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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1972

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Maryland Counties Report 1970 Income Totals and Burdens

Frederick Carroll and Montgomery counties show 1970 federal adjusted gross incomes of 255 million 199.6 million and 2.8 billion respectively. The state net income totals and local tax burdens are detailed with county shares of state and local taxes and refunds. Montgomery accounts for the largest regional share, while Frederick and Carroll show smaller, yet significant, increases since 1965.

Frederick County Carroll County Montgomery County Frederick Carroll Montgomery Louis L. Goldstein Comptroller of the Treasury Maryland Goldstein General Assembly

Mathias Urges Easier Tax Forms

Senator Charles Mathias calls for IRS forms rewritten in common American English and supports a bill creating a 15 member board to approve all forms before printing. The panel would represent diverse regions economic brackets ages and occupations. He says improvements are badly needed to reduce confusion.

WASHINGTON U.S Charles McC. Mathias Mathias Senate Internal Revenue Service IRS

Rain Ends as Maryland Sees Sun After Weekend Floods

After days of heavy rain, Frederick County returns to sunshine with mild temperatures ahead through Thursday. Central and southern Maryland flash flood warnings expire Thursday and Friday as Hartford and Cecil counties report flooded secondary roads but most warnings are cancelled. Daytime highs reach upper 60s, nights in the 40s. 4.89 inches of rain have fallen so far this month.

Frederick County Maryland Hartford Cecil

Knoxville Man Missing In Potomac River Capsizing

Paul John House, 24, of Knoxville, is missing after a small motorboat capsized about half a mile south of Knoxville on Saturday. Roy David Loy, 35, of Knoxville, swam to Maryland shore. Rescue was hampered by high waters and efforts continued with multiple squad involvement.

Knoxville Potomac River Potomac Paul John House Roy David Loy Maryland House

Last Day to Register for Maryland Primary

Today is the final day to register to vote in the Maryland primary on May 16. The Board of Election Supervisors lists registration hours from 8 30 a.m. to 9 p.m. at Winchester Hall basement office. Absentee ballots may be picked up there or at any military base until 10 days before the election.

Maryland Board of Election Supervisors Winchester Hall

Murder Trial Begins In Circuit Court

Bernard W. Robinson, 27, stands trial in Frederick County Circuit Court for the murders of two 15 year olds, Charles C. Larcher and James P. Miers. Jury panels of 25 each were summoned as venue was moved from Charles to Frederick. prosecutor John Hancock leads the case.

Charles County Frederick County Bernard W. Robinson Charles C. Larcher James P. Miers Malcom Robert E. Clapp Jr Samuel W. Barrick Robinson Prince Georges - Charles County Washington, D.C Robert Barbour John F. Mudd Frederick John Hancock Waldorf

Rogers Vows To Halt North Viet Offensive

Secretary of State William Rogers testifies before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee defending the $2.15 billion foreign military aid request. He cites three aims for renewed air and naval strikes: protect troops in the South, ensure continued U.S. withdrawal, and aid South Vietnam's defense against a large North Vietnamese invasion.

WASHINGTON William P. Rogers Nixon South Vietnam J. W. Fulbright D-Ark North Vietnam Fulbright United States Rogers Vietnam America South Senate Foreign Relations Committee Korea Middle East

Frederick City Clean Up Campaign Underway

The Frederick City Clean-Up Campaign began today with workers clearing refuse along sidewalks from Patrick Street to the city limits. Mayor E. Paul Magaha endorses the project and urges residents to place all refuse on the curb for collection. Areas slated for later cleanup include April 18 19 north side Patrick Street to Fifth Street, April 20 Sixth Street, and April 21 citywide pickups.

Frederick City Patrick Street E. Paul Magaha Magaha Fifth Street

Fire Log Reports Multiple Calls and Responses

Fire log covers 48 hours ending 10 a.m. with alarms at City Country Kitchen and other sites including 600 West Patrick Street 2:46 p.m. Saturday and 2:02 p.m. Saturday auto fires at Lee's Diner. Agencies like United, Juniors, Independents, Citizens, Jefferson, Emmitsburg, Thurmont, and area ambulance services responded to seven or more incidents including house and auto fires and alarm bells near Saint Mary's College. J jail population lists 21 males and no females or juveniles.

CITY COUNTRY KITCHEN East Patrick Street WEST PATRICK STREET Uniteds KLINEHART'S ALLEY WEST SEVENTH STREET COUNTY LEE’S Jefferson SAINT MARY'S COLLEGE Emmitsburg Thurmont JACKS MOUNTAIN FAIRFIELD ZOO RUM SPRINGS ROAD Myersville Wolfsville Middletown Bittle

Market slips as Vietnam concerns weigh on stocks

New York stock prices drifted lower reversing a brief uptick from Friday. The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 2.64 points to 965.08 at 10 30 a.m. as analysts cited mounting Vietnam concerns.

NEW YORK APM Vietnam Dow Jones

Three Mig21s Downed In Major Hanoi Haiphong Raid

U S pilots claim three MiGs shot down southwest of Hanoi in a major Hanoi Haiphong air raid. The strikes targeted fuel depots, warehouses, and truck parks while U S forces noted losses of one Navy A7 and one Air Force F105 aircraft. South Vietnamese forces reported heavy fighting near An Loc with over 400 enemy killed or wounded.

SAIGON Hanoi-Haiphong North Vietnam U.S Air Force South Viet Hanoi Haiphong

Apollo 16 faces skin issue as Moon Lander nears moon

Apollo 16 teams monitor peeling of aluminum foil and mylar thermal blanket from Orion near reaction control system as astronauts John W. Young and Charles M. Duke inspect the lander. Mission Control calls it perplexing but not threatening, with no major system faults and no mission changes planned. The crew slept during the anomaly and await possible course corrections before lunar insertion on Wednesday afternoon.

Grumman Aircraft Bethpage Mission Control lunar Duke

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