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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Apr 23, 1971

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Court Repeals Barrier antiwar Vets Hail Victory Use Of Mail

Washington AP veterans of Vietnam Veterans Against the War end four day protest in Washington after a court lifts the ban on sleeping on the Mall. Judge Hart condemns executive overreach while veterans march by the White House in a candlelight rally. Lavoie, a double amputee, speaks against the war and for America.

Washington White House Vietnam Veterans Capital U.S. District Court George L. Hart Asst. Atty L. Patrick Gray I Hart Gray

Rogers Maps Middle East Peace Tour

Secretary of State William P. Rogers announced plans to visit Israel and four Arab nations early next month. He seeks to explore ways to advance peace in the Middle East and discuss with Egyptian and Israeli leaders the possibility of opening the Suez Canal as an interim step toward a final settlement. The Arab states named are Egypt Jordan Lebanon and Saudi Arabia.

Washington CAP William P. Rogers Israel Middle East Rogers Suez Canal Egypt Jordan Lebanon Saudi Arabia

Mandel Expected To Sign Building Code Legislation

Governor Mandel is poised to sign a measure requiring all counties to adopt a building code within two years. The law authorizes a state model performance code and sets enforcement if a locality fails to act, with Frederick County’s still pending and the BOCA and National Underwriters codes favored by local officials and builders.

Mandel General Assembly Department of Economic and Community Development Code Committee Board of Commissioners BOCA National Underwriters National Electrical Underwriters Electric Company

Fire log report from county and towns

Fire incidents include a Brunswick yard boxcar fire at 12 14 pm with Brunswick response and a field fire opposite Crook residence with Carroll Manor at 4 01 pm Graceham field fire behind the fire hall at 5 39 pm a Bloomfield Road cornfield fire with Walkersville at 9 06 am and ambulance calls Emergency 8 Routine 6 plus jail population Males 31 Females 1

Brunswick Crook Carroll Manor Graceham Bloomfield Road Cornfield Walkersville

Frederick County Commissioners Announce Appointments

Frederick County Commissioners appointed Francis Manahan to a five year term on the County Roads Board replacing Clarence Hahn whose term expires April 30. Eisentrout and Evelyn Leonard were reappointed for six year terms on the Parks and Recreation Commission. The board awarded painting contracts for Winchester Hall and Montevue County Home to Phillip Zimmerman totaling 9,?0?. work to finish by June 30. They also approved a $3,801.93 fee to Rollins Wenner and Price for county representation in Reichs Ford landfill case before the Maryland Court of Appeals.

Frederick County Francis Manahan Sabillasville County Roads Board William Eisentrout Middletown Evelyn Leonard Frederick Parks and Recreation Commission Manahan Clarence Hahn Emmitsburg Eisentraut Leonard Park Commission Winchester Hall Montevue County Phillip Zimmerman Montevue Rollins, Wenner and Price Board of Commissioners Maryland Court of Appeals Joseph C. Zengerle County Board of Appeals Reichs Ford

Three Soviet Cosmonauts Launch Into Earth Orbit

Moscow AP reports Soyuz 10 and the unmanned Salute spacecraft entered parallel orbits with identical 51.6 degree inclinations. If they link up, a major step toward an orbiting space laboratory is possible. Observers in Lovell England and Kaminski Germany weighed docking methods and potential attached craft and experiments.

Moscow Orbiting Space Laboratory Jodrell Bank England Bernard Lovell Russia Lovell West Germany Bochum Space Heinz Kaminski

15 Percent Hike On Phones Sought In Maryland

Baltimore AP report says The Chesapeake and Telephone Co. of Maryland will file with the Maryland Public Service Commission for a 15 percent rate increase. The plan targets most service and equipment in the state, aiming to raise annual net income by 20.252 million dollars and gross revenues by 40.339 million. PSC chairman William Doub noted the company was to file the request and said he would suspend fast implementation.

Baltimore Chesapeake and Telephone Co Maryland Maryland Public Service Commission William Doub PSC C&p Doub

Firemen Bills Signed By Mandel

Governor Marvin Mandel signed 185 bills from the 1970 General Assembly including two co sponsored by Senator Edward P. Thomas to aid volunteer firemen. One bill grants tuition aid for children of fallen volunteers. the other creates special motor vehicle plates for volunteer firemen starting 1972 73.

Marvin Mandel General Assembly Edward P. Thomas Frederick Carroll Senate William S. James House Thomas Hunter Lowe Thomas Frederick Maryland

Banks Raise Rates After Connolly Jawboning

In New York the prime lending rate was raised by Chase Manhattan Bank of New York to 5 percent from 4 1/2 percent. Other banks including First National City Bank, Bank of New York, Manufacturers Hanover, National Bank of Detroit, Cleveland Trust, First Pennsylvania, First National, and Northern Trust also boosted their rates.

New York Connolly Chase Manhattan First National City Bank of New York and Manufacturers Hanover of National Bank of Detroit Cleveland Trust First Pennsylvania Philadelphia First National and Northern Trust of Chicago

Funds Of Defunct Jefferson Band Donated To Center

The Jefferson Community Band, dissolved since 1965 after founder Henry J. Keller’s death, donated over $2,000 to the Jefferson Ruritan Club for the community center. About $1,000 goes to loan principal and $400 for playground equipment. remaining funds supported a Wurlitzer piano and band activities.

Jefferson Band Jefferson Henry J. Keller Jefferson Ruritan Club Keller Michael Boyer Ronald House Jefferson Community Band Treasury Jefferson Community Center Richard Hawker Tne

Daylight Saving Time Begins Sunday Across Most U S States

Daylight Saving Time starts Sunday at 2 a.m. pushing clocks forward one hour in 46 states. Michigan Hawaii and parts of Arizona and Indiana ignore the change. Georgia lawmaker calls DST unGodly citing the 1966 Uniform Time Act which allows exemptions.

Michigan Hawaii Arizona Indiana

No End Seen In Dry April Weather

Frederick area stays dry with no rain in forecast as open burning ban persists for seventh day. Brushfires reported but no major incidents. temperatures around 60, chilly tonight, Saturday cloudy in 50s. April rainfall 1.29 inches vs 3.67 normal, one notable shower on April 6. March similarly dry with 1.33 inches.

Frederick Frederick County

Stock Market Slips as Money Tightens Pressure

New York stock prices fell today on signals of tighter monetary policy. The Dow Jones industrial average at 10:30 a.m. stood at 938.59, down 2.04 points amid brisk trading.

New York

Four Injured In Wreck Near City Near I-70 Exit

Four persons injured in a single car crash near the Md 85 exit onto southbound I-70 a mile south of Frederick. Missing belts, high speed into the exit ramp caused the rollover. Injured were Madrigal Tropez Czafkas Agapes Gathaim and Winn Fleming Williams and James Eugene Haden with varying serious to minor injuries. Police charged Williams with failure to reduce speed. Car valued at about 700 dollars.

MD. 85 Frederick Miss Madrigal Tropez Detroit Mich Frederick Memorial Hospital Czafkas Agapes Gathaim Frederick Hospital Winn Fleming Williams Springfield James Eugene Haden Collinsville Williams Tfc Victor Wolfe Wolfe James Warren Wynkoop RFD 1 Knoxville Grove Boulevard

Auctioneer Jack Boone Dies Suddenly in Mt. Airy

Thomas Jack Boone. well known auctioneer of Mt. Airy, died suddenly on Thursday. Born October 10, 1930, he was a son of Mr. and Mrs. William Boone Sr., of Mt. Airy, and attended the Mt. Airy School.

Thomas Jack’? Boone Mt. Airy William Ja. Boone

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