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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1974

Page

4

Community meeting airs school crowding and portables concerns

Green Valley residents, officials, and candidates debated overcrowding at New Market and Green Valley elementary schools, praising autonomy yet urging planning action. Carnochan defended delays, urged crisis realism, and discussed future Urbana and Cold Stream additions while portable classrooms remain contentious.

Carnachan Montgomery County Mowdomers Singapore Richard Curtis County Commission Curtis Green Valley New Market Carnochan Camnachan Urbana Cold Stream Singanore Interagency Committee On County Planning Commission Green Valley Association Ted Ward Ward Green Valley School

Clay Shaw Dies Acquitted In Kennedy Conspiracy

Clay Shaw, 60, former head of the International Trade Mart in New Orleans, died at his home after years of illness. He was acquitted in 1969 of conspiring in the Kennedy assassination. Shaw had retired in 1963 and later ran the French Market renovation project. He was summoned by District Attorney Jim Garrison in 1967 and faced trial with others linked to the Oswald case.

New Orleans Clay Shaw John F. Kennedy Shaw International Trade Mar Jumoen Beni B Sonera Jim Garrison French Quarter French Market The French Market Corp Garrison Lee Harvey Oswald

Flim Flam Attempt Reported To Police

Frederick City Police investigate a 91-year-old woman who received a late night call seeking help to raise funds for police salary increases. The caller did not ask for money directly and no appointment was made. Police urge reports of similar calls to the Criminal Investigations Division. Also, several arrests were reported: Earl S. Huse for assault and battery, Roger D. Sullions for larceny, Jacob N. Mines for receiving stolen goods, Frank G. Clabaugh for failure to yield, and four individuals for speeding in radar zones.

Frederick City Ann Ridenour Dill Avenue Earl S. Huse Hamilton Avenue Carol Roger D. Suillions Charles Town W. Va Jacob N. Mines Doubs Frank George Clabaugh West Fifth Street North Market Street Austin L. Keyser Rt 10 Frederick Ray D. Clift West Seventh Street Larry T. Cresap Military Road William N. Carroll Park University

Refinery Construction Continues Despite Voter Rejection

Steuart Petroleum Company says construction on its $160 million Piney Point refinery in St. Marys County proceeds despite county voters’ 2 to 1 defeat three weeks earlier. William R. Saul, VP of construction, stated no order to halt or accelerate work has been issued.

Washington Steuart Petroleum Company St. Mary's County William R. Saul Piney Point Potomac River Here

Heroin Shipment Seized Across Atlantic

Federal narcotics agents seized a 5 kilogram French heroin shipment hidden in Louis XII furniture. Officials said the cocaine like recall warned of an ongoing epidemic and the seizure could have supplied about 4,800 users monthly.

New York John Ro Bartels Federal Drug Enforcement Adminstration

Air Force Academy Head Opposes Women Cadets Enrollment

Maj. Gen. James Allen, 48, the youngest superintendent in Academy history, rejects the proposed enrollment of women cadets. He supports the law barring women from combat and argues that current world conditions do not justify women at the academy.

Air Force Academy Colo James Allen Allen United States

Park's Wife Killed In Assassination Attempt in Seoul

President Chaung Hee Park survived an assassination attempt during an Independence Day address in Seoul. His wife died after a six hour operation from a head wound. A 16-year-old chorus member also died. the gunman was reportedly armed with a Japanese passport.

Seoul Chaung Hee Park National University Park Hus i Foreign Ministry Yukio Yoshii Osaka Yoshii Japan South Korea

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