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News

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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1976

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Man Shot On City Street In Frederick

Frederick man Russell Eugene Cole, 21, was shot once in the back in the Klitehart area south of West Fourth Street. He is in critical condition at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Police responded after two officers heard gunshots at 2 13 am. Witnesses are urged to call a special police number with any information.

Frederick Klitehart Aller West Fourth Street Russell Eugene Cole Frederick Mer Hospital Cole Richard Ashton Frederick City Police Stephen Haller Bentz Street Haller Robert A. Servacek Ashton

Time runs out on county option for 126 acre industrial park

The county faces a deadline to decide on purchasing 126 acres between U S 15 and Opossumtown Pike for an industrial park. Commissioners have until December 28 to reject buy or extend the option to late February. Economic director J Alfred Cutsail urged preparation for a decision at the upcoming meeting, with continuation noted on Page A-5.

U.S. 15 Opossumtown Pike J. Alfred Cutsail Cutsail

Altered USPS Holiday Poster At Construction Site

A large Postal Service poster on the fence at a new post office site was altered by a dissatisfied patron. The message changed from "Happy Holidays by mail last a long, long time" to "Happy holidays by mail take a long, long time" without postal officials noticing. Photo by Amos L. Brown.

U.S. Postal Service Postal Service Amos L. Brown

OPEC Ministers Debate Oil Prices After Closed Session

OPEC nations push for higher crude prices amid talks led by Oil Minister Tayeh Abdulkerim of Iraq and Abdulaziz bin Salman with Saudi Arabia weighing greater ties to the West. US experts estimate gasoline could rise about one cent per gallon for each six percent crude price increase. After the first closed session, Iraqi Oil Minister Tayeh Abdulkerim said there had been no confrontation.

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Frederick County School Action Plans Activated

Dr. Gordon Anderson on Wednesday launched 12 action plans to bolster the Frederick County School System. BASICS seeks reading and arithmetic proficiency, discipline strengthens supervision and safety, and ADMINISTRATION expands parental input and positive school publicity.

Gordon Anderson Frederick County Board of Education Anderson

Retarded Citizens Overcome Barriers With FCARC Support

Greg, a man with a past in a state institution, now works and lives independently thanks to the Frederick County Association for Retarded Citizens. FCARC aided his move from group home to employment at Jeanne Bussard Workshop and to a managed apartment, mirroring a broader push to assist thousands of mentally handicapped residents in Frederick County.

Greg Frederick County Association for Retarded Citizens FCARC Charles E. Tressler curve Frederick County nulritier

Legal Malpractice Suit Sparks Court Battle Among Prominent Figures

In Circuit Court on Wednesday morning two legal malpractice suits clashed as prominent figures including Offutt and Haugh faced opposing counsel over alleged improper preparation for a Virginia sale and defense in a related action. The report notes complex ties and a high-stakes dispute amid market activity and related proceedings.

aggree James G. Trout Offutt Haugh Virginia chance Witt

Hanukkah Begins Tonight Eight Days Ahead

Eight days of Hanukkah start this evening with lighting and celebration as communities observe the festival. Festivities span eight nights and include prayers, songs, and menorah lightings across synagogues and homes.

Carter names Young and Schultze to Carter aides

President elect Carter plans to appoint Rep. Andrew Young to the U Nations post and Charles L. Schultze as chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers. Joseph Califano is eyed to head HEW with Henry Jackson pushing for energy and natural resources reform in Plains Georgia amid cabinet speculation.

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Mandel cites need for justice system reforms

Mandel calls for reform of the justice system citing two key areas for change. The remarks highlight accountability, transparency, and procedural fairness as essential foundations for credible justice administration.

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Inside The News SPAD Jamaice 33 GILAIORE es OTE on Clouditess raid to app

A fragmented report notes a raid related to Clouditess and an app scene. It mentions sports and entertainment cross mentions including Mt News TV and Tio. Names and specifics are unclear due to garbled OCR.

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