Pressure Mounting For Nixon To Resign
Washington AP reports White House Chief of Staff Haig met with Vice President Ford as resignation demands rise. Sources say all options remain open, with uncertainty in the White House about Nixon’s fate and potential impeachment.
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White House
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Gerald R Ford
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Paul Miltich
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Warren
Senate
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Mandel Opens Campaign as He Attacks Federal Economic Policy
Maryland Governor Mandel kicks off reelection bid in Western Maryland criticizing federal policies and a $77 billion deficit over three years. He argues the state could run on that deficit with a $28 billion budget while praising tax restraint and local cost-sharing. He cites Frederick County tax rate cuts and says inflation concerns dominate voters while taking a jab at primary rival Judge Wilson K. Barnes.
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Marvin Mandel
Frederick County
Mandel
Maryland
Wilson K. Barnes
Barnes
State Court of Appeals
School Board Election Debate Shapes County Budget Future
Candidates from both parties discuss school planning and board structure. Democrats Blum Curtis Gary and Republican Shern favor elected boards, while Wachter opposes. A Thurmont Democrat proposes keeping an appointed board with commissioners selecting members. The article notes budget shift limits and potential clashes over library and instruction funding.
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Board of County Commissioners
Board of Education
Sanford Blum
Richard C. Curtis
Robert Gary
Julius Shern
Gary
Curtis
Howard Wachter
Wachter
Sterling Bollinger
Thurmont
Myersville to Get Ambulance Service
Residents of the Myersville-Wolfsville area may obtain a volunteer ambulance service. About 25 people attended a Myersville meeting including five registered nurses and several EMTAs. The new unit could be stationed at the Myersville fire house and run by locals, with a goal to be in service by year end.
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Myersville
Wolfsville
Mid-Maryland Emergency Medical Services Council
Washington County Hospital
Emtas
Emergency Medical Technicians
Edgar Crist
EMS Transportation Committee
Bittle Funeral Home
Middletown
Maryland
Hyden Jr. Seeks County Commission Seat in Maryland
Jack P. Hyden Jr. of Libertytown seeks the Democratic nomination for the Frederick County board of commissioners. A Korean War Army veteran, he has worked at Maryland and Virginia radio and TV stations as a reporter and announcer. Hyden and his wife Lee own Chic Hairstylist at Frederick Towne Mall and he urges preservation of historic rural character amid growth.
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Libertytown
Board of County Commissioners
Hyden
Maryland
Virginia
The
Elks and the Moose
Lee
Frederick Towne Mall
French daredevil walks tightrope between World Trade Center towers
Philippe Petit, a 24 year old acrobat from France, walked a cable seven eighths of an inch in diameter between the World Trade Center towers for about 30 minutes. He hung by his feet at one point and declared the city beautiful as crowds watched from below. He was later taken to a hospital for evaluation and faced misdemeanor charges of trespass and disorderly conduct.
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Phillipe Petit
New York
Cemerwin Towers
Petit
Paris
Australia
France
World Trade Center
Port Authority of
New Jersey
Kari Wallenda
Tallulah Gorge
Georgia
Cathedral of Notre Dame
Sydney Harbor Bridge
David Forman
Forman
States
Ford Preparing For Presidency
Detroit AP says aides indicate Ford signaled staff to prepare for potential presidential transition and to shape policy and personnel. The Free Press reports plan to move quickly to erase scandal and restore public confidence with Hartman Laird Marsh Seidman Buchen among advisers and Kissinger in close contact.
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Free Press
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Melvin R. Laird
John Marsh
L. William Seidman
Grand Rapids
Philip Buchen
The
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Henry A. Kissinger
Pentagon
Vo Tech Seeks Sewer Taps for New School Delays
Frederick County faces bottlenecks as the Board of Education seeks taps from Walkersville sewer lines to fund a $3 million vocational high school. Limited capacity at Frederick City’s treatment plant and unused taps held by developers threaten construction next summer. MSC notes a new plant is 5–6 years away and resolutions require contract resignations or extra capacity.
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Board of Education
Metropolitan Commission
Walkersville
MSC
G. Hunter Bowers
Bowers
Mary Hodgson
Doty Remsburg
Frederick City
Frederick Community College
Ernest Ausherman
James Cafritz
Cafritz
Ausherman
Plam
Richard Zimmerman
Brunswick Council Seats Won by Barger Strakowsky and Green
Incumbents Willard Barger and Frank Strakowsky were re elected to the Brunswick City Council along with 23 year old G David Green who secured one of the three seats. Barger 572 Strakowsky 464 Green 457. Other candidates John Harding 190 Connie Koenig 14 Elizabeth Keel 150 John Foster 114 Gary Price 70 Ed Mullen 445. Barger longtime council member since 1962. Strakowsky third term. Green youngest candidate at 23.
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Willard Barger
Frank Strakowsky
G. David Green
Brunswick
Barger
Strakowsky
Green
Ed Mullen
Washington, D.C
B&o Railroad
Chicago
Brunswick High School
PEPCO
Dickerson
John Harding
Connie Koenig
Elizabeth Keel
John Foster
Gary Price
Md Lottery Cumberland Draw Announces Winning Numbers
In Cumberland Maryland the lottery drawn today reveals the winning number 860355 for the $30 000 prize draw and the millionaire finalist number 14632.
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Cumberland
Maryland
Stock Market Mixed as Impeachment Developments Loom
New York prices were mixed as traders watched impeachment news. The Dow Jones Industrial Average at 10 30 a m fell 16 points to 77 62 while gainers slightly outpaced losers by about two to one on the NYSE.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
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