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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1976

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Frederick Historic District expansion eyed by city panel

Frederick Historic District may broaden under review by the Historic District Commission. At City Hall, Chair George B. Callan Jr. set an April 15 executive session to decide the scope of the expansion plan, while Preservationists urged adding streets and three landmarks Hessian Barracks Schifferstadt Rose Hill Manor to the district.

Frederick Historic District Commission City Hall George B. Callan Jr Commission Bentz Street East Street South Street Clarke Place Hessian Barracks Schifferstadt Rose Hill Manor Preservation Sidney L. Bloom Callan

B and O Station Refurbish Plan Delights Preservationists

Preservation groups in Frederick unite for a single project to renovate the B and O Railroad Station on South Market Street during National Historic Preservation Week May 9 to 15. A charity reception with a Hood College speaker on May 11 boosts fundraising, reflecting growing support for exterior refurbishing and broader heritage projects including Schifferstadt.

Hood College Frederick B&o South Market Street

Nuclear inspections accord reached in Moscow talks

United States and Soviet Union reached a preliminary accord on on site inspections of peaceful nuclear explosions. U S Ambassador Walter Stoessel and Soviet Igor Morokhov led the talks begun in 1974 with multiple plenary sessions and expert backup. The agreement requires further discussion by governments before initialing signing and ratification.

Moscow United States Soviet Union U.S Walter J. Stoessel Jr Stoessel Igor M. Morokhov

Carroll Manor school probe promised by board

Parents and administrators at Carroll Manor Elementary clashed before the Board of Education who agreed to open a written report led investigation. Dr Bruce Blasch charged that central staff failed to manage personnel and programs, citing a January PTA resignation wave and unusually high Title I percentages for first to third graders. The group formed an educational committee to pursue the issue and sought central office explanations.

Carroll Manor Elementary School Board of Education Bruce Blasch Point of Rocks Montgomery County Carroll Manor Parent-Teachers Association Blasch Dr. Blasch Carroll Manor School PTA Central Office

Lewistown Thurmont school boundary change approved

The school board on Wednesday approved the staff recommendation to redraw the boundary between Lewistown Elementary and Thurmont Elementary and Middle schools. The transfer, affecting 27 children from 15 families, will take effect in September, shifting Catoctin feeder area residents to Thurmont schools.

Lewistown Thurmont Board of Education Aren Tn Catoctin High Catoctin Thomas Johnson Paul E. Fogle Welly Blare Road Black's Mill Road Baugher Road Springfield Farm Page AG

Historic Rector Osborne Ingle's Path to Greatness at All Saints

Judge Edward S. Delaplaine recalls Osborne Ingle rector of All Saints Frederick facing grief and lasting parish bonds. The 1888 fund aided an extended European trip for him and his daughter Mary, while Edward Helfenstein led services as a teen deacon later becoming Maryland’s eighth bishop. Addison Ingle, his son, pursued missions in China, married, and returned home for lectures and a patriotic Fourth of July service officiated by the father with DAR involvement.

Osborne Ingle All Saints Church Frederick Europe Three Mont Mary Edward T. Helfenstein Uwogical Sudent Maryland Mr. Ingle Maria Henry Randall Webb Addison University of Virginia Virginia Theological Seminary Ingle Wiliam Pret China South Carolina United States Daughters of the American Revolution Betty Harrison Maulsby Ritchie John Ritchie Thomas Johnson Episcopal Churchyard East All Saints Street

No compromise in subway funding stalemate in Maryland

Maryland budget and Baltimore subway funds sat in limbo as House and Senate leaders broke off negotiations. Senate urged acceptance of a compromise to avert a filibuster, but the House rejected two key bills and kept one creating a legislative oversight panel. Briscoe planned to fast track the oversight bill while subway foes signaled possible renewed filibustering, risking delay beyond Monday midnight adjournment.

Annapolis Maryland Baltimore House Senate John H. Briscoe Senate Presioe Baye Fe Pnd House Rules Committee Briscoe Hoyer Rules Committee Subway Ker Inadare Hurny

House approves welfare aid hike in Maryland

Annapolis AP. Maryland House of Delegates approves a welfare cost of living increase up to 5 percent for Aid for Dependent Children in Fiscal 1978, pending Gov Mandel's signature. The bill passed 87 to 14 after brief sessions while Senate action continues on related measures including emergency medical personnel civil liability and juvenile legal counsel.

Annapolis Marvin Mandel Maryland House of Delegates Senate House Baltimore Renvanras Jae Oe Paul Omean

Carter apologizes for ethnic remark sparks Democratic campaign clash

Democratic candidates hustled for Pennsylvania voters ahead of the May 27 primary as Carter apologized for remarks about ethnic neighborhoods while Udall and others seized on the incident to attack him. Ford pressed on Texas delegations as Reagan planned a Texas return amid campaign swings. Humphrey drew positive attention in Philadelphia. The stock market meanwhile fell, with the Dow sliding and losses outpacing gains.

Jimmy Carter Morris Udall Henry Jackson Fred Harris Pennsylvania Hubert H. Humphrey Ford Carter Texas San Antonio Dallas el Paso Amarillo Philadelphia Allentown Wiaita Udall Arizona Whee

Hijackers Await Plane Repairs and Political Sentiment

Inside The News notes hijackers await repairs while Chinese demonstrations continue. Justice Dept eyes segregated private schools as Senate debates spending priorities. Weather forecasts call for mostly sunny, cool today with highs near 60 and breezy, then warmer Saturday. An obscure quote from Napoleon Bonaparte about victory through flight appears.

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