Frederick County Faces Shortage of Office Space for New Doctors
The Frederick County Comprehensive Health Planning Council discussed why young physicians avoid the area. Lack of available office space near Frederick Memorial Hospital deters GPs, with about one prospective general practitioner per month seeking to establish here but unable to find offices. Suggestions include a community clearing house for space, financial aid, and a welcome wagon concept to attract doctors.
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The
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Frederick to celebrate All-America City honor May 17 22
Frederick will mark its All-America City recognition with events from May 17 to 22. Mayor Ronald N. Young announced plans including a City Bicentennial Committee meeting to organize the program and potential attendance by U.S. Senator Charles Mathias. The National Municipal League will send a representative during the week to confer the award.
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Dolph Morris
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The
Frederick News-Post
Carter Jackson Udall predict victory in Pennsylvania primary
Jimmy Carter Henry Jackson and Morris Udall forecast wins in Pennsylvania's presidential primary shaping convention delegate outcomes. Ford stands unchallenged on the Republican ballot with 103 GOP delegates uncommitted. The statewide contest includes Senate and state races with 9,638 polling places open 13 hours.
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Washington State
ARBA flag to fly permanently at Schifferstadt tourism site
Judy Walsh at the Visitor's Information Center in Schifferstadt notes ARBA flag provisions will make the site a local tourism hub and home to the Frederick County Bicentennial Commission. The Bicentennial Committee sells full size nylon ARBA flags for 15 dollars at Schifferstadt.
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Schifferstadt
ARBA
Frederick County
Nick Wood
Board weighs housing Frederick High students during renovation
At a public hearing the Walkersville community opposed using its school facilities for Frederick students while Frederick High School undergoes renovation. A May 5 decision date was set as the Board of Education reviews options and a task force had proposed a plan to house students, later countered by a committee recommendation against occupancy to avoid high costs.
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West Frederick
Board of Education
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Frederick High School
Frederick L. Smith
Rammates
Measured basis for business telephone service rolls out
Business customers switch to measured service in the Middletown exchange on May 3 and in Frederick on July 18 as part of a statewide move from unlimited service. Most users already had measured service. charges depend on usage with 90 local calls per line per billing period included, higher calls billed at set rates, and lower basic monthly charges than unlimited plans.
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Frederick
CV. Weakley
C&p Telephone Co
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Weakley
Public Service Commission
Downtown Frederick redevelopment eyes new shops and brochure plan
The Downtown Redevelopment Committee aims to attract a restaurant bookstore and children and variety shops to Frederick. Laura Edwards and Craig Henry will prepare a brochure with population, income, traffic, crime, rents and photos, to be shared with outside entrepreneurs. The stock market edged higher on favorable earnings news as the committee reports 11 empty stores and 110 filled in the historic district.
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Laura Edwards
Craig Henry
Edwards
Frederick
Henry
Ford urges Congress for mandatory prison terms on drug pushers
President Ford asks Congress to pass tough measures against drug trafficking including mandatory minimum sentences, denial of bail for some offenders, enhanced tax enforcement against large traffickers, and expanded Customs authority to search those suspected of smuggling drug profits abroad. He cites a national drug problem with rising deaths and links to street crime.
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Pope names 19 new cardinals including Baum American
Pope Paul VI elevated 19 prelates to the Sacred College of Cardinals, adding Archbishop William Baum of Washington to the American group. The list includes first-ever cardinals from the Dominican Republic, Senegal, Uganda and Nigeria, with two selections kept in pectore. Installations set for May 24, signaling ongoing internationalization of the college.
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Uganda
Nigeria
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Adrian VI
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Dallas
Tex
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Missouri
Spy budget secrecy and women outnumber men in jobs education
News notes reveal a secret budget related to espionage topics while a discussion claims women outnumber men in employment and education. A separate item mentions Kissinger advocating black rule in Rhodesia amid global tensions. Weather outlook shows variable clouds and cool with highs mid to upper 50s and lows in the 30s to 40s.
Consumers Gain Legal Clout Through Federal Laws
A report outlines key federal consumer statutes including the Truth in Lending Act of 1968, Magnuson Moss Warranty Act, and Truth in Packaging. it notes state actions such as supermarket pricing rules and tighter licensing for repairmen. The article highlights expanded consumer rights and ongoing legislation across 1960s reforms.
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Consumer Federaton of America
Consumer Product Safety Commission
Magnuson-Moss
Priemen
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