Carrell Creek Linear Park Funds Approved by State
The Carrell Creek Linear Park project gains state approval for funding as a companion to the Carrell Creek Interceptor Sewer. City officials report totals and cost differences across three property acquisitions, with plans for eastward park extensions, sloping banks, trees, benches, a bicycle path, and nighttime lighting.
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Carrell Creek
The
Water Resources TL Rel Ag
Gut City Assidant
Robert L. Strine
Strine
Krebs
Mullinix Park
Degree Day System Helps Keep Area Homes Warm
The News-Post reports Economy Oil Co of Frederick County uses a degree day system to time automatic fuel oil deliveries. William G. Linehan of Phoenix, Inc states readings can help homeowners gauge heating efficiency, with daily and season totals to be published starting Tuesday.
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Economy Oil Co
Phoenix, Inc
Wisner St
Frederick County
William G. Linehan
News - Post
Hts
Weather Bureau
Colder Air Follows Rain After Mild Spell
Brief forecast notes a cold front bringing colder air after rain. Expect highs near 50 today, around 30 at night, with fair weather into Friday.
Training Ends for City Police Dogs
Two prospective police dog instructors briefed on 14 week basic training and graduation for K9 teams. Sgt Keett notes dogs perform without bites off duty, protect homes and neighborhoods, and have 14 recent points in training. Brechey and Mehler identified as handlers.
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Pobice
Uni.t
Frederick
Sgt
Keett
Patece
Vandals Hit East Frederick Elementary School
Vandals shattered glass and sprayed cabinets at East Frederick Elementary in an early morning break-in reported to Guy Police at 7 a.m. when the school opened. Glass from several showcases was damaged and the scene described in brief notes.
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East Frederick
Wholesale prices surge 1.8 percent in latest index
The Labor Department reports the wholesale price index rose 1.8 percent seasonally adjusted last month reversing a two month decline. Energy costs led a record 34.7 percent jump in refined petroleum products with fuels up 19.3 percent overall while farm and processed foods fell 1.5 percent. Milk rose 5.4 percent and eggs 2 percent.
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Washington
House Panel Limits Profits In Oil Crisis
Washington AP report notes a House panel grants Nixon authority to set prices on coal crude oil and petroleum products to curb windfall profits for producers amid the ongoing energy crisis. The move follows earlier cost of living measures and economic power use.
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House
Kan
Nixon
Confirmation Vote Awaited By Ford
Washington AP reports an early evening ceremony planned to swear in Gerald Ford as vice president after the House confirms his nomination. The 60 year old Michigan congressman is expected to be approved 92 to 3 by the Senate and by broad margins in the House, with Chief Justice Burger to administer the oath. Ford says he feels mixed emotions about leaving familiar roles while anticipating future challenges. Opposition is limited, tied largely to Nixon's Watergate troubles.
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Washington
Gerald K. Ford
House
Nixon
Ford
Spiro T. Agnew
Michigan
Senate
Supreme Court
Warren E. Burger
Gerald R. Ford
United States
Sheriff Bail Trial Set for Jan 28 Amid Leaks Clash
Circuit Court Judge Samuel Barrick orders a gag on all parties and court staff to prevent news leaks ahead of the January 28, 1974 trial of Frederick County Sheriff Richard O. Baumgartner charged with assault and battery of a jail inmate and malfeasance in office. The order prohibits extrajudicial statements and restricts release of non public case details to ensure fair trial. The sheriff faces multiple malfeasance counts tied to inmate handling and labors at the sheriff’s home, with the trial to be held in Frederick.
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Frederick
Richard O. Baumgartner
Circuit Court
Samuel W. Barrick
Baumgartner
Barrick
News - Post
Hagerstown
Joseph A
Ott
Link's Bridge Road
Ball Road
Richard and
Preston Cartaugh
Hes
William RK. Leckemby
Libel Suit Continues Over Peary High Principal Record
In Montgomery County Circuit Court Judge Robert E. Clapp Jr. denied a defense motion for a directed verdict as the libel case of Dr. Fred L. Dunn Jr. against Monntgomery County Sentinel publishers proceeds. Defense witness Steven Jacobs, former Peary High School student leader, testified that in 1947 the student government voted to abolish voter registration in elections, claiming Dunn vetoed the amendment.
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Robert E. Clapp Jr
Fred L. Dunn Jr
Monntgomery County Sentinel
John B. Jaske
Robert E. Peary High School
Rockville
Dr. Dunn
Dun
Steven Jacobs 2
Silver Spring
Peary
SGA
Jacobs
Facotis
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Betty Everd
Board of Public Works
Department of Naturalsources
Willison Krebs
Natural Tee
Act
Shine
Rusty
Lobo
By Susan Nicol Sant Wetter
Vesson
Pratt Boet
Lake
Wayne Mehler
Wayne Brechey
Keott
Sniig
Sgt. Kiett
Krew
Noth
Lebo
Frederick City
Wayne Bruchey
Pic
Wayne Mohler
Amos I. Brown
Holesale
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