Mid county planners ok for two middle schools
Secretary of State Planning Vladimir Wahbe told New Market and Mount Airy leaders there is room for two new middle schools. He supported 900-student New Market and 600-pupil Mount Airy projects, urged cross-county service focus, and noted cross-boundary pupil attendance in nearby counties.
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Ford vows to resist troop cuts abroad
President Ford pledges to oppose reductions in U S troop strength overseas while praising defense budget increases. He warned against phased withdrawals and argued preparedness maintains peace. He cited Carter proposals and criticisms of Pentagon waste.
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Congress Reluctant to Accept Automatic Pay Increase
The House weighs denying the Oct 1 pay raise tied to the cost of living. Democrats push to bar the raise through Sept 30, 1977 while backing Commission on Administration Review reforms. Republicans accuse the House of being a self serving club if amendments are blocked.
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Byron Sarbanes rally in Brunswick stresses Democratic unity
Congressman Goodloe Byron and Senate candidate Paul Sarbanes attended a Brunswick Democratic Fund Raiser sponsored by the Brunswick Democratic Central Committee. Byron seeks a fourth term against Arthur Bond and said unity is needed to win the November election.
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Downtown New Lighting Plan Approved for Citywide Upgrade
The Public Works Department designs a sodium vapor lighting system to replace fluorescent lamps downtown. General Superintendent Robert L. Strine says details will unfold in weeks and notes the new lights double illumination per same kilowatt. Thirty five units already line South Market Street with federal and state grants anticipated.
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Reconstruction Plan for Patrick Street Project Phases
Strine outlines a multi phase reconstruction to run from East Street to Carroll Street and Patrick Street from East to Carroll Streets. The first phase will begin in spring and focus on Patrick Street area to address funding availability. Further details continue on page A 5.
Hood College awards honorary doctorate to Mr Sam Rosenstock
Hood College conferred an honorary Doctor of Humanities on Samuel H. Rosenstock a prominent Frederick philanthropist and retired businessman The ceremony followed remarks by Dr Martha E Church president highlighting his long support and Hood s future role as a community learning center
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TEAR GAS ROUTS LOUISVILLE Busing Opponents
A tense confrontation escalated as tear gas drove back Louisville protesters opposing busing plans. Reports indicate clashes between demonstrators and police, with injuries and arrests possible as officials seek calm and policy clarity.
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Weather turns cloudy with scattered showers possible
Increasing cloudiness today with a high in the low 80s and a chance of showers tonight and Thursday. Low tonight in the 60s. High Thursday in the upper 70s or 80s as clouds persist.
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