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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1978

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Carter proposes anti inflation plan with wage guidelines

President Carter outlines a broad wage and price plan aiming to lower inflation from 8 percent this year to between 5.75 and 6.5 percent by next year. Alfred E. Kebe was named as a potential head for the program. A real wage insurance rebate could be offered in 1979 if inflation tops 7 percent, with exemptions for workers earning under $4 per hour and those with higher wage hikes ineligible for rebates. Reactions were divided, some saying voluntary controls fail, others calling it temporary politics.

Alfred E. Kebe Civil Aeronautics Board Carter White House Congress Internal Revenue Service

Backers clash over CIP cuts at Frederick High projects

Frederick High supporters and district leaders clash on construction priorities as phase one nears completion and phase two bids loom. Teachers PTA members and alumni pressed for swift renovations while the Board of Education kept seven projects in place, citing overall county needs and roofed facilities.

Frederick High School Board of Education William G. Linehan Gordon M. Anderson Tusadsyaight Ee Anderson Agawe Scheool Frederick High Vallsion Weptadl Tiedr Permsenehnos PTA Mary Condon Hodgson Robert Zimmerli Seles Price FES Rock Creek Center West Frederick Junior High School Gilbert A. Newby

Western Maryland voters name taxes and growth as top issues

Delegate candidates say taxes and economic growth are the main challenges for Western Maryland in the coming years. In Maryland, the Numbers Game daily lottery draws 157. Sterling Bollinger Jr. is a Democratic incumbent for the district, with Lloyd Hoover appearing for the opponent.

Baltimore Maryland Forts Mare County Sterling Bollinger Jr del Nares Lloyd Hoover Smith Basil B

Stocks decline in New York as Dow drops in early trade

The stock market lost ground in New York with the Dow Jones average of 38 industrials falling 3.63 points to 029.92 in the first hour of trading.

New York

Inside The News ARSONIST Fires In Los Angeles

An arsonist deliberately set fires in Los Angeles triggering fear among residents and authorities. Authorities warn of potential further incidents as investigations continue.

NAACP pushes county hiring plan adoption

Frederick County NAACP leaders announce a formal complaint to federal authorities if county commissioners fail to adopt a federally mandated affirmative action plan for hiring and promotion on the public payroll. The plan would raise women and minority representation, including a 46 percent female share, 25 percent more women department heads, and specified targets for Black employees and handicapped hires.

Frederick County Naacp Lord D. Nickens NAACP Board of County Commissioners Frederick County Nickens Dciisioners

Foundation elects Weil and Sanner to Taney Home board

Francis Scott Key Memorial Foundation held its annual meeting at Friendship House Frederick reviewing Taney Home activities. Irving A Weil and Mrs Charles V Sanner were elected as new trustees for the coming year. The group preserves historical data on Frederick County and Key.

Roger Brooke Taney Frederick Francis Scott Key Frederick County Foundation Maryland J. Millard Best Key

Local District 3-B race watched as frontrunners emerge

In Lakeles Sk district 3-B few predict the outcome with four clear contenders. Frederick McClellan, a Frederick veterinarian, and four Democratic hopefuls vie for the seat, while incumbent Jelieu P. Delphey seeks a third term for Ammapolis. The race has been quiet with similar stances on taxation and government growth.

Lakeles Sk the. Fi Perarat Lee Frederick James E. McCabe Dewees Ales Det. Jelieu. P . Delphey Sreking Ammapolis Sterting McChellan House of Delegates Rao McClellan

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