Florida Couple Feted with Welcome Mat in Frederick
Jerry and Pam Thompson of Pensacola Naval Air Station were surprised guests of the Frederick Jaycees chosen as the city and county guests of honor. They toured Frederick and Frederick County landmarks, received keys to county and city, and will be honored at a Holiday Inn reception with gifts before resuming their delayed honeymoon.
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Frederick
Jerry and
Pam Thompson
Florida
West Patrick Street
Barbara Ritchie
Frederick Jaycees
Jerry
Jaycees
Beckley
U.S
Holiday Inn
Thompsons
Pensacola Naval Air Station
Frederick Valley
High Knob
Gambrill State Park
Barbara Fritchie
Jagcers
Washington
Jerry Thompson
Gettysburg
Thompson
Charles E. Collins
Emmett R. Bowlus
John A. Derr
Frederick City
Maryland City
School Board Reverses Bus Transfer Rulings
Two delegations won a one year relief from the school board over bus and transfer decisions affecting their children. Rosedale College Estates residents sought year extension to bus elementary students to North Frederick citing unsafe Seventh Street traffic. Board granted extension but city funding for crossing guards was not approved, prompting a renewed request for bus transport for another year.
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Russ Edmonston
Rosedale
College Estates
North Frederick
Seventh Street
Orville M. Brand
Brand
Frederick
John L. Carmochan
Viet Cong Bomb Attacks Hit Cam Ranh Base Hospital
Viet Cong bombed and shot at the U S convalescent hospital at Cam Ranh Bay wounding 57 and killing multiple people. A separate blast outside a Saigon language school killed eight Vietnamese and wounded 2, with 23 Americans among the injured.
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Saigon
U.S
Cam Ranh Bay
Associated Press
Rick Merron
Cam
Bay
Vietnam
Oll
Brooklawn Apartment Project Approved by City Board
The Frederick city board of appeals approved Brooklawn Apartments Inc for a four story 72 unit building on six acres near Carroll Parkway. Conditions require screening along the Fairview Avenue parking lot and a 3d foot road dedication to the city for access to the lot. The site adjoins the current Brooklawn complex and would align with zoning rules.
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City Board of Appeals
Brooklawn
Brooklawn Apartments, Inc
Richard FE. Zimmerman
Fairview Avenue
City of
Frederick
Tornadoes Kill 14 in Outing Minnesota Vacation Area
A cluster of at least eight tornadoes swept northern Minnesota late Wednesday, killing 14 people and injuring hundreds. The worst damage struck the Outing area near Roosevelt Lake, where rippled cabins and cottages collapsed and rescuers counted seven or eight dead and three missing near the island and lakes. National Guardsmen sealed off the devastated zones as weather services noted it the region’s worst tornado loss.
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Minnesota
Rooosevelt Lake
Vic Hethany Fellowship
Minneapolis
Oiting
Island Lake
National Guardsmen
Outing
Emily
Weather Bureau
Hibbinie Chisheome Virginia
Deuth
Ralph S. Moore
Power Comepany
Ninth
Ciara O
Fire Log: Debris Fire and Residence Blaze Reported
Fire calls logged in the 24 hours ending at 11 am include a lawn mower fire at Joseph Geesman residence on Moser Road and a building fire on Last Vet Street. Units from United and ThurmontRespond CountyBrunswick area responded to multiple incidents.
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Brenswick
Pith
Last Vet
Bronswick
Nixon Seeks 100 Billion for Transportation Overhaul
President Nixon proposed a 12 year program totaling 10 billion dollars to improve local bus rail and subway systems. The plan would begin with 300 million in year one rising to 1 billion by 1975 and includes 500 million for research and development. It aims to attract private and public funding and modernize transit infrastructure nationwide.
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Washington
Nixon
House
Senate
Congress
Ile
Sixon
House prepares to vote on tax reform bill
The House moves toward a late day vote on a sweeping tax reform and relief bill. Supporters predict broad approval despite debate over oil depletion provisions and a 5 percent surtax for six months in 1970.
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House
Washington
Ways and Means
Sam Gibbons
del Fla
Senate
Stock Market Edges Higher In Early Trading
New York stocks continued an upward trend with the Dow Jones Industrial Average rising in moderate early trading. The market showed gains as investors reacted to ongoing steady advance in shares and cautiously priced in new data.
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New York
Lao
Safeguard approval leaves deployment in doubt
Senate votes gave Nixon a narrow win for the Safeguard ABM program but key Republicans express serious doubt it will be deployed. Sen. Case of New Jersey calls deployment unlikely. Cooper says Pentagon plans substantial funding yet warns timetable remains uncertain.
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APD
Senate
Nixon
Clifford P. Case
New Jersey
John Sherman Cooper
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Cooper
House
Wednesdan
Sen. Thorne
T. McIntyre
Dentl
Tinta
Sion
Charles Percy
Toelieve
Arma Pace
Tacah Wodavita
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