Carter gains five points in latest AP poll
AP poll shows President Carter with a five point rise in approval to 24 percent good or excellent, 50 percent fair, 24 percent poor. The increase follows high interest rates and Cuban Soviet brigade headlines, though ratings remain historically low.
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New York
Cuba
Associated Press
NBC News
Mideast
Camp David
APNBC
Federal Reserve Board
Edward M Kennedy
Florida
Tremely
Kennedy
Austerity backs new Green Valley schools plan
Austerity voted to plan vigorously for new middle and high schools in Green Valley with sites in the Bush Creek drainage basin. Planning Director James R. Shaw and member Franklin D. Gladhill urged limits on costs, including leasing options for Frederick Community College’s aviation program and possible outlying clinics, while noting transportation and accessibility concerns for handicapped access.
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Green Valley
Plapnning
James R. Shaw
Bush Creek
Franklin D. Gladhill
Frederick City
Frederick Community College
Colege
Gladhill
Frederick County Troopers Short. Budget Pressures Build
Frederick County troopers run four men short of the 54 post quota. First Lt. Grover N Sensabaugh notes shortages barely affect crime rates but may hinder accident prevention efforts. Budget chiefs warn of year long shortfalls without state funding, risking cuts to medical evacuation, narcotics and other crime units. Gasoline costs and admin deficits add to a $345,000 fuel shortfall and about $300,000 in admin cost gaps.
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Frederick County
Grover N. Sensabaugh
Frederick Barracks
Sensabaugh
Smith
Fall festival leaders named in county event plans
Maryland Jaycee President Ric Adams, Congresswoman Beverly Byroe, House members Julien Delphey and Charles E Also, County Commissioners Mary Williams, Galen Claggett, Richard L. Grossnickle, Adrian M. Remsberg and Charles Smith, Mayor Ronald N. Young, Aldermen Claude DeLauter James Grimes Calvin Bartgis and treasurer Betty Rice. Division kings and queens listed include 4H Queen Pat Kahler and Farm Queen Teresa Bowers, among others.
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Ric Adams
Maryland Jaycee
Fras Shives
Beverly B. Byroe
House of Delegates
Julien Delphey
Charles E. Smith
Mary Williams
Galen Claggett
Richard L. Grossnickle
Adrian M. Remsberg
Charles Smith
Ronald N. Young
Claude DeLauter
James Grimes
Calvin Bartgis
Betty Rice
Pat Kahler
Teresa Bowers
Thomas Ripley
Stacey Brown
Debbie Smith
Frederick County
Liss Koogle
Senate rushes aid to help poor pay heating bills
The Senate approved a $1.2 billion emergency fuel assistance provision to aid low income households this winter. The measure, added to an Interior Department appropriation bill, aims to disburse funds quickly to prevent freezing, with Sen. Jacob Javits of New York urging rapid action.
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Washington
Congress
Jacob Javits
R-N.y
Interior Department
Police nab daylight mugger suspect in Frederick
Frederick Police say they have a suspect in a daytime mugging on Thursday afternoon in the 300 block of North Market Street. Maj. Richard J. Ashton reports Al Mock was knocked to the pavement about 1 p.m. He was taken by ambulance to Frederick Memorial Hospital and released after treatment. Citizens defended the victim, one hitting the suspect in the knee with a nightstick and another taking a photograph as witnesses were interviewed.
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New Market
Myersville
Bryan J. Moore
David Gray
Douglas Halford
Disabled Citizens
Frederick County
Frederick
North Markettreet
Richard J. Ashton
al Mock
United Ambulance
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Mack
Carroll jury upholds workman's camp ruling in 1978 case
A Carroll Circuit Court jury unanimously affirmed the Maryland Workman's Compensation Commission ruling that John W. Jewell Jr. was wholly dependent on his late father’s income for compensation. The suit by widow Helen Jewell sought benefits beyond the son’s, with testimony on shared family support and its impact on dependency status.
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Fifth Judicial Circuit
Maryland Workman's Compensation Commission
Roads Department
John W. Jewell
Silver Run
Jewell
Carroll County
Littlestown Pike
Helen E. Jewell
A. Paul Kay
Baltimore
Halter Road
Longview
Manchester
Economist Debate After Third Quarter Economic Signals
The report shows in nation growth slowed from 8.4 percent in Q3 while real income fell 0.3 percent to 990.3 billion and pre inflation GDP rose to 2.39 trillion at an 11 percent annual pace. Experts split on recession, with Miller calling signals false and Hoadley warning a real decline may still come.
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Treasury
G. William Miller
Walter E. Hoadley
Bank of America
Hoadley
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