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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Aug 18, 1969

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Investigation Faults FAA Over Air Safety and Accidents

A congressional study criticizes the Federal Aviation Administration for use of statistics and questions the safety role of the National Transportation Safety Board and FAA in civilian aviation. It urges stronger federal action and oversight while noting limited evidence tying the FAA to accidents and suggesting reforms.

Washington PepOliea Nise Investiva NESE Repaias Ihece Board Savers Board FAA Jboard FAY

Fire at Frostburg music shop injures fourteen

A Frostburg blaze on Main Street trapped a music shop and damaged a restaurant, dress shop, and billiard hall. Fourteen people were hospitalized after the fire, which took more than five hours to control. Most of 21 above store apartments were destroyed.

Peostberg Jan Movers Illard

Democratic Reforms To Hit All States

Democratic reforms to hit all states move under a reform commission led by Senator George S. McGuern to revise delegate selection for the 1972 convention. The plan aims to abolish unit rules, open delegate selection to the calendar year, and preserve existing primacy in some states while updating procedures in others. Commission sources say less than a dozen states may need legal changes, with some requiring legislative action and others possible through party bylaws.

Wasisgdo George S. McGuern Tha. S.ves Mer California Massachusetts Commission The

Police Seize Marijuana Two Suspects In Maryland Raid

State Police arrested James R. Ledvie, 22, of Sudle, and Matthew D. Kravitz, 22, of Washington, D.C., after a night raid at Sadle, 15 miles south of Annapolis. About 21.6 pounds of marijuana in a barn were seized along with 174 growing plants in 24 patches. The haul, aided by helicopter surveillance, was described as the largest trimmed marijuana seizure in Maryland.

Annapole Cap People’s Court Annapolis James R. Levdie Sudle Matthew D. Kravitz Washington, D.C Sadle Frank Mazzone Lesdi Mazzone Maryland

Test Pilot Sets New Speed Record

Edwards Air Force Base California AP reports test pilot Darryl Greenamver broke the 1939 German piston driven aircraft speed record with a jet powered Grummar F8F2 Bearcat achieving an average 478 mph over a 3 kilometer course on four runs. The previous record was 469.2 mph by Fritz Wendel. Greenamver, 33, aimed to restore American speed prestige once led by Howard Hughes, Jimmy Doolittle and Billy Mitchell.

Edwards Atr Force Base Calif Darryl Greenamver Fritz Wendel Greenamver United States Howard Hughes Jimny Doolittle Billy Mitchell

Christmas Trees Die From Fumes In Maryland

Garrett County tree growers Dr FC Custer and Virgil T Steyer Jr report about 1/2 million trees damaged by sulfur dioxide air pollution from the nearby Stoney River plant of Virginia Electric Power Co. Ornamental horticulture expert Dr Frank Gouin confirms the poisoning symptoms and urges immediate removal of damaged stock.

Oakland APD University of Maryland Garrett County Aly Frank Gouin FC. Custer Virgil T. Steyer Jr Gouin Custer Steyer Butar West Virginia Stoney River Virginia Electric Power Co

Park Plans Conference With Nixon

SAN FRANCISCO AP President Park Chung Hee of South Korea arrives Wednesday for talks with President Nixon. Park says North Korea poses no invasion threat and that Korea's national security will be the main topic. He tells U S News and World Report Kim Il Sung aims to reunify Korea by force by 1970.

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