Frederick County Considers 1971 Pay Scale Proposals
Frederick County Commissioners discuss multiple 1971 pay scale options from County Personnel Supervisor Carl Thomas and Commissioner Wallace E. Hutton. Proposals range from base pay rises to 2 to 2.8 percent adjustments, with plans for selective classifications and possible one-step advances. Night sessions start 7:30 pm with hearings omitting Tuesday and Wednesday for Planning and Zoning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Carl Thomas
Wallace E. Hutton
Hutton
Thomas
Russell Z. Horman
Planning and Zoning Commission
Horman
Commission
Junk Mail Hike Backed By Mathias
Sen. Charles McC Mathias Jr asked Postmaster General Wiston Blount to justify the Post Office Department plan to raise first class rates from six to 10 cents an ounce. He argued second and third class increases are too small and questioned burden sharing as proposed.
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Washington
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
Wiston M Blount
Post Office Department
Maryland Republican
Mathias
Blount
Nixon
President Nixon Drives Through Frederick on Camp David Trip
President Nixon used sunny spring weather to motor past Frederick on his way to Washington from Camp David. The 70 mile drive began at 12 35 p m from the Catoctin Lodge with spokesman confirming the State Police barracks report. Nixon and C G Bebe Rebozo, his Florida friend, were at Camp David and had traveled by helicopter to the lodge.
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Nixon
Frederick
Camp David
Presidential Lodge
Catoctin Mountains
George Washington
Florida
C. G
Bebe’ Rebozo
Nixon Initiates SALT Talks With Soviet Union Team
U S negotiators led by Gerard Smith depart for Vienna to begin multiparty talks with the Soviet side on limiting strategic arms. The six man team will brief NATO allies in Brussels before meeting Soviet representatives in Vienna.
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Washington
Nixon
U.S
Gerard Smith
Brussels
NATO
Vienna
Helsinki
United States
Soviet Union
Ronald L. Ziegler
White House
Stock Market Sags Early Trading In New York
The New York stock market opened with a sag in moderately active trading as early transactions showed weakness across sectors and indices.
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NEW York Cap
Apollo 13 Nears Moon on Flawless Trajectory
Apollo 13 speeds toward a Tuesday moon rendezvous as the Saturn 5 stage drifts toward an 11 ton TNT seismic impact on the lunar surface. Lovell Haise and Swigert rest after a long day of checks and telecast highlights.
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Moon
Planet Earth
Mission Control
Earth
Lovell
Haise
Lunar
Swigert
Thomas K. Mattingly
Sim
Houston
First Woman Cabbie Drives Frederick City
Miss Ruth E. Runkles becomes Frederick's first female taxi driver with Ace Taxi. She explains the licensing hurdles, notes public support from both women and men, and says she loves driving and supports equal rights.
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Frederick
Miss Ruth
Runkles
J. Rolfe Castleman
Monica
Ruth E. Runkles
RFDI
Man Tolman Walked Away From Jail Twice Over Weekend
Neal F. Tolman, 67, of no fixed address, was sentenced to 60 days for loitering after escaping Frederick County Jail twice over the weekend. Sheriff Crummel Jacobs said Tolman, a kitchen trusty, left the jail, was found asleep near Middletown Saturday and later along U S 40 Sunday, and is now back in custody.
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Frederick County
Neal F. Tolman
Fred Yeager
Middletown
Tol- Man
Tolman
Tpr
Gary Lindner
Anti War Tax Protests Planned Across 150 Cities
Three peace groups announce a nationwide three day protest focusing on income tax and war spending. Actions include fasts, rallies at Lafayette Park and demonstrations in cities from Boston to Dallas and on college campuses.
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Inglon Cap
Lafayette Park
White House
New Mobilization Committee
Vietnam
Vietnam Moratorum Committee
Lie Studen Mobilization Committee
Inter
Revenue Service
Sea Party
Local Group Plans Protest at IRS in Monoacacy Village
The Frederick Vietnam Moratorium Committee plans an IRS protest at Monoacacy Village Shopping Center from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Tuesday and car pools to Washington, D C, on Wednesday. Rides and transportation are available via calls to the listed numbers. The group backs Welfare Rights Action rallies and notes endorsements from eight U S senators, 17 representatives, and 300 student leaders amid broader antiwar demonstrations.
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Frederick Vietnam
Internal Revenue Service
Monocacy Village
Washington
D. C
Y Fc
IRS
Welfare Rights Women’s Action
L’enfant Square
Boston’ Area
Philadelphia
Public School Board of Education
American Telephone and Telegraph
Cleveland
General Telephone
Tampa
United Aircraft
Wartford
Con
New Mobe
Starhieldess Moet
a+s
Youth Accused Of Burning Car In Mt Airy
A 19 year old Mt Airy resident Terry Curtis Sherman was charged with malicious burning of an insured car and false report of a stolen vehicle. He appeared in Trial Magistrate's Court and was released on personal recognizance. The 1970 Mustang was burned on Rocky Springs Road near Cherry Hill on April 4. officers value the car at $4 000 and say it was reported stolen from 13th Street about 45 minutes earlier.
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Mt. Airy
Terry Curtis Sherman
Merridale Gardens
Curtis
Rocky Springs
Cherry Hill
Thomas Bosley
Paul Mossburg
13Th Street
Sherman
Stanley Bennett
Man Struck On I-70 Near Rt 80 Intersection
James David Case 28 of Willow Circle was struck while walking in the center lane of I-70 near Route 80 in Chambersburg. He suffered a broken arm and facial/body lacerations. listed in satisfactory condition at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Police suspect intoxication. driver was Jacob F. Tyson of Leola, Pa.
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Chambersburg
Frederick Memorial Hospital
James David Case
Willow Circle
Tfe
John Blake
Case
Jacob F. Tyson
Leela
About & P.m
Blake
Fire Log Highlights Multiple 48 Hour Calls Across Several Towns
Fire departments and independents responded to a string of field grass and brush fires, trees, woods, and a few road incidents in Rocky Ridge Damascus Mount Airy New Market Brunswick and Thurmont from Saturday through Monday. Ambulance activity noted as Emergency three and Routine two.
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RT. 80
Damascus
Mapleville Road
Woods
Mt. Airy
Liberty
Woodsboro
Araby Road
Independents
Carroll Manor
New Market
Brunswick
Thurmont
Sabillasville
Blue Ridge
MT. Philips Road
Point OF Rocks
RT. 40
Old Frederick Road
Rocky Ridge
300 Democrats attend Jefferson Jackson Dinner in New Market
More than 300 Democrats gathered at the New Market Fire Hall for the annual Jefferson Jackson Day Dinner. Comptroller Louis Goldstein, Secretary Blair Lee, Senator Joseph Tydings, and State Senator Harry Hughes spoke, with Goldstein predicting Democratic gains in the county. Tydings cited comparisons to 1948 and criticized Nixon, while Mildred Otenasak urged greater female participation in the party. Continued on page 4-5.
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New Market Fire Hall
Louis Goldstein
Blair Lee Ts
Joseph Tydings
Harry Hughes
Goldstein
Stephen D. Melycher
St. Francis Rectory
Brunswick
National Democratic Committee
Maryland
Mildred Otenasak
Democratic Party
Rhyee
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Fra Mauro Highlands
Lovell and Haise
Fellows
City
Marie Purdum
Miss Runkles
Philip Beard
Louis
L. Goldstein
Blair Lee I
U. S
Helen Stottiemyer
Amos Brown
Niewepa
Peru
Boston
New York
Baltimore
Newark
Knorville
Chicago
Denver
Dallas
Myers Road
Democrats Rally For Election Campaign
Tydings
Dewey
Richard Nixon
Carswell
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