Boy 16 Loses Leg In Lime Company Mishap
Sixteen year old Harold L Fisher of LeGore loses his right leg above the knee when his foot slips into a pulverizing auger at LeGore Lime Company while feeding raw stone. He was rushed to Frederick Memorial Hospital by Woodsboro Volunteer Ambulance and listed in satisfactory condition. Investigations by Tic, John W Reburn and the Maryland Industrial Accident Commission are ongoing. The plant is owned by Phoenix Inc with officer Richard R Kline. In a separate incident, Lorraine Mathias Brown, 38, Frederick, was arrested for assault and battery.
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Harold L. Fisher
LeGore Lime Co
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Fisher
William Fisher
LeGore
Woodsboro
LeGore Lime Company
Tic
John W. Reburn
Maryland Industrial Accident Commission
Phoenix, Inc
Richard R. Kline
Kline
Saul
Negative Type Blood Appeal Issued For Next Bloodmobile Visit
The Frederick County Red Cross Blood Program chairman James A. Grove urges B negative and AB negative donors for the August 16 bloodmobile at Evangelical Lutheran Church from 1 to 6 30 pm. Results from the August 4 State Farm visit show 145 donors, 13 deferred, 1 unsuccessful, 129 pints credited to the county quota with 97 to State Farm and 19 other organizations. eight directed donations for a Baltimore hospital. Pins awarded include One Gallon to several volunteers. Two Gallon to John S. White. Grove praised the visit yet lamented the lack of B negative and AB negative response.
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James A. Grove
Frederick County
Red Cross Blood Program
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Red Cross
State Farm Insurance Company
State Farm Blood Bank
Baltimore
Charlotte A. Edwards
Walter R. Cramer Jr
Mary V. Leatherman
Erma L. Grove
Ronald E. Manges
Connie E. Cramer
Stoney Quick
Frank Camazo
David E. Hildebrand
John S. White
Grove
Betty Snyder
Elizabeth Seeger
Mary Holdcraft
Mary Nargis
Victoria McCauley
Wanda Clayton
Mary Kline
Emily Wallace
Planners Reject Boat Sales Outlet in Mountaindale
Frederick County Planning and Zoning Commission denied rezoning to B-3 for a boat sales and service center at Mountaindale despite approving B-1 status for a grocery store and garage service. The open boat operation was deemed a violation of current zoning, with residents opposing the center at a main intersection. Final decision rests with county commissioners after a hearing.
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Frederick County
W. Jermoe Offutt
Mountaindale
Powell Roads
Offutt
Planning Commission
Lawrence Nelson
Edward Holter
Aubrey J. Snoots
Officials veto pool fencing ordinance in Frederick County
Frederick County commissioners rejected a proposed pool fencing ordinance aimed at high density areas. Mary Ford of the National Association for Swimming Pool Safety urged continued effort to pass state and federal pool safety measures. Commissioner Lawrence Dorsey cited drownings in rivers lakes and ponds as reasons for the veto, noting the exemption of those sites.
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National Association For Swimming Pool Safety
Mary Ford
Ford
Wallace Hutton
General Assembly
Lawrence Dorsey
Frederick
Northern Ireland Rioting Bloodshed Reaches New Peak
In Belfast and Londonderry fresh clashes erupt as British troops confront rioters amid a day of heavy casualties. The violence inflames sectarian tensions with soldiers shot at and explosions damaging homes and factories across six counties. officials tally 14 dead and 94 injured, with property damage soaring.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Andersontown
Londonderry
Lower Falls
Brian Faulkner
Irish Republican Army
Irish Republic
Newry
Bank Robbery Reported At First National Bank Purcellville Va
Police alerted after an undetermined amount of cash was stolen during a robbery at the First National Bank of Purcellville Virginia. Two Black men fled toward Maryland Route 17 in a blue car with a light colored top. roadblocks set by State Police at Frederick and Hagerstown by noon with no arrests.
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First National Bank
Purcellville
Frederick
MD. 17
Brunswick
Hagerstown
Heat Persists With Highs In The 90s Across Countian Weather
Muggy conditions continue as temperatures climb into the low to mid 90s. No wind keeps the heat oppressive with a 50 percent chance of showers expected midweek. Yesterday’s high reached 87 and the low 64.
Egypt Calls Envoys Home For Parleys
Egypt summons its Washington Moscow and United Nations envoys for important consultations on Middle East questions led by Foreign Minister Mahmoud Riad. Ambassadors Hassan el Zayatt Murad Ghaled and Ashraf Gharbal head Egyptian interests in Washington Moscow and the UN. The talks aim to plan for the upcoming UN General Assembly as Cairo weighs bringing the Middle East conflict to the UN amid US peace efforts.
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Cairo
Egypt
Washington
Moscow
United Nations
Middle East
Mahmoud Riad
Hassan el Zayatt
Murad Ghaled
Ashraf Gharbal
U.N. General Assembly
United States
Ali Youssef
Isi
Adoptive Service Workers Report Shortage Of Babies
Frederick County faces a baby shortage with only three infants available for adoption for 20 waiting families. Twenty more have applications. Social workers Gladys Jacobson and Lynnda Johnson cite liberalized abortions and contraception, but say a nationwide shortage masks a mismatch of available children. Bi racial or handicapped children are plentiful, but few couples will adopt them.
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Frederick County
Department of Social Services
Gladys Jacobson
Lynnda Johnson
Jacobson
Thieu Seeks Death Penalty for Viet Drug Pushers
Saigon AP reports President Nguyen Van Thieu proposing an emergency anti drug bill making narcotics dealing a wartime crime with the death penalty for importers and peddlers in organized rings. The measure aims at addicts rehabilitation while addressing drug supply to U.S. troops and Vietnamese networks.
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Saigon
Neuyen van Thien
National Assembly
Thieu
U.S
Hood College appoints new director of admissions
Hood College president Dr. Randle Elliott named Jerald L. Garland as director of admissions. Garland, ex Bloomfield College official, replaces Robert A. Doyle who resigned to study in Boulder. Garland holds degrees from Elizabethtown and Temple, with earlier studies at Wesleyan and Penn State.
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Randle Elliott
Hood College
Jerald L. Garland
Liberal Arts
Bloomfield College
Bloomfield
N.J
Robert A. Doyle
Boulder
Colo
Elizabethtown College
Temple University
Wesleyan
National Association of College Admissions Counselors
American As
Police Halt Theft Attempts In Two Reported Incidents
Two attempted thefts were thwarted by city police on Monday. A stereo unit was targeted from a car on South Market Street and a break‑in was reported at Farmers Feed and Supply on East All Saints Street. One youth fled over a cemetery fence. a ball glove was later found. No suspects were apprehended.
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Bertha Rice
South Market Street
Edgar Nicodemus
Carver Apartments
Carrollton Drive
Nicodemus
Farmers Feed and Supply Co
East All Saints Street
Pfc
Barry Horner
European woes weigh on U S stocks in light trading
Market report from New York notes European monetary problems pressuring the U S dollar and stocks. By 10 30 a m the Dow Jones industrial average fell 4 13 points to 839 52 as trading remained subdued.
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New York
U.S
Fire Log Report for Thurmont Area Incidents
Fire log notes a building fire at 708 South of Baker Valley Road with Thurmont and Emmitsburg responding at 10 51 am Monday. An automobile fire at 5 43 pm Monday drew Independents rescue crews. Ambulance calls list Emergency nine Rovntine four. Jail population records show 25 males and one female.
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Thurmont
Emmitsburg
Baker Valley Road
Rovntine
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Harold Fisher
Lorraine Mathias Brown
Tor James W., Hagg
Alpha-Portland Cement Company
Interstate 70
MD. 85
Theodore N. Gaynor
Charles Town
W. Va
George Randall
Margaret Hindman
Cranbrook Gardens
Ardoyne
Gis
Hood
Republic of Vietnam
Cam Ranh Bay
South Vietnam
Market Report
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