Thurmont Faces Crisis As Police Chief Resigns
Thurmont Town Council meets to address the crisis after Police Chief Clarence Hagelin resigns over withheld pay. He says Clerk Frushour blocked his $95 paycheck, while Hagelin works part time for Greyhound Lines to supplement income. Mayor Lookingbill awaits tonight’s discussion. state police increase patrols but report no crime spike. مراسم
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Thurmont
Clarence Hagelin
Hagelin
Guy Frushour
Greyhound Lines Bus Company
Hagerstown
Roy Lookingbill
Frushour
Lookingbill
Joseph M. Kuhn
Police
Lockingbill
Kuhn
Frederick Barracks
Lookinghill
Thurmont Carnival Opens Tonight With Fire Parade
Thurmont firemen's annual carnival starts at 6 p.m. runs through Friday, sponsored by Guardian Hose Co. A Thursday street parade features about 40 fire companies competing for 700 dollars in prize money and trophies. Also set are performances by The Virginians and other musical groups. Area officials and Frederick County fire officers attend.
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Virginians
Thurmont Firemen
Guardian Hose Co
Frederick County Firemen’s
Science shrinks piles by new non surgical remedy
New York report says a new healing substance Bio-Dyne, branded Preparation H, shrinks hemorrhoids, relieves itching and pain without surgery. Case after case shows reduction while easing discomfort, with patients claiming piles cease to be a problem. The treatment is available as suppositories and ointment at drug counters.
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New York, N. Y
Four Area Men Nominated By Co Op
Four area men are nominated for the Frederick County Board of Directors of the Southern States Cooperative. Candidates: Harry Fouche and Earl Wiles of Frederick, Oscar Meier of Clarksburg, and Jerome J. Wilcom of Hyamsville. Election at the Frederick area annual membership meeting on Saturday Aug 14 at 6 30 p m at Carroll Manor School.
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Southern States Cooperative
Harry Fouche
Earl Wiles
Frederick
Oscar Meier
Clarksburg
Jerome J. Wilcom
Hyamsville
Farm Home Advisory Committee
Frederick Area
Carroll Manor School
Joseph E. Biser
S. Madelyn Himes
Ross Mills Sr
Tamsville
Elmer Chick
Tuscarora
Ray Zimmerman
Mount Airy
C. Earl Page
Adamstown
Kenneth C. Hamerick
Buckeystown
Thurmont Dad And Son Hurt In Accident
Two area men were admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital after an accident on Route 306 when William W. Hughes 76 lost control of the car, apparently from an illness, and struck the home of Charles Heffner. His son Charles 28 sustained multiple lacerations.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
William W. Hughes
Charles W. Hughes
Route 1
Thurmont
Hughes
Route
Ronald Storer
State Police
Charles 2. Heffner
Route 40
Frederick
Ee W. Springer
Eversburg
Bay Bridge Snarl Brings Record Traffic Count
ANNAPOLIS AP A record traffic snarl tied up Chesapeake Bay Bridge on Saturday with an unofficial count of 24,000 vehicles crossing the span in one day. State officials and motorists faced lengthy delays as crowds exceeded typical traffic levels.
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Annapolis
Chesapeake Bay Bridge
Traffic Tieups Mar Morning Rush at Toll Gates
Motorists faced toll congestion totaling 29 415 30 as State Police reported the worst tie up in the late morning with resort bound drivers forming a two lane stream for six miles from the gates causing delays and long backups.
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Ord
McKeldin Bows Out for Race in 1986
Baltimore Mayor Theodore R. McKeldin announces he will not seek the Republican renomination in 1986. The veteran Republican leader says he will retire from the race and focus on other duties.
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McKeldin
Baltimore
Theodore R. McKeldin
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