Frederick to Crack Down On Late Real Estate Taxes
Frederick County votes to sell about 1,000 Shawneeland parcels for back taxes totaling nearly $200,000 dating to 1971. Lots may be redeemed by paying delinquent taxes before sale. action targets three year delinquency, with efforts to locate owners complicating the process. a 30 minute session preceded the vote and a petition to reduce the tax sale period to two years was approved.
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Shawneeland
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Frederick
Frederick County
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Rt. 600
Back Creek
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Joseph Massie
Lawrence Ambrogi
Massie
Marjee, Inc
Ambrogi
Aws
Virginia General Assembly
Frederick Board of Supervisors
Local Football Focus Highlights Handley James Wood Roles
In the Star Sports section Handley and James Wood players receive focus with Clarke and Warren Friday game previews. The Clarke Compass covers a gymnastics club without a home on Page 8 and a failed Woodstock bank robbery details on Page 17. The Winchester-Frederick United Fund drive opened at a luncheon yesterday.
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Woodstock
Area News
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Aly
Winchester-Frederick County
Filibuster Leaders Accept Compromise on Gas Price Rules
Senators end five day opposition to deregulation stalemate with a compromise proposed by Byrd and Jackson. Metzenbaum Abourezk caution vote may shift and promise to filibuster if needed while Carter White House signals support for action. John Tower calls the move a concession but not a true compromise.
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Washington Star
Washington
Senate
Howard Metzenbaum
Ohio
Walter F. Mondale
Byrd
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Carter
Energy Committee
Jackson
John Tower
D-Tex
Metzenbaum
Abourezk
Tower
Mondale
White House
Japan Agrees to Hijackers' Terms at Dacca Airport
The Japanese government agreed to pay 6 million dollars and release nine prisoners to secure the release of 146 hostages aboard a hijacked JAL DC8 at Dacca airport. Officials pushed for time extensions as the hijackers threatened to execute captives, while Tokyo believed nine prisoners could be sent to join the hijackers but not reach Dacca in time.
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California
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Krueger
Karabian
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Montebello
Calif
Gabriel
Tokyo
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Washington
Soviet Armenia
Carter
Danielson
White House
Takeo Fukuda
Bangladesh Govern
Foreign Ministry
Japan
Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine
Israel
Bert Lance Fallout Stirs Scrutiny of Local Banks
The Bert Lance investigation and recent bank failures have boosted federal examiners' scrutiny of local banks. At Commercial & Savings Bank, FDIC reviewers examined accounts of directors and staff, focusing on overdrafts. Banks report stricter rules on preferential rates and more structured, preannounced examinations.
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Comptroller
Edwards
FDIC
State Corporation Commission of Virginia
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
Wilbur Feilner
Clifton Poole
National Banks
The
Star
Richmond
Board of Directors
Poole
Carter signs $11 billion farm bill to aid grain farmers
President Carter signs an $11 billion farm bill expanding grain market support and research while reforming food stamps. Officials expect little immediate impact on supermarket prices despite higher costs to taxpayers.
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Carter
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