State negotiates Third Street site for juvenile group home
Maryland officials from the Department of Health and Mental Hygiene and the General Services Administration are negotiating to purchase 13 West Third Street in Frederick for a Juvenile Services Administration run group home. An appraisal is reported done and a negotiator is engaged. officials say condemnation will not be used and other sites will be considered if price is not reasonable. The deal has not closed and local attorney Herbert Morrison represents the owners amid zoning concerns.
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BALTIMORE
Maryland Department of General Services
state Department of Health and Mental Hygiene
Third Street
health department
Third St
Juvenile Services Administration
state Department of General Services
Frederick
Herbert D. Morrison
Morrison
Department of
Red Cross
State Farm Insurance Building
Oak Street
Baltimore Blood Center
County Lacks Local Air Quality Monitoring Devices
An EPA study shows smog from metropolitan areas reaches rural Frederick County up to fifty miles out. EPA Administrator Russell Means says rural pollution controls may be needed while Frederick AQC chief Paul Beale cites long delays for test results and urges portable readout trailers to monitor sulfur dioxide and particulates locally.
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Frederick County
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Russell Means
Paul Beale
Baltimore
Beale
Frederick
Washington
Attempted Murder Trial Opens in Circuit Court
Wayne A. Thomas of Sagner Court faces an attempted murder case in Circuit Court before Judge Robert E. Clapp Jr. He is charged in the December 3 1974 shooting of Preston E. Long Highs Store night manager on East Patrick Street. Long identified Thomas as the shooter in the store parking lot amid porch lights and familiar activity.
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Wayne A. Thomas
Sagner Court
Robert E. Clapp Jr
Thomas
Preston E. Long
High
East Patrick Street
Long
Catherine A. Davis
Edward Dwyer
Davis
Robert S. Rothenhoefer
Speed patrols nab wanted murder suspect on Maryland highway
Trooper Henry Pilch stopped 29 year old Robert Lucas after clocking 20 mph in a 7:45 a.m. incident. Lucas, resident of Suitland, was charged with license and speed violations and found wanted for murder and narcotics offenses in New York City since 1972. He waived extradition and awaits escort back to New York.
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Henry Pilch
Frederick Barracks
Robert Marco Lucas
Suitland Rd
Suitland
Lucas
New York City
Frederick County
New York
Grain traders urged to halt Soviet sales
Washington AP Ford administration asks American grain traders to refrain from further negotiations with the Soviet Union for at least a month due to a weaker harvest outlook. Agriculture Secretary Butz stressed prioritizing feed grain for U.S. livestock and noted continued discussions with Moscow. The crop report forecasts a record corn crop of 5.5 billion bushels, aided by a 6-8 percent rise in food prices year over year. Soybeans and wheat are also projected higher, underpinning livestock feed and food production.
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WASHINGTON
Ford administration
Soviet Union
U.S
Agriculture
Earl J. Bute
Bute
Butz
Moscow
Agriculture Department
Iowa
Nebraska
Don Paarlberg
department
Corn Belt
NEW YORK
Earl Butz
New York Stock Exchange
Bank Board Set To Rule On FSK Hotel Foreclosure
The Farmers & Mechanics National Bank board will meet to decide on foreclosing the Francis Scott Key Hotel after the owner Norman W. Todd requested a halt to allow negotiations. The hotel faces a $6,000 water bill and about $50,000 in delinquent taxes, triggering the mortgage default alongside a pending foreclosure plan. Todd argues refurbished rooms and interest from other buyers could secure a better bank return and asks the bank to reconsider before an auction.
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Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Francis Scott Key
Guy Nusz
Nusz
Benjamin Shuff
Norman W. Todd
Todd
Shuff
Penney's
Lawmen may rewrite books on prostitution in court cases
A terse item notes lawyers may seek to redefine or reframe literature on prostitution within legal proceedings. The blurb suggests shifting approaches to sexual commerce debates and legal perspectives in ongoing cases.
Hoffa kidnapping lead called fabrication by FBI
Hoffa family says a new witness saw the ex Teamsters president abducted but the FBI calls the account a complete fabrication. James P. Hoffa cites an eye witness at the Machus Red Fox, while federal officials report no solid leads amid hundreds of tips.
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LAKE ORION
Mich
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Hoffa
FBI
Jay E. Bailey
Detroit
James P. Hoffa
Red Fox
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