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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1976

Page

3

Frederick County zoning hearings urge citizen input

Frederick County residents face a series of public hearings on a revised 1959 zoning ordinance, with sessions in Adamsown Carroll Manor Urbana New Market Walkersville and Frederick next week. Officials stress attendance to guide future growth, addressing lot sizes sewer water, setbacks, and district revisions.

Frederick County Oresari Atreem Brunswick Adamstown Carroll Manor Urbana New Market Walkersville Frederick Planning & Zoning Office Winchester Hall Planning & Zoning Commission Betty Dear Curiosity Court Walkersville National Organization For Women

Private School Choices By Washington Leaders Stir Debate

A syndicated columnist lists presidents, senators, and officials who send their children to private or white suburban schools despite backing or enforcing public school busing to end segregation. Names include Rockefeller Kennedy Bayh Muskie Mondale Goodell Javitts Ribicoff Fauntroy Washington and others. The piece notes several figures briefly tried private schooling for their children and suggests many avoided full commitment to integration.

Washington Congress Nick Thimmesch Saturday Evening Post Thimmesch Washington, D.C Nelson Rockefeller Edward M. Kennedy Massachusetts Birch Bayh Indiana Sargent Shriver Illinois Adlai Stevenson II Charles Percy New York Charles Goodell Edmund Muskie Maine Howard Baker Tennessee Claiborne Pell Rhode Island John Tunney California Jacob Javitts Abraham Ribicoff Connecticut Donald Fraser Minnesota Ington Reading Walter Mondale Goodell District of Columbia Walter Washington Walter Fauntroy Supreme Court Thurgood Starshall

Ford backs away from merger curb bill after fundraiser pressure

President Ford abandoned support for a corporate merger restraint bill following complaints from Bernard Lasker, a top fundraiser and former NYSE head. A secret White House meeting led to shelving the amendment that would curb major mergers and protect competition and prices.

Washington Ford White House Treasury Bernard Lasker Lasker New York Stock Exchange William Seidman Economic Board Justice Department Thomas Kauper Kauper Harold Tyler Senate Philip Hart D-Mich Tyler Seidman Laser Navy Saratoga U.S Tonkin Gulf Philippines Hidi James R. Satherson Rota Spain Forrest Petersen Petersen Casablanca Mohammedea Sanderson

Pro Life Physician Responds to Letters to the Editor

Maryland doctor Michael Dolan defends anti abortion stance arguing fetal humanity begins at conception and critiques physicians cited in letters. He cites Bernard Nathanson and Albert Liley and questions logic in abortion debates.

PRO Life Spicknall Romane Malcolm Watts Calif Bernard Nathansom National Association For the Repeal of Abortion Western Hemisphere New England J. Med Supreme Court William Charles Spicknall Dr. Romane M.D Michael F. Dolan Maryland

Brill iant musical and social event at Catoctin Club

The April 27 1926 listing notes a Monday Musicales program at Catoctin Country Club featuring Albert A Newcomb tenor of Baltimore with Msrs Ira J McCurdy James Heinlein Harris and H David Hagan as organizers. About 120 guests attended.

Catoctin Country Club Ira J. McCurdy James Heinlein Harris H. David Hagan Monday Musicales Albert A. Newcomb Baltimore Frederick County Peter Pan Inn Elmer L. Stockman Serv-U-Save-U Grocers Garland Guyton John A. Derr Charles B. Fleet James Feaga Hubert Lewis Franklin B. Reese Francis Gaither Walter Dudrow Paul M. Carmack Harry J. Hamilton Garland S. Guyton Ira Ray G. L. Davis

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Frederick, Md Billy James Hargis American Christian President College Jack Anderson Les Whitten Bernard Nathanson Albert Liley Bethesda, Md Qig Bey Nta Lema Archdiocesan Holy Name Society of Union Maryland State School For the Deaf Frederick High School South Market Street Shepherd College Shepherdstown W. Va ST. John's High School Fort Detrick Immlo — Teksuuen Rigne Lew Bacteriology Laboratory Leslie S. Moore LeRoy Fothergill Moore Fothergill Ulysses Simpson Grant Point Pleasant Ohio West Point 21St Illinois Volunteers Lincoln Grant United States
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