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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1981

Page

7

Sheckells case revisited and HDC dispute in Frederick

The Sheckells saga in Frederick highlights two years of friction with the Historic District Commission over vinyl siding on 302 W. Patrick St. Descriptions of red tape, hospitalizations, and community aid juxtapose with calls for checks and balances. The piece also targets East Fourth Street plans and criticizes autonomous city authority, urging voters to weigh the HDC’s future amid a looming election.

Historic District Commission Richard Mabel Sheckells Mrs. Sheckells Mr. Sheckells W. Patrick St Frederick HDC Cy Bartgis Lincoln Stull O'Neill Construction Co Sheckelises Mrs. Sheckelis Sheckells The Nor William Anderson Shab Row East Street East Fourth Street Commission Mr. Anderson Richard and Bartgis Stuli

Case Hugel affair taints Washington power play

Ralph de Toledano reviews the Hugel case linking Thomas and Samuel McNeil to accusations against Max Hugel, aided by the Washington Post. He argues CIA insidery and media manipulation pressured Hugel to resign, while questioning the case's basis and noting losses to credibility and national security.

Washington Thomas Samuel McNeil Max Hugel CTA William J. Casey Washington Post Hugel CIA Casey Bill Casey Barry Goldwater Senate Intelligence Committee CLA Em: Post

Rickover Clash Sinks Nuclear Sub Flailed by Electric Boat Chief

Admiral Rickover, a feared nuclear submarine pioneer, faces criticism from General Dynamics Electric Boat over a La Jolla test where the sub went 240 feet deep in reverse for three minutes. The conflict highlights safety concerns, command authority, and Navy oversight.

Washington Adm Hyman Rickover Pentagon Rickover Congress General Dynamics Corp General Dynamics Corp., Whose Electric Boat Thomas Hayward Naval Operations Electric Boat P.T. Veliotis la Jolla Navy Veliotis General Dynamics John Dilton

Frederick Man Seeks Annulment Over Drunken Marriage

A Frederick man filed for annulment of his marriage claiming he was too drunk to know what happened after a trip to Brunswick. He woke Deputy Clerk John H. Martz to obtain the license and later established a separate residence for the couple. The court delayed a decision while a lawyer advised further steps.

Frederick Brunswick John H. Martz Court House Martz

Plans for Walkersville Sewing Factory Opening

Twenty years ago plans were completed for opening a Walkersville sewing factory employing at least 125. It would use the former Robert Terry Garment Company building owned by Robert Nicodemus. Theodore Henson would be general manager. Two local men and families won a Bermuda cruise in a Home Mutual Life Insurance sales contest. Howard M Ambrose and Ceril B Pryor were among 13 Maryland and Pennsylvania winners. Frederick County Commissioners, Frederick City Aldermen, and Frederick Chamber of Commerce officials met at Francis Scott Key Hotel to discuss attracting new industry. They deemed new industry needed to broaden the tax base and considered a public meeting with top civic and business leaders to spur interest.

Walkersville Robert Terry Garment Company Robert Nicodemus Theodore Henson Walkersvile Manufacturing Company Home Mutual Life Insurance Bermuda Howard M. Ambrose Ceril B. Pryor Maryland Pennsylvania Frederick

Letters to the Editor on pro choice debate

The July 29 pro choice letter by Stephanie Ash blends fact and fiction. She equates Moral Majority and Right to Lifers with pro abortion groups, while arguing Planned Parenthood and funders wield big power and money.

Stephanie Ash Ms. Ash Planned Parenthood Rockefeller Ford Foundations United Way

Abortion Debate Echoes From Past Letters to Editor

A reader argues life begins at conception citing medical groups and polls. She recalls 1972 ballot battles, cites Dr Leon Rosenberg and media coverage, and urges support for life protections and counseling networks. Location shown as Mount Airy.

Ise World Medical Association Senator East Leon Rosenberg Chicago Washington Post Ash

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