Craft Fair to return for two more years in Frederick
Frederick Craft Fair director Noel Clark signed a two year lease with the Frederick Fairgrounds Board to host the 2nd and 3rd annual national craft shows. The event will extend from two days to a week next year and include more fairgrounds space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Frederick Fairgrounds
Noel Clark
Gapland
fair
James E. McClellan
Clark
McClellan
board of managers
fair board
Canada
the
Kissinger Arrives Under Tight Israeli Airport Security
Israeli security forces mounted the strongest guard at Ben-Gurion Airport to shield Secretary of State Kissinger amid protests and a suspected assassination plot. Police hunted a man tied to the Jewish Defense League and sought another American as Kissinger pursued a Sinai accord with Egypt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry A. Kissinger
Sinai
Israel
Egypt
Jewish Defense League
Kissinger
Ben-Gurion International
Richard M. Nixon
Jerusalem
Haifa
Lebanon
Washington
Simcha Dinitz
Defense
Moshe Dayan
Dinitz
Cairo
Gidi
Mitla
Abu Rudeis
Balain
Two Men Charged With Kidnapping In Maryland City
Frederick City police arrested two men Dennis Brice Page and Donald Merriman and are holding a third as a West Virginia fugitive after a kidnapping at the M J Grove Lime Company plant. The suspects abducted Robert Leon Jacobs Jr. and fled in a black 1970 GTO after confronting him with a rifle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
West Virginia
Dennis Brice Page
Point of Rocks
Donald Robert Merriman
East C. Street
Brunswick
Robert Leon Jacobs Jr
East South Street
Burck Street
Frederick
U.S. 40
Holly Hills
Jerry Koogle
Robert Kahe
Paul Koogle
M. J. Grove Lime Company
Grove
Jacobs
Page
Grove plant
Merriman
ecology
Gasoline station offers senior citizen discount
Frederick area Cloverleaf Shell owner Donald V. Smith announces an across the board discount for seniors 55 and over. The 5 percent off gas and up to 10 percent on other purchases begins immediately verified by driver license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Donald V. Smith
Cloverleaf Shell
Md. 85
Evergreen Point
I-270
the
News-Post
Smith
Burton Taylor reunites amid shared memories
The clipping notes Burton and Taylor together again, highlighting a moment of reflection on past traditions. It mentions Mrs. Ford and a separate bedroom tradition as part of a brief, seemingly domestic vignette. The piece closes with a quoted aphorism from Oliver Wendell Holmes.
Consumer prices rise 1.2 percent in July driven by food gas and used cars
The Labor Department reports July inflation at 1.2 percent, the largest monthly gain this year, with annual rate at 1.4 percent. Food up 1.9 percent, gasoline up 4.3 percent, and used cars up nearly 4 percent, accounting for about three fourths of the monthly rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WASHINGTON
Labor Department
San Francisco Police and Fire Strike Ends Tentatively
Mayor Alioto mediates a tentative settlement between striking police and fire departments. Supervisors are expected to approve after a night’s sleep. Police and fire crews, numbering about 90 percent of officers, walked out over a 6.5 percent raise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SAN FRANCISCO
Joseph L. Alioto
board of supervisors
Alioto
imprompttu
Police Officers Association
Fire Fighters Local 798
Community Concerts season sell out in Frederick
The Frederick Community Concert Association reports an early sellout for its 39th season. Renewals by Aug 20 gave members priority while new applications increased enrollment to fit the auditorium. A waiting list is being formed for possible cancellations and additional openings, with contact details for interested applicants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Sherwood M. Hackett
College Ave
Donald E. Leatherman
W. College Terrace
Mountain climber calls it quits on Sugarloaf Mountain
A first person reminiscence of Aug 19 1975 when the author vowed to stop climbing mountains after a day spent with Congressman Gilbert Gude's party touring the Potomac area near Frederick County. The piece describes the climb to Sugarloaf Mountain's fourth level and the decision to quit mountaineering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Gude
Potomac River
Sugarloaf Mountain
Wyoming
Sir Edmund Hillary
Congressman Gude
Frederick County
Minnie Pohlman
Stronghold
Also Mentioned on This Page
City Hall
Amos L. Brown
RONNIE D. SMITH
BALTIMORE
Maryland
NEW YORK
Inside The News
BURTON
Taylor
MRS. FORD
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Gude
William E. Graffam
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!