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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1975

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Bank, Key Hotel Foreclosure Discussed in Quiet Board Session

The Farmers and Mechanics National Bank withheld comment on the Francis Scott Key Hotel foreclosure after a hush two-person board meeting led by Benjamin Shuff and Guy Nusz. Foreclosure ads were delayed to allow Norman W. Todd time for a negotiated sale of the property tied to the N and D Todd’s Children’s Fund.

Farmers and Mechanics National Bank Francis Scott Key Benjamin Shuff Nusz Norman W. Todd N & D Todd's Children’s Fund Potomac Edison Company

City and C and P to share costs for Market Street undergrounding

The agreement to place utility wires underground on South Market Street faces approval by the Board of Aldermen. Officials expect costs to be under 100000 with equal city and C and P contributions and a conduit layout to begin within weeks.

South Market Street C&p Telephone Company Board of Aldermen Telephone Company Ronald N. Young Potomac Edison Company C&p Telephone Public Service Commission City PE and Telephone Company

City Officials Weigh Rent Control Plea and Fees

Mayor Ronald N. Young states the city lacks authority to enact rent control under state and city charters while supporting discussion at Thursday’s meeting with NAACP President Lord Nickens. He notes delays by C P Telephone on underground wiring and outlines a $5 fee for water service disconnection and restoration for delinquent properties. A citizen group plans to protest the burglar alarm fee.

Ronald N. Young Young Lord Nickens NAACP Nickens C&p Telephone Company Betty Rice

Brunswick appoints assistant police chief and campsite grant

Brunswick Town Council named Patrolman George Morris as assistant police chief to Chief Thomas G. Thompson effective immediately. The council also approved a $151,550 grant package for Potomac River campsite improvements including a bathhouse and sewer line, with Brunswick’s share about $41,000.

Brunswick Potomac River Jess D. Orndorff George Morris Thomas G. Thompson Morris Army Fort Ritchie Police Department C&o Plummer Construction Company Hagerstown Draper Sutcliffe Randall Staples Sr Frank Strakowsky

Frederick Man Dies After Truck Tire Mishap

Jacob F Drury of Frederick died from head injuries sustained while repairing a truck tire at Earl WH Mercer & Sons Hosemont Avenue. He was airlifted from Frederick Memorial Hospital to MIE where he died at 6 45 pm. Funeral arrangements are being handled by Smith Fadeley Keeney Basford Funeral Home. Earlier, the New York market posted a small gain as the Dow rose 23 points to 8287.

Frederick Maryland Institute For Emergency Medicine Baltimore Jacob F Drury Rt 3 Samuel Bricker Drury Earl WH Mercer & Sons Hosemont Avenue Frederick Memorial Hospital Mie Drury Smith, Fadeley, Keeney and Basford Funeral Home Etchison’s

Levi proposes guidelines to restrict FBI spying

MONTREAL AB AUS Gen Edward Levi today announced proposed limits on FBI domestic intelligence operations and the destruction of certain rules within 90 days. The plan seeks to balance investigative needs with constitutional privacy and free speech, restricting uses of informers and limiting electronic surveillance to rare cases. The guidelines, prepared by a Justice Department panel with an FBI member, would require Attorney General review of major probes and possible closure when no justification remains.

Montreal Edward Ho Lest Levi Justice Department FBI EBL

Senate panel subpoenas Nixon tapes on Chile covert actions

The Senate intelligence committee votes to subpoena tapes and documents on covert CIA actions in Chile during the Nixon era. The panel aims to obtain material without a court fight while continuing to seek Nixon testimony in a broader probe.

Senate Nixon Washington Senate Intelligence Committee Foard Chile White House Nion Salvador Atende Frank Church D-Idaho Mhomone Richard MP Nixon Ins Central Intelligence Agency Church Henry A. Kissinger Ron Nessen Sant Wiliam B

Ransom Demanded in Bronfman Kidnapping Case

Reported to be $15 million with Samuel Bronfman II held since Saturday and buried with a ten day supply of food and water. Family negotiates independently, while investigators note substantial funds collected and a Westchester County location. Edgar Bronfman Sr. flew to New York City amid the ransom drama.

Yorktown Heights Samuel Bronfman Bronfman New York Daily News Westchester County New York City Barbara Jane Mackle Georgia FBI Edgar M. Bronfman Seagram Co Ltd Montreal

Laura Edwards appointed Operation Town Action director

Mrs Laura Edwards of 1st Fourth Street has been named director of Operation Town Action for a year funded by the CETA program. Town Action co chairs Curtis A Bowen and Mrs Peggy Pilgram said her duties will be extensive. The group also announced its annual awards banquet for Sept 10 at Peter Pan with Mrs Louie Strine chairing Remsberg's Jewelers.

Laura Edwards 1St Fourth Street Town Action Curtis A Bowen Peggy Pilgram Edwards County Community Services Agency Peter Pan Louie Strine Remsberg Pilgram Bowen

Israelis study Egyptian proposal Air Force commander relieved

News brief notes Israel considering an Egyptian proposal with emphasis on air force matters. A commander was relieved amid drugging allegations involving Viet refugees. A defective truck was ordered off roads and the Army admits LSD injection related to a death. Weather outlook shows highs near 88 with possible thundershowers and warm nights.

AIR Force

Maryland Maryland Lottery Drawings Move to TV

Beginning Wednesday August 20 WBAL TV Channel 11 will air Maryland lottery drawings live from 7 30 to 8 p m The state becomes the fifth to televise its lottery The show will feature 50 cent and one dollar game drawings on the same night each week Station hopes for high viewership and revenue while the lottery seeks exposure and promotional benefits

Maryland Wbal-Tv Stanley Fine Federal Communications Commission WBAL

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