a red light, and Neloce Edward Trent for speeding.
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Frederick
Gaithersburg
Peal
John Sullivan
Wayne Steven Murphy
Walkersville
Steves Craig Jensen
Rt. 3
Neloce Edward Trent
Rt. 4
Thurmont
Delaware teachers press on with peaceful picketing
Wilmington Delaware. AP reports striking County teachers ignore spokesman remarks and continue peaceful picketing as part of their campaign for a just and satisfactory contract.
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Wilmington, del
Tnen
Market investors suffer setback in inflation era
The stock market faltered after a rally as the Dow fell 37.42 to 85.67 and the American Stock Exchange index slid 1.020 to 160.59 amid rising rates and inflation worries. Analysts cited rate hikes, tax and energy bills, and currency concerns dimming optimism for a swift economic turnaround.
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New York
Wall
Federal Reserve
Congress
Growth clash shapes Monrovia county race dialogue
Monrovia residents hear candidates discuss growth management and financing services with a $2.0 tax rate versus higher levels. Incumbents note open government gains while opponents push for faster industrial development and a climate favorable to business.
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Monrovia
Jesse I. Burall
Jefferson
Charles C. Smith
Edgar C. Wirts Jr
Lawrence A. Dorsey
Galen Clagett
Clagett
Wirts
Remsberg
Williams
Hughes names towns liaison team Roth Young for campaign
Harry B. Hughes selects Jake D. Roth mayor of Takoma Park and Ron Young Frederick mayor as cochairmen to liaise with 150 municipalities. Roth, Takoma Park’s six year mayor, brings Maryland Municipal League ties. Young, Frederick’s two term mayor, adds legislative and convention experience. Both praise improved state-wide cooperation and municipal recognition in the Democratic gubernatorial bid.
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Marrnes
Harry B. Hughes
Jake D. Roth
Takoma Park
Roth
U.S. Takoma Park
Maryland Municipal League
Con
Reth
Maryland
Ron Young
Max Capaciues
Frederick
Price
Young
Harry Hughes
Lime smothering acid spill after Tennessee derailment
Civil Defense crews poured tons of lime into sulfuric acid leaks from two derailed L and N tank cars in Madisonville. Officials evacuated about 3,000 residents as a cloud measured roughly three quarters by a quarter by half mile formed above the site. No injuries reported. cleanup began, with evacuees likely to return soon.
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Saudi Arafem
Pedamentenon
Elias Sarkis
Syria
Saudi Arabia
Sudan
Ashrafidh
Qarantina Bridge
Christians Phalange Party
Ashrafieh
Rizk
Madisonville, Tenn
Civil Defense
East Tennessee
Louisville and Nashville
National Guard
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