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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Dec 04, 1975

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City's first parking deck opens Friday

The $1.3 million four tier deck behind City Hall opens with free parking from Friday morning through Sunday night. The city plans a formal plaque ceremony in about two weeks and stresses the deck will be self supporting with revenue going to a dedicated parking fund.

City Hall Ellsworth McGaha Downtown Frederick Ronald N. Young

HEWs role in Frederick County racial balance dispute discussed

Frederick County school leaders voted to seek HEW guidance on racial balance. The board intends to invite HEW representatives to review schools within 90 days and discuss next steps with the board and parents. The issue centers on moving students to address disproportionate minority enrollment at South Frederick Elementary and nearby Elm Street and East Frederick schools.

Frederick County Department of Health, Education and Welfare HEW Rita Gordon Board of Education Gordon U.S. District Court John H. Pratt A. Doty Remsberg John L Carnochan Jr Carnachan South Frederick Elm Street East Frederick Judge Pratt

Tombstone unearthed during City work on South Market Street

On Wednesday workers on the South Market Street project uncovered a tombstone engraved In Memory of Peter Fout dating 1848 1851. The marker was turned over to authorities as part of the city dig photo credit Amos L Brown Amsterdam Netherlands AP.

South Market Street William Shugars Peter Fout Amos L. Brown

Wholesale prices hold steady in November report

The Labor Department says seasonally adjusted wholesale prices were flat in November after a small decline of 0.4 percent. The latest data show the index remains 37 percent higher than a year ago, the smallest 12 month rise since April 1972, with lower food costs and moderated prices cited as factors.

Washington Labor Department

Hunting Widows in the Deer Season Wrap Up

The article contrasts the busy hunting week with the overlooked plight of hunting widows left at home. It notes 176 deer checked, 45 from outside Frederick County, and ridicules stereotypes about women while detailing the season's end and the lingering urge to hunt again next year.

Frederick County

Maryland Lottery Results and Mixed Market Rally

MarylandLottery drawn numbers include 666702 for the 50 000 game 98887 for Millionaire finalist 651785 six digit 145 three digit 79122 first Bonus 892 four digit 236 second Bonus 236 New York stocks halted a three day decline after a rally driven by wholesale price trends The Dow fell 35 18 at the opening but later rose to 236 82 85 in the first half hour

Amsterdam Netherlands Holland Baltimore Maryland New York

Ford ends China trip with word on seven missing Americans

Peking reports all seven missing Americans are confirmed dead with two remains recovered. Secretary Kissinger said kin will be notified within 48 hours. Ford pledged to normalize U.S. China ties and noted agreement to disagree on Soviet policies as he heads to Indonesia.

Peking Ford China U.S Henry A. Kissinger Wineamae Soviet Union Indonesia Ching Washington

EAST FREDERICK RENOVATION DESIGN APPROVED

Renovation design for East Frederick was approved by the planning board amid local city development activity. The item signals ongoing upgrades in the downtown area. The report mentions no major opposition or related motions in the briefing.

East Frederick

Tenants allege neglect at Frederick Housing Authority site

Residents of John Hanson Apartments complain of filthy hallways, refuse and odor, with groups gathering at night and alleged rude staff. Housing Authority says staff must be firm, while lockout procedures and rent via money orders follow a April robbery. Beatrice Datson notes payment difficulties.

John Hanson Housing Authority Mary J Myers Lions Miss Myers City Housing Beatrice Datson

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