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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1974

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Year Round School Feasibility Study Costs Detailed

Frederick County eyes year round education with Phase 2 costs estimated at $58 788 including outside consultant options and internal staffing. Felton urges public input and clear questions on whether the plan saves money or improves education while outlining outreach and analysis steps.

Frederick County Board of Education T. Meade Felton Felton John J. Camochan Jr William B Barnes Mary C. Hodgson A. Do Gateway Monroeville Pittsburgh Engelhardt and Engelhardt, Inc Westchester County N.Y

Middletown Elects Officials In Local Voting

Middletown voters choose from six candidates for three commission seats at town hall from 1 to 7 p.m. Incumbent Ray C. Gladhill seeks reelection alongside Fred Rudy Davis Shaler Charles Batts Ronald Moss and Obla Nikirk Jr. Two incumbents Haupt and Rudy decline to run. Nearby Myersville residents may register 7-9 p.m. today with another session 3-5 p.m. on April 13.

Middletown Ray C. Gladhill Gladhill Funeral Home Fred Rudy Davis Shaler Town Water Pla Frederick County Board of Education Charles Batts Gladhll Furniture Ronald Moss Farmers and Mechanics National Bank Obla Nikirk Jr C&p Telephone Co Henry L. Haupt Cyrus J. Rudy Haupt Rudy Myersville

Train Hits Car At Knoxville

Car stalled on the Knoxville crossing was struck by an eastbound B&O train near 11 p.m. There were no injuries. Fleming’s six year old Chevrolet Camaro was dragged 90 to 35 feet after impact. Rescue and police units responded. train moving about 50 cars. Crossings in a reduced speed area near the upper yard.

Knoxville Robert Fleming B&o Brunswick Ambulance Co Brunswick Fire Co Brunswick City Police Maryland State Police Wayne Hill Ambulance Company Fleming Capt. Hill Cai Mill Hill

Russians Ship Oil To U S Amid Arab Boycott

U S Customs records show four tankers loaded with Russian petroleum products reaching New York and New Jersey since January. All shipments originated in Tuapse on the Black Sea and totaled over 15.5 million gallons, powering about 23,250 cars for a year.

New York Soviet Union United States U.S New Jersey Black Sea Tuapse Washington Federal Energy Office State Department

Gasoline prices stay high despite shortages easing nationwide

An Associated Press survey finds prices vary daily and by station with regular gas typically between 70 and 80 cents a gallon in many areas. Some stations offer under 50 cents, while prices spike near Alaska’s Juneau at 67.4 cents. Major metro areas like New York Philadelphia and Chicago see higher costs, while Los Angeles Boston and Atlanta remain comparatively cheaper.

Associated Press Exxon Mobil New York Philadelphia Chicago Los Angeles Boston Atlanta Kansas City Little Rock Ark Juneau Alaska

April Fool's Weather Watch Forecast Notes Rain

A weather brief notes a mostly cloudy start with scattered rain and a near 60 degree high. It cites a 40 percent chance of a thunder shower Tuesday and weekend rainfall totaling 2.67 inches with Sunday highs around 49.

Chapin Jury Selection Begins In Watergate Case

Chapin faces a grand jury perjury indictment related to the Watergate affair as jury selection starts in U S District Court. Judge Gerhard Gesell warns a one week trial, with 12 jurors and four alternates sequestered. Key witnesses include John Dean and Donald Segretti as Ford denounces the Nixon reelection committee.

Washington Ab Duh Lo Chapin Donald H Segretti Gerhard H Gesell Chapin Susan Spencer Chapin Watergate Leon Jaworski White House John W. Dean III Dean New York Cabinet John N. Mitchell Maurice H. Stans Segretti Gerald R. Ford Cobain UN Ford GOP George Bush Ami Charles H. Percy Illinois America

Senate Debating Campaign Reform

The Senate enters a second week of debate on a campaign reform bill with no end in sight. Senator Lowell P. Weicker Jr. proposes a substitute emphasizing a shortened, single primary and strict funding limits, including a $50 cash limit per donor and $10,000 cap on personal spending.

Washington Senate Sen Lowell P. Weicker, Jr R-Conn Watergate House Consumer Protection Agency Congress U.S South Vietnam William P. Clements Weicker

Project 103 Teaches Youths To Navigate Today’s World

Dougie a 14 year old in Frederick County joins Project 103 a five member survival group helping youths learn to make it in today’s world The program part of Project 163 started with a 90000 state grant from the Maryland Drug Abuse Authority and now serves about 60 regular clients plus 300 more monthly at 2B Catoctin Avenue Counselor John Gardner says the aim is to encourage talk about problems including drugs home life and school with many youths seeing drug use as a symptom of deeper issues Continued on Page A-6.

Frederick Felten Felton Dougie Project 163 Frederick County Maryland Dave Project 103 Catoctin Avenue 103 John Gardner

Julian Bond to Speak at Hood College Thursday

Georgia legislator Julian Bond will make a public appearance at Hood College on Thursday April 4 at 8 p.m. in Rosenstock Hall auditorium. Bond faced early opposition to his seat in 1966 due to Vietnam War remarks but was ultimately seated after the Supreme Court ruled the Georgia House erred. Bond is a founder of SNCC and a noted advocate for community politics in Georgia.

Georgia Julian Bond Hood College Rosenstock Hall Bond House of Representatives House U. S. Supreme Court Georgia House Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee SNCC

Stock Market Steadies After Sharp Slide

In New York the stock market steadied with the Dow Jones Industrial Average up 79 points at 17,47 near 10:30 a.m. after last week’s sharp decline as declines slightly outweighed advances on the New York Stock Exchange.

New York New York Stock Exchange

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