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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1968

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Collins Frowns On Incinerator Proposal

Frederick County Commissioner Charles E. Collins dismisses a county incinerator plan citing one million residents needed to justify the cost and higher hauling expenses. He notes three planned landfills and potential regional incineration in the future, while urging study and citing stricter U.S. air pollution standards.

Frederick County Russell Z. Horman Planning Commission Board of Appeals Reich Ford Road Collins Frederick Middletown Valley County Planning Commission United States Montreal Canada

Landfill Hearing Set for December 27 in Circuit Court

A second appeal by opponents of the county Sanitary landfill on Reichs Ford Road brings a December 27 hearing in Circuit Court at 10 am. Attorney J Edward Davis of Baltimore leads the appeal, seeking reversal of the county’s site decision while the county bears the costs. The first appeal was remanded for clarification and new testimony.

County Court House Attorrney J. Edward Davis Baltimore Reich’s Ford Road Board of Appeals Robert E. Clapp Jr

CAC Programs Aid 3 000 Here

The Community Action Committee reports a year of activity aiding 3 000 county residents. Director Nancy Blanks cites $443 000 injected into the local economy from federal grants and local contributions, including Operation Mainstream and a $1 local gift supporting a summer camp for 130 children.

CAC Community Action Committee Winchester Hall Nancy Blanks Labor Department Little People Frederick

Stock Market Edges Up In Heavy Early Trading

New York stocks moved higher in heavy trading with the market showing gains while declines were limited. The Exchange’s index registered a small uptick as trading activity remained brisk.

New York Galvia

Potomac River Basin Compact Explained by Officials

Dr. Albert Miller outlined a proposed interstate Potomac River Basin Compact covering Maryland Pennsylvania Virginia West Virginia District of Columbia and the federal government. It would coordinate surface and underground water across about 14000 square miles for 100 years with a six member commission and river zones subject to veto and budget approval. Local officials would have consultation rights but state governments retain primary control within their borders.

George Dorsey Albert Miller Winchester Hall Maryland Pennsylvania Virginia West Virginia District of Columbia Potomac River Congress Miller Potomac Interior Department Compact Commission D.C United States Fife

Apollo 8 launch still set despite engine leak scare

NASA announced no leak in the Saturn V first stage after tests on the drain line. The December 21 launch for Apollo 8 remains on track with the 102 hour countdown to begin Monday night ahead of liftoff at 7 51 a m FST.

Cape Kennedy Fla Space Agency Today Topoost Air Force Frank Borsman Navy James A. Lovell Jr WiMam A. Anders Space Agency NASA Dee

Fire log report notes multiple incidents in local area

Fire log for 24 hours ending 10 am lists chimney fires on East Potomac Street and Quy nn Road with responses from Mrunawich Brimewick and Independents, plus a car fire on Font Potomac Street. Officials recorded no further details.

Wnunswick East Potomac Street Mrunawich Bitenswick Font Potomac Street Brimewick Quynn Road

Nixon names a stable cabinet with diverse backgrounds

President-elect Nixon unveils a 12 member cabinet drawn from Republican governors business leaders and educators. He promises independence and says no single faction dictates policy while noting one future ambassadorial post remains to be announced.

Walengton Nixon Wubert IL Humphrey Herbert G. Klein Ronald L. Ziegler United Nations Sargent Shriver France Shriver Edward M. Kennedy D-Mass U.N Washington Walter E. Washington Hils GOP Wiliam J. Rogers Secretary of Defense Melvin R, Laird R-Wis Secretary of the Treasury David M. Kennedy Allerigy John N. Mitchell Winton M. Blount Interior Walter J. Hickel Alaska Agricuture Clifford M. Hardin Commerce Maurice J. Stans George PL Shultz Robert TL. Finch California Housing and Urban Development George Romney Michigan Transportation John A. Volpe Masachusetts Spire T. Agnew Joneson

Cold Wave Relents with Mild Readings Across County

A recent cold spell eased as temperatures remained near 1h degrees in some areas. Brunswick 16, Unionville 12, Middletown 14, Mountain Dale 14 mark the statewide readings while overnight lows dip into the 50s by Friday with partly cloudy skies and a chance of rain.

Iit Hrunswick Unionville Middletown Dale Redler

U S Marines Battle North Vietnamese Near DMZ Killing Toll Tops

U S Marines and North Vietnamese troops clashed for 32 hours near the DMZ with heavy fighting. Twelve Marines and eight North Vietnamese were killed and 30 Marines wounded as the U S command reported.

Saigon U.S Dowmilitarized Zone Dermilitarized Zone Dmz North Vietnam

Vance Talks With Saigon Negotiator

Paris AP report says Cyrus Vance met for 90 minutes with Pham Dang Lam to resolve a deadlock over arrangements for the enlarged peace conference. US negotiators worry over procedural concessions while Saigon presses for non Communist terms and delegation status before the White House turnover.

Paris Cyrus R. Vance South Vietnam Nguyen Can Ky We Viet Congo National Liberation Front Atari Qoorcen Saleron Ne Realatorn Fotnoon

Kennedy's Wife Gives Birth to Daughter at Georgetown

Mrs. RFK Ethel Kennedy delivered her 11th child, an eight pound four ounce girl, by Caesarean section at Georgetown University Hospital at 8 40 am. The baby joins seven boys and three girls ranging from 1½ months to 17 years. Senator Edward M. Kennedy and family were present. Both mother and child are reported well.

Washington Ethel Kennedy Robert EF. Kennedy Georgetown University Hospital Cacacroan Section Hoapital Thin Ia Kennedy

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