Farmers Market May Expand To Fifty Weeks
A steering committee plans to ask the Fair Board to operate the Farmers Market for 50 weeks a year. Dr. James E. McClellan says the proposal will be presented forcefully next Tuesday night. He argues for a ten year outlook and at least a five year venture, despite past misunderstandings with vendors. The group credits Frederick News-Post coverage and notes about 17 articles. The meeting also discussed site location at the Fair Grounds and potential vendor limits.
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Fair Board
James E. McClellan
Frederick City
McClellan
Fair Grounds
Frederick News-Post
A. Irvin Renn
County Urged to Develop Disaster Plan
Lt. Col. Elbert O Keeffe of the Maryland Civil Defense urged Frederick County Disaster Coordination Committee to craft a county wide plan focused on pre incident incident and post incident tasks. He stressed public education and warning and outlined immediate and long range post disaster needs including shelter Red Cross feeding and financial assistance. The committee appointed chairmen across law enforcement fire health emergency information and communications and set the next meeting for Sept 9 at city hall.
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Elbert O'Keeffe
Maryland Civil Defense and Disaster Preparedness Agency
Frederick County
O'Keeffe
Red Cross
George J. Stup
Frederick County Civil Defense and Planning Agency
Robert C. Snyder
Merkle D. Kemsburg
Michael Smith
Susan C. Nicol
Donald L. Trimmer
city hall
Papadopulos and Aides Sentenced After Greek Coup Trial
Former dictator George Papadopulos and two close aides were condemned to death for insurrection and high treason over the 1967 coup that suspended democracy in Greece. The court also sentenced eight others to life, with seven more receiving prison terms, while two officers were found innocent.
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ATHENS
George Papadopulos
Greece
army
Alexander Hadjipetros
Greek Central Intelligence Agency
Constantine Kandas
Gregory Spantidakis
George Zottakis
Michael Roufagalis
Dimitrios Ioannides
Papadopoulos
Constantine Papadopoulos
expictator
Michael Balopoulos
Ionannis Ladas
Anthony Lekkas
Kissinger Seeks All Middle East Peace, Arrives in Damascus
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger assures Syria that U S efforts cover all Middle East issues including the Golan Heights during a shuttle diplomacy tour amid Syria’s reservations about a step by step approach. He plans meetings with President Assad, then to Jerusalem, and notes potential return next month if Sinai accord not wrapped up. Debate grows over aid and possible Egyptian Israeli quick deal.
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DAMASCUS
Syria
Henry A. Kissinger
Middle East
Golan Heights
United States
Kissinger
Hafez Assad
Jerusalem
Egypt
Israel
Sinai
Mediterranean
Alexandria
Anwar Sadat
United Nations General Assembly
Ismail Fahmy
Giannaclis
Sadat
State Department
Robert Anderson
U.S
Ford administration
Congress
Jordan
Hood College opens 83rd year with record undergrad enrollment
Hood College begins its 83rd academic year with a record undergraduate enrollment of about 950 and more than 300 graduate students expected in new master’s programs. The opening convocation features the installation of Dr. Martha E. Church as Hood’s first woman president, to be installed by Lawrence Marx Jr. in an event at the Hudson Outdoor Theater.
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Hood College
Martha E. Church
liberal arts college
Lawrence Marx Jr
Hood
Hudson
District of Columbia
Wendy Zimet
Town Action to Host Sept Dinner Marking First Anniversary
Town Action will hold a Sept 10 dinner at Peter Pan Inn to honor about 45 award winners in three categories: renovation leaders, drive champions, and those who advanced the program before Sept 11, 1974. Co-chairs Curtis A Bowen and Mrs Peggy Pilgram said prize details remain private. The event, chaired by Mrs Louise Strine, will feature management consultant David Bork and speaker Frank Shelley, with nearly 300 attendees.
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Operation
Town Action
Peter Pan Inn
Curtis A. Bowen
Peggy Pilgram
Pilgram
Louise Strine
David Bork
Doylestown
Frank Shelley
Market Street
Carroll Creek
Seacond Street
Curt Bowen
Operation Town Action
Peter Par Inn
Amos L. Brown
Blue Cross unhappy with 23.9 percent rate hike
Maryland Blue Cross officials oppose a 23.9 percent rate increase for non group policies approved by the state Insurance Commission. The plan covers about 72 000 subscribers and may prompt further requests if hospital rates do not slow. The commissioner approved part of the request, rejecting 38.9 percent, and Blue Cross filed again for the 23.9 percent rise.
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BALTIMORE
Maryland
Blue Cross
state Insurance Commission
company
Thomas Hatem
Nicholas Greaves
Greaves
Jury deliberating Kent State damages conflicts probed
Jury deliberations focus on damages in Kent State case as defense arguments emerge. An expert notes that the war environment has shifted the landscape, with ongoing probes into contractor actions and related conflicts. Weather: mostly cloudy cooler today with highs near 80, overnight lows in 60s.
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Sinai Desert
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Mary Ann Simmons
Memorial Park
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