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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1978
Page
4
A cooling pattern dominates most regions with cooler highs and light breezes. Forecasters expect daytime temperatures mainly in the 60s and 70s in many areas, with overnight lows dipping into the 50s as a high-pressure system settles in.
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President Carter faces labor and business reactions as he outlines measures to curb inflation. Ford spokesman Secrest comments on spending limits while the White House signals inflation may remain beyond eight percent. A dissenting view from labor leaders contrasts with some business leaders' caution as the plan unfolds.
Frederick City Police logged seven arrests since Tuesday evening, mainly traffic related. Two women jailed after a Wednesday morning incident on North Market and Seventh streets. Charges include disorderly conduct for Rosemary Abercht and assault and battery for Debra Blumenauver. Speeding charges for Wanda Johnson John Thomas Ross and Scott Hayman. Red light violation charged for Charles Harley and James Whitttington.
Frederick County school leaders push for $13.4 million in capital improvements, urging state funding to avoid delays. IAC and local officials weigh priorities for Western Maryland schools including a new Western Middle, Rock Creek Center expansion, and Frederick High phase three, with a county commissioners meeting set to review the CIP list.
A Sixth Judicial Circuit Court jury in Frederick awarded $2,909 to Howard T. Dinterman Jr. and wife for sewer overflow damage at their Crestview Estates home after a Dec 6 1978 incident. Crestview Services Inc. was named in the suit seeking $25,000. the case hinged on alleged negligence and proximate cause.
The County appeals board approved Dr. Joseph T. Borman a Ballenger area veterinarian to build and operate a veterinary hospital on 37 acres off Cap Stine Road near Derr Road in an agricultural zone. Conditions include widening the driveway to 18 feet and limiting new parts sales and additional business per staff recommendations, with all other regulations to be met.
In a Frederick County chamber forum at Bettys Restaurant, Democrat Dr James E McClellan and Republican Donald T Taylor argued taxes and inflation burden earnings and growth. Delegates pressed state land use policy while candidates emphasized local control and consumer producer balance amid broader concerns of integrity in government.
Pat Hall executive director of the county Human Relations Council says a complaint by the NAACP or another group about hiring discrimination without an affirmative action plan could endanger federal funds. She notes Civil Rights Act compliance is required and plans could be adopted soon but action before January is unlikely.
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