Plans Move Ahead for New Shop Center
Frederick planning officials confirm rezoning of 13 acres to B-1 to support a 44 acre shopping center west of Prederick near Waverly School. Shannon and Luchs & Shapeo Inc plan local retailer focus with three major department stores and a central walkway flanked by smaller shops.
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Iene Uapsia
Mrederich Towne
Mrederich
Shaunu
Kuehb
Wantion
Virginia
Maryland
Shapeo Inc
New York
Net Air
US 40
Waverly
Prederi¢h
Jobin C. Warfield
Prederick
Board of Aldermen
Warfield
David S. Weinberg
Shannon and Luchs
Frederick
Gelenbinge Company
Val
Planning Commission
Montgomery
Rockville
O Major Department
Garage damaged by auto crash near Thurmont
More than 600 dollars damage was done to Allen Long’s garage in Thurmont when a vehicle left US 15, crossed the driveway, and struck the garage, sidewalk, and a Dogwood tree. State police continue the investigation as details were unavailable.
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Allen Long
Thurmont
Long
Maryland
William P. Ganley
Fayettsville
Rederick
Ganley
Fredeerick Memorial Hospital
Focal
Trnder
US. 15
MD. 26
Fredericks
Fire calls reported in a six hour period
Fire dispatches from New Market Dibertytown and AOHNSVILEE area show multiple field and outdoor fires. Responders from Mussetter Load Manor Upper Montgomery County and nearby stations rushed to several incidents including field fires and outdoor blazes near Park Road and Robe Road with repeated alarm activations and multiple units involved.
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Pam
Musseter
New Market
Pan
ROBE
Park Min Boad
Cars Ref Manor
Fpper Montembery Gaunty
Pann Robbe
IEMA
Penn
Mike Fawnres
Sewer Use Cost Hike Predicted for Walkersville
Town residents heard Tuesday that sewer charges may rise about 30 dollars yearly beyond earlier estimates. Francis J. Cook of the Frederick County Metropolitan Commission attributed the shortfall to the loss of the Baptist College, which would have funded much of the system. The planned Walkersville Collector System, part of the Monocacy Tuscarora Interceptor, faces a total bond issue of 8.6 million with possible FHA grants reducing costs to about 85 dollars annually if obtained. Some homes cannot be served due to topography, and seven houses are excluded to keep project costs manageable. Candidates for three town commissioner seats were also announced for the May election.
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Walkersville
Francis J. Cook
Frederick County
Raymond Strine
Luther Harvie
al Nickle
Richard Carter
Strine
Horiie
Nickle
Carpenter
Cook
Farmers Home Administration
FHA
Bond bids open for $6 million Frederick County issue
Frederick County Commissioners and Metropolitan Commission officials in Baltimore opened bids at 11 a.m. for a $6 million bond sale linked to water lines for the Eastalo Aluminum Co. plant and the Monocacy Tuscarora interceptor sewer project. Officials cited a small chance of rating impact if more bonds are issued this year.
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Drederick
County Metropolitan Commission
Baltimore
First National Bank of Maryland
Eustalco Aluminum Co
Monocacy-Tuscarora
Frederick
Charles E. Collins
New York
Thomas Fon
Frederick County
Eastaleo Aluminum Co
Stock Market Dips Further in Early New York Trading
The New York market extended its decline as trading near the opening session showed active activity and a continued downward trend across major indices. Investors watched cautious moves amid mixed earnings and economic signals.
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New York
Nixon Talks With Soviet Delegation Amid Eisenhower Funeral Coverage
President Nixon met with a Soviet funeral delegation and held private talks with Marshall Vasily Chuykov for five to ten minutes. He also met Neuyen Cao Ky of South Vietnam and Chung-Kwon, South Korea’s prime minister, as part of briefings on peace progress during Eisenhower’s funeral week.
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Washington
Hoth
Nixon
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Abilene
Kaw
Key Biscayne
Marshall Vasily Chuykov
Ziegler
Neuyen Cao Ky
South Vietnam
Paris
South Korea
Chung - Kwon
U S Troops Turn Back North Viets In Fierce Clash
U S infantrymen fought off a North Vietnamese assault 25 miles northeast of Salon amid rocket and mortar fire while helicopter gunships and fighter bombers pounded the enemy. Military spokesmen reported 49 North Vietnamese dead and no American casualties. 1st Lt Toy Smith of Yost ton TX led the 25th Division unit in a two hour defense as attackers emerged from a bamboo thicket.
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Saigon
U.S
Toy Smith
Yousston
Tex
25Th Division
Salon
Mayor Says State Responsible For Repairs To Market Street
Frederick mayor John A. Derr and Maryland State Roads Commission district engineer Thomas G. Mohler agree the state controls and repairs Market Street since the 1950s. Derr says restoration to current condition could cost over 1,000,000 and the city would require an agreement with the state to take over maintenance.
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Market Street
Frederick
John A. Derr
State Roads
Maryland State Roads Commission
Thomas G. Mohler
Derr
Te State
Pope Warns Priests Rebel Against Church Threatening Existence
Vatican dispatch reports Pope Paul VI denouncing a restless rebellion among priests and lay leaders that he says challenges the church canon, tradition, and authority. He urged unity, criticizes dismissive clergymen, and urges Catholics to support reform from within. The pope spoke to about 8,000 at St Peter’s, calling for fidelity amid calls for renewal.
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Vatican City
Cat
Paul VE
Ike Buried In Abilene
The final rites for Dwight D. Eisenhower were held in Abilene with a state funeral route from Washington to his boyhood town. Thousands gathered as a military honor guard watched over the casket before a chapel service and burial in the Eisenhower Center vault.
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Law
de Luddy
David Laiene
Uvattrad
United States
Isentraver
Hus
Genereal
West Point
Eisenhower Center
Washington
Fisenhower
Dipnitarius
Imehidinstik Vie
Sixon
Mas
Vie
Fihower Library
Othe
Abilene
Eisenhower
Cone
Texas
Great Plains
Washington, D.C
Rescue Teams Strive To Reach Trapped Mexican Miners
Barroterras Mexico rescue teams battle 100 degree heat and toxic gas to reach some 128 to 132 miners still trapped 450 feet underground after a Barroteran mine explosion officials say 151 to 155 men were buried and 23 bodies recovered. Experts from the U S Bureau of Mines head to advise on faster removal of the dead.
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Barroteras
Mexico
Bureau of Mines
Washington
Juan Weitz
Altos Hornos de Mexico S
Eltz
Gomez Sada
Mineing
Barroteran
Erin
Fortunato Salinas
Wawa
Tale MM
Santa Roya Mountain
Sierra Madre Cane
Local showers and warm temps forecast with breezy winds
The forecast calls for showers later today and tonight with highs near 70 degrees and gusts up to 20 mph. Overnight temps dip to the upper teens, followed by partly cloudy skies and cooler air Thursday with highs around the mid 50s.
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Mercury Donight
Army Inducts 11 Area Men for Induction
The Selective Service System tapped eleven men for induction into the Armed Forces and sent the group to Harrison for physical examinations. Names listed include Harris, Lindsay Wyatt, Uriibe, Pathiayer, Mark Siftedmound, James Saeabumn, and others as part of the May induction batch.
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Haldimare
Vasentaystoup
Bort “Tolahitad
Balthure
Wenpeimi A. Harris
Rebe
Beedertiehs
Lindsay S. Wyatt
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Vatican Teumesseat Council
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