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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1964
Page
14
Atty Lewis Noonberg cites college documents to show no religious requirements for lay faculty. About one eighth of faculty are non Catholic. Lawyers expect first trial phase to wrap next week with a fight over the legal standing of 12 Maryland residents. Arguments on the constitutional issue are not due until next spring.
Hood College St Josephs College and Western Maryland College prepared to be heard next week in a suit challenging 2.5 million dollars in Maryland public funds to church affiliated colleges. Notre Dame College Baltimore completed its rebuttal in Anne Arundel County district court, with evidence focusing on the college’s role and offerings.
George R. Sanner of North Market Street Maryland will head communications to local industries in national emergencies as part of Frederick County Local Industry Advisory Committee. Frederick radio sta tion WFMD chief engineer Frederick is named chairman, with Defense Commissioner Robert T. Bartley of the FCC announcing the appointment to oversee industry communications during emergencies.
Brunswick may get a daytime radio station within 90 days if the FCC approves an application by Electra Corporation officers George Gillespie Frank Manthos and their wives from Washington. The group says a 250 watt daytime station on 1520 kilocycles with 77.8 percent ads would be built in Brunswick with transmitter and studio a quarter mile from WMHI Braddock Heights.
The FCC filing describes a single 208 foot medium sized tower proposed east of D Street and Ninth Avenue in Brunswick for the third Frederick County radio station. Estimated construction cost is 21200 dollars with first year operating cost of 45000 dollars.
Frederick County's newest dairy facility will be displayed today at Sambhill Farm. The farm, owned by Samuel R. Molesworth and Son, sits on Penn Shop Road between Kemptown and Mt. Airy. Features include sealed storage silos, a new milking parlor, 100 stall freestall area, automatic feeding, and liquid manure storage and disposal unit. The facility, except silos, was built by a Baltimore construction company as a single package.
Maryland Soil Conservation Committee gave the Pipe Creek Watershed study a green light. Frederick and Carroll County officials said final approval rests with Donald Williams of the Soil Conservation Service. If approved, a federal funded plan will include dams, land treatment, forestry, wildlife, recreation, and water supplies for both counties.
George Greer and Conservationist William Boothe join Extension Agent Robert Jones and district supervisors Randall Spoerlein Carroll Wilhide and Sterling Leister along with Landon C Burns on a county land project panel.
The Maryland Society of Professional Engineers Frederick Chapter will host Julio Lecuonia, assistant city engineer of Chambersburg Pennsylvania, as guest speaker at the December 8 meeting. He will discuss his experiences in engineering and politics in Cuba under the Castro regime, with previous talks entertaining audiences.
According to Paul H Teare local chapter the meeting will be held in the Maryland State Roads Commission District Engineers Building across Route 40 from the Holiday Inn. It starts at 8 00 p m and is open to the public. The chapter has 30 members led by Harold A Chichester president Everett L Neff vice president Thomas G Mohler secretary treasurer Charles R Baldwin director and Roger H Willard alternate director.
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