Dorsey Seeks Expansion of County Board in Annapolis
Dorsey urges a new law to enlarge the Frederick County five member board to a three member or expanded panel, arguing current daily attendance and history justify change. He cites support from the Democratic Central Committee, Chamber of Commerce, Farm Bureau, Grange, and Professional Women. Legislators note citizen backing at meetings as they consider a County Board of Public Works to grant commissioners more control over county operations.
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Ulemenigsenet
Jose A. Derr
Annnapolis
Frederick County
Washingles County
Carroll County
Donald L. Lewis
Ammapolis
News - Post
Dorsey
Democratic Central Committee
County Chamber of Commerce
Farm Bureau
County Grange and
Association of Professional Women
Edward P. Thomas
Charles H. Smetser
C. Clifton Wirts
Julien Pdelphey
County Board of Public Works
Public Works Board
West Gets Life Term For Runkies Murder
West Jr. was given life imprisonment after pleading to first degree murder in the December 4 1971 slaying of Francis Edward Runkies and Edith Miles in Mt Airy. Betty Jane Cutty faced accessory after the fact charges and was released on her own recognizance.
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West
Runkies
Que
Mt. Airy
Dese Newlin West Jr
Brane
Hien
Tan Canting
Francis Edward Runkies
Extith Miles
Geeeemensar Savnte
Ainy
U.S
Robert
Betty Jane Cutty
Runkles
Woodville Road
St Petersburg
Fla
Florida Department of Law Enforcement
Cpl
Victor Wolfe
John Rebard
Edith Miles
Fort Detrick
Women’s Army
Miles
Public Hearing Set On Krantz Rezoning
A split vote by the Moyer Board on Thursday authorizes a public hearing for the Krantz rezoning of ten acres along Ba s Lame on January 3 1974 the final meeting of the present administration. Attorneys clashed over postponement arguing fairness and preparation time for opposing residents and developers.
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Moyer
Board of
Krantz
Torrent
David Freishtat
Monmtgomery County
A Linowes and Blocher
Ubee
Beard
Herbert Rellins
Relins
Bar Association
Free Listing For Car Pools In Frederick News Post
Public service notice from the Frederick News-Post announces free listing of car pools. Readers are invited to submit pooling plans and join efforts to share rides and reduce traffic costs. Listings will be published at no charge.
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Car Peel
Frederick
Chapin Pleads Innocent in Watergate Grand Jury Case
Dwight L. Chapin, 32, pleaded innocent to four counts of making false statements to the Watergate grand jury about Donald H. Segretti activities. Judge Gerhard A. Gesell released him on personal recognizance. Authorities allege Chapin lied about directing Segretti, knowledge of campaign literature, and his awareness of Segretti’s salary and expenses.
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Aaintatta
Dwight L. Chapin
Watergate
Donald H. Segretti
Gerhard A. Gesell
Chapin
Sinohae Lee Enette
Segretti
Wi Fn Nun
FBI
Thurmont Jaycees Plan Community Center
Thurmont Jaycees propose a 13.88 acre site funded by state money for a community center. Darrell Kinsey pledges 15000 for renovation and asks that tennis courts be built on part of the land. The project aims to serve youths, seniors, and civic groups with access to a non profit facility.
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Darrell Kinsey
Bes
Banka ” m
Ford Becomes Vice President and Presides in Senate
Gerald Ford formally assumes the vice presidency aboard a ceremonial handover. He signs papers, receives parking stickers, takes the gavel, and chairs the Senate for portions of the opening session as nations eyes turn to his new role.
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Washington
Gerald R. Ford
Senate
George McGovern
D-S.d
Ford
Dick Clark
Iowa
Fev
C. Ralston Smith
Bethesda
Gerald Ford
Smith
Billy Graham
Nixon
Nixon Planned Trip on Amtrak From Washington to Brunswick
Report claims President Nixon will ride a scheduled Amtrak train from Washington to Brunswick on Saturday, then transfer to a car or helicopter to Camp David. Officials did not confirm. Amtrak said they had heard nothing.
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Exhber
White Howe
Amtrak
Nixon
Washington
Brunswick
Camp David
Thurmond
White House
Baltimore
Bancroft Says He Decided Dr Dunn Unsuited For Job
Former Montgomery Sentinel reporter William Bancroft testified in a libel suit that he decided Dr. Fred Dunn Jr was unsuited for his job after weeks of investigation. He cited 35 reasons and described student protests, disciplinary disputes, and administrative dissatisfaction at Peary High School during the 1970 71 school year.
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Fred Dunn Jr
Montgomery County Sentinel
Sentinel
William Bancroft
Montgomery County Hien
Bancroft
Dunn
Robert Woodward
Watergate
Washington Post
BTN
Robert E. Peary
Dr. Dunn
Rockville
Enrictien
Peary High School
Board of Education
Eva Johns
University of Maryland
Peary
Morkup Publishing Company
Jobless Rate Climbs to 4.7 Percent in November
The U S unemployment rate rose to 4.7 percent as 300000 more people were out of work in November amid the Arab oil embargo and a cooling economy. Total employment held at 857 million while unemployment neared 43 million. The rise signals the early impact of fuel shortages on jobs and forecasts point to higher rates next year.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Nixon
Robertson Elected Mental Health Leader
Ronald W. Robertson was elected leader at a Frederick County Mental Health Association meeting. He has long served with the Mental Health Association of Washington County as treasurer, finance committee chair, and Bell Ringer drive leader. A veteran of the US Army Finance Corps, he attended Rochester Institute of Banking and has 14 years of banking experience as a cashier at a local bank branch.
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Frederick County Mental Health Association
Ronald W
Mental Health Association of
Washington County
Treasuer
Oval
United States Army Finance Corp
Rochester Institute of Institue of Banking
Robertsen
Barkine
No Gas Rationing Before March and Emission Stand
The administration says there will be no gasoline rationing before March. A House Commerce Committee vote approved a compromise auto exhaust provision delaying cleaner air rules until 1977 as part of emergency energy legislation. The Senate faces a $20 billion bank bill while talks continue on gas rationing decisions and voluntary conservation measures.
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Washington
House
Nixon
Betield
Senate
William FE. Simon
Federal Energy Programs
Simon
Henry M. Jackson
Henry A. Kissinger
U.S
Pearl Harbor Day Weather and Remembrance Notes
A high pressure system brings fair, cold weather to Frederick with clouds at times. Tonight near 30, today 3, Saturday around 45 with no precipitation. Hist day, Pearl Harbor Day, 1941 attack noted. no local ceremonies planned.
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Midwest
Frederick
Weather Bureau
Garrett County
Pearl Harbor
U.S
Hawaii
United States
Dow Jones Rises as Markets Climb on Technical Hope
Wall Street extended gains with the Dow Jones Industrial Average rising 9.63 to 323.75, marking the best single day advance in six months. Traders cited technical factors and optimism that Arab oil embargo tensions might ease.
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New York
Dow
Miihesst
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Donald B. Rice
Glenmore V. Rice
William Bartgis
Rollins
Linunes
Blocher
Glenmore Rice
Rice
Thurmont Jaycees Plan Community Center
Thurmont
Jaycees Club
Warren E. Burger
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Silver Spring
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Cumberland
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