Frederick News Summary Page A4 August 6 1970
Daily brief from Frederick Maryland paper dated August 6 1970 highlights city events. Local notices, sports scores, weather outlook, and community briefs appear on page A4.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1970
Page
4
Call for State's Attorney presence in Trial Magistrate courts
Trial Magistrate Stanley Y Bennett urged that a representative from the State's Attorney's office be present in his court, arguing that justice requires the state prosecutor's participation. Frederick Bower and attorney William Wenner supported adding legal aid for complainants, especially in non support cases, and noted the strain on part time officials. Bower proposed abolishing Trial Magistrates in favor of People's Courts and new District Courts, but he warned this would not solve understaffing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Y. Bennett
Frederick Bower
Bennett
William W. Wenner
Maryland
Bower
Frederick
Brunswick
Thurmont
Emmitsburg
Lever
Robert Rothenhoefer
People’s Court
Tydings Faces Tough Maryland Senate Battle in 1960s Campaign
Maryland senior senator Joseph D. Tydings attracts national activist attention as he campaigns for a second term. He faces George P. Mahoney in the Democratic primary and could meet J. Glenn Beall in the fall. Mahoney touts a new image while Tydings defends gun registration and no knock provisions amid protests in Montgomery County. Support from Baltimore leaders and organized sportsmen bears on the race as both men jockey for votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph D. Tydings
Maryland
Congress
California
Harford County
Tydings
D. C
Senate
Montgomery County
Washington
George P. Mahoney
Mahoney
Spiro Agnew
U. S
Baltimore County
Anne Arundel County
Democratic Party
Charles McC Mathias
Frederick
Daniel Brewster
Republicans
George
J. Glenn Beall
Dale Anderson
Baltimore
James H. Pollack
Thin Ray of Hope for Mideast Peace Emerges
Egypt and Jordan accept Rogers peace plan calling for a 90 day cease-fire and UN mediation. Plan demands Israeli withdrawal from occupied lands, Palestinian displacement remedies, and Arab recognition of Israel. Syria and Iraq oppose, while fears of Jeruasalem fate and Palestinian militancy loom large. The article notes deep Arab and Israeli tensions and the as yet fragile 90 day window for progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egypt
Jordan
Middle East
William P. Rogers
United Nations Special
Gunnar Jarring
U.N Security Council
Israel
Igypt
Nasser
Syria
Iraq
Suez Canal
Sinai Desert
Golan Heights
Jerusalem
Israel-occupied
Palestine
Palestinian Liberation Movement
Hussein
Red Cross plans veteran interview drive by mail in county
August 1920 Frederick County Red Cross aims to mail interview surveys to about 200 veterans to learn which services best aid returning soldiers, especially the injured. Sheriff Wertenbaker mediates a Bartgis family dispute near Yellow Springs over a cutting dispute. Alderman Mullinix backs a long standing plan for county government to address inexperience in city administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
The
American Red Cross
Red Cross
William C. Wertenbaker
Bartgis
Yellow Springs
Mat
Frederick
Mullinix
Mulinix
Cooperation urged as water use tops yearly high
Mayor Munshower urged citizen cooperation in conserving water as daily use hit 3,400,000 gallons, with the city water superintendent reporting 1,600,000 gallons drawn from Linganore Creek and 1,600,000 from Fishing Creek. Northeastern county road contracts totaling 622,987 dollars could finish by fall, with Rt. 31 Libertytown toward New Windsor grading, drainage and widening underway. A fire at the unoccupied home of Mrs. Mary Grey, 18 East Second Street, was contained after a passerby alerted the fire department. only a hole burned in a bedroom floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munshower
Linganore Creek
Fishing Creek
Rt. 31
Libertytown
New Widsor
Mary Grey
East Second Street
Carroll writer rebuts Smelser on Nominating Federation
A Carroll County PTA president rebutts Senator Smelser’s claim that the Nominating Federation was created by the League of Women Voters. She notes CCPTA Council Delegate Yingling spoke and supports the federation, while the League is a member, not originator. The federation includes 61 groups and about 6,000 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ccpta Council
Yingling
League of Women Voters
Smelser
Carrol County Times
Debate over elected school board and race issues roils Carroll County
Letters urge caution on moving from appointed to elected school board positions, questioning costs and benefits of elections while defending the School Board Nominating Federation. A critique targets VFW posts and integration, urging readers to consider constitutional equality and civic duty in Frederick County.
Misleading Census Factors Wobble City Growth Readouts
Washington based analysis notes census figures mislead urban growth signals. Data such as housing, mobility, and school enrollment reflect affluence, not net population gains, due to smaller household sizes, aging lone residents, and demographic shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
NEA
U.S
Census Bureau
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Frederick, Maryland
Errchtky
Mideast
Lauterbach
Senator Smelser
Federation
School Board Nominating Federation
Carroll County
Jean Day
Sykesville
VFW
Sir
Earl R. Grinder
Grinder
Post 8806
America
United States
Mr. Grinder
Greg Hiteshew
W. Patrick St. Frederick, Md
Spiro Agnew Watch
Bruce Biossat
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Newsraprehh
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