Clarke County Teachers Seek 15 Percent Pay Increase
A Clarke County delegation from the Clarke County Education Association presented a 15 percent salary proposal for 1975-76 to the Clarke County School Board. The plan cites a 12 percent cost of living rise plus 3 percent raises, plus requests for full family health insurance and $500 for department heads, with additional staffing and planning measures.
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Larry Ramsey
Berryville
Clarke County Public Schools
Clarke County School Board
Clarke County Education Association
Clarke
Uniserv
Clarke County Education Assn
College Placement Council
Clarke County
CCEA
Van Dyke suit narrows issues in Frederick County court
H Ray Van Dyke sues the Frederick County Board of Supervisors over a mobile home park near Stephens City. Four weeks are set for further briefs after a February ruling denying a conditional use permit for a 470 space park on T.G. Adams 136 acre tract. The hearing was in chambers with only lawyers and the judge present.
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Frederick County
H. Ray van Dyke
Frederick County Board of Supervisors
van Dyke
Mobile Home Park
Stephens City
T.G. Adams
Adams
No Request Made To Drop Study
Frederick County Environmental Council president Charles Boyd said no request has been made to cancel an environmental impact study for the county. The council opposed an interim sewage treatment plant project funded by the Farmers Home Administration and may discuss dropping the study at a general meeting next week.
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Frederick County
The
County Board of Supervisors
FHA
Boyd
Council
Plan to price phone use by message units sparks hearing
A Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co. executive outlined a timed message rate at a State Corporation Commission hearing, proposing five minute message units. The plan would bill an 11 minute call as three units at 21 cents, prompting criticism as discriminatory from Northern Virginia residents and groups. The SCC kept the case open to March 12 for another session in Richmond after hearings begun November 22 in Fairfax. Berry argued timing could cut call durations and reduce equipment costs while applying to all 44 000 subscribers in the state.
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Richmond
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co
State Corporation Commission
David E. Berry
Northern
Virginia
U. S. Department of Defense
Arlington
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