Downtown property values outpace downtown Frederick shopping centers
Assessment office records show downtown Frederick property value per square foot ranges from about 1.20 to 4.00, higher than malls where per-foot values run around 0.73 to 0.89. Officials caution that area comparisons are misleading and values depend on depth, traffic, improvements, and proximity to the Square.
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Frederick
South Market Street
William G. Burgee
Glenn Lenhart
All Saints Street
North Market Street
Lenhart
Frederick Towne Mall
Frederick County Square
Frederick Shoppers World
Burgee and
Hopkins study develops cancer care network in Frederick
Johns Hopkins researchers conduct a year long survey in Frederick as the first community study under an NCI grant to map and coordinate cancer care. The effort, centered at Frederick Memorial Hospital, seeks to improve prevention education and services while not competing with private physicians.
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Frederick
Johns Hopkins University
National Cancer Institute
Maryland
NCI
Paul E. White
Johns Hopkins
White
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Hopkins
William Vaughan
FMH
Central Hopkins Cancer Center
Crum guilty on summons conduct charges fined fifty
A Frederick City policeman, Pfc. William R. Crum, was found guilty and fined $50 by a police trial board for failing to appear at a trial and for conduct unbecoming an officer. The hearing at City Hall also involved an auto accident incident where Crum urged slower fire emergency vehicles and threatened charges if drivers exceeded 25 mph, prompting a reprimand in Crum’s file.
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Frederick City
Pfc
William R. Crum
City Force
City Hall
Crum
Franklin Stillrich
Ales
Richard E. Lewis
Paul W. Mossburg
Motter Avenue
Pvt
Raymond T. Cullen
Bernard L. Fogte
Cram
Stillrich
Fire Board
Douglas W. Magaha
Market Street
Donald Trimmer
Central Alarm
T. S. May
Grain Explosion Kills Worker and Valuables Stolen
A grain plant accident in Virginia leaves a worker dead as authorities report a theft of valuable paintings from the same facility. Weather outlook calls for clear, cool night with lows around 40 and sunny Sunday highs near 80 with minimal rain probability. Authorities remain on scene as investigators probe both incidents.
Soviets to release survivors of downed Korean jetliner
A Pan Am jet carrying a medical team and two skets heads from Berlin to Murmansk to collect the 110 aboard Korean Air Lines Flight 902 after a crash on a frozen lake near Kem. Two passengers were killed and 13 injured. The flight halted for Soviet clearance as diplomatic tensions shadow the incident.
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Berlin
Murmansk
Korean Air Lines
West Berlin
Tegel
Leningrad
Helsinki
Seoul
Anchorage
Tokyo
Pan Am
Frank Riccchi
New York City
South Korea
Soviet Union
United States
Paris
Ellesmere Island
Canada
U.S
Arctic Ocean
Barents Sea
Kem
Pope appeals to Red Brigades to free Aldo Moro
Pope Paul VI issued a personal plea on his knees to the Red Brigades, urging unconditional freeing of Aldo Moro as a 3 p.m. deadline loomed. Vatican sources noted the informal address, while Caritas Internationalis offered mediation and Moro’s family joined the appeal along with civic leaders.
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Rome
Paul VI
Red Brigades
Aldo Moro
Moro
Vatican
Christian Democratic Party
Giulio Andreotti
Caritas Internationalis
George Hussler
Freiburg
West Germany
Hussler
Caritas
Eleonora
New York
United Nations
Mora
Andrew Young
U.S
Security Council
Young
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Tenner
Peenee
Cosavesveesat TV
Ernst Hollman
Pope
Ashley Ennis
Tacoma Park
Leon Sisson
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