Frederick County Superintendent Carnochan to retire
Dr. Carnochan announces retirement after 12 years as Frederick County schools chief. He cites personal reasons and a desire for change while noting his 35 years in Maryland retirement system. Board plans wide search with a May 1, 1976 target for new leader. applications due by December.
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Carnochan Jr
Enng
Cement
Ochan
Frederick’ County
Frederick L Smith
Board of Education
Col. Smith
Smith
Carnochar
Carnochan
Maryland
Frederick County
Carnachan
Dr. Carnachan
Itkote Property Favored For Industrial Park Test
Frederick County commissioners in Winchester approved six month five thousand dollar option to test the Flintkote property 35 two miles south for an industrial park. Commissioners Sterling Bollinger Paul Crum and Lawrence Dorsey supported the plan while Edgar Wirts opposed citing lack of site competition and undue private government interaction.
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E. Ers
Edgar Wirts
Wirts
Granley - Walsh
Sterling Bollinger
Paul Crum
Lawrence Dorsey
Department of Economic and Community Development
Crum
Dorsey
Carroll
Washington
Frederick County
Woman in 40s Hospitalized After U S 40 Crash
A Frederick woman, identified as Capino of 408 East Street, was involved in a Tuesday afternoon collision on US 404 about 200 feet east of Drive. The Firebird struck the front, ripping the firewall and sending the engine and transmission 275 feet away. Excessive speed and failure to stay right were listed as contributing factors.
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Phy
Capino
Firebird
Mayor rails at housing agency and federal controls
Mayor Ronald N. Young criticized strict federal housing oversight and non cooperation from local agencies as bottlenecks to fixing substandard homes. He cited past failures with HUD housing units during the Sagner project and questioned where to relocate families condemned from dilapidated houses. The New York market meanwhile fell, stacking pressure on city money problems.
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Ronald N. Young
Charles Spicknall
Young
Sagner
Federal Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Spicknall
FSK Hotel Sold to Homewood for Retirement Center
The Francis Scott Key Hotel was bought at public auction by Homewood Retirement Centers of Williamsport for 360000. Plans call for upper floors to become residential and nursing care for retirees from Frederick and nearby areas, with lower floors possibly serving community meeting rooms and dining. Approvals from state health and fire authorities needed. center could house about 200 residents with renovation costs estimated at 1100000 and per bed cost around 7500. Homewood’s other facilities include Williamsport Carlisle and Hanover.
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Francis Scott Key
Homewood Retirement Centers
Courthouse Park
Emmett R. Bowlus
Amos L. Brown
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Williamsport
Homewood
Frederick
Maryland Comprehensive Health Planning Agency
State Fire Marshal’s Office
Maryland Department of Health and Mental Hygiene
E.W. Ditto Jr
Hagerstown
Homewood Board of Trustees
Carlisle
Martinsburg
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Richard McAllister
Hanover
Israel moves toward approval of new Egypt pact
In Jerusalem the Labor Party allied with the National Religious Party and Independent Liberals to back a fresh Israeli Egypt pact. Rabin urged acceptance as Dayan led a small opposition stir, with Meir supporting the accord but urging modesty about its gains. Kissinger wrapped a Middle East tour warning Sinai progress, while Jordan Syria and Saudi Arabia voiced varied reactions as Israeli air raids hit a Hezbollah base in southern Lebanon.
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Moshe Dayan
Rabin
Egypt
Golda Meir
Henry A. Kissinger
Middle East
Saudi Arabia
Jordan
Syria
Amman
Hussein
Sinai
Zaid Rifai
United States
Khaled
Fahd
Faisal
Israel
Jerusalem
Kissinger
Lebanon
Brenton NJ Faces Water Crisis As Chicago Teachers Strike
Nationwide concerns echo in Brenton New Jersey as city officials grapple with water climate. Chicago teachers strike headlines overshadow local debates on pay hikes. Israel eyes a large U.S. aid program while weather remains sunny with highs near 80. Clear nights and pleasant Thursday forecast.
Bollinger defies county building code over home windows near Thurmont
County building inspector cites Bollinger as agent for his son in securing permits while campaigning to amend BOCA window rules. Commissioners debate enforcing code as Ramsburg and attorney consider action. Bollinger refuses to comply, warning of trespass if rechecked. notices dated Aug 21 and 28 mark the violations.
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Sterling E. Bollinger Sr
Thurmont
Bollinger
Board of County Commissioners
Boca
Boca Code
Herbert E. Ramsburg Sr
Ramsburg
Herb Cramsburg
Larry
Speelman
Bolinger
Department of Permits and Inspections
Roland Adams
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Jordan River
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