MSD wins approval for second campus near Columbia
Maryland School for the Deaf announces preliminary plans for a second campus after the Maryland Board of Public Works approved about fifty acres from the University of Maryland. The site near Columbia in the Washington Baltimore corridor will serve day students and pre schoolers with a three phase expansion beginning 1969 and opening 1970.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Carter
Maryland School For the Deaf Today
David M. Denton
Denton
Maryland Board of Public Works
University of Maryland
Maryland School For the Deaf
MSD
Perkins-Will
Washington
Board of Public Works
Frederick
Land Board of Visitors
Ele
Maryland College
Icy Roads Delay Frederick County Schools
An ice sheet covered Frederick County causing a one hour late start for schools and numerous traffic wrecks. Cinder trucks and city crews battled ice on Rosemont Avenue, Dill Avenue, Seventh Street and East Street as temperatures hovered around freezing. The day brought cloudy skies and a warming trend with milder temperatures ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
County Roads Department
Frederick City
Russell Morgan
Rosemont Avenue
Dill Avenue
Seventh Street
East Street
Welfare aid with no questions program to start July first
A federal directive allowing welfare applicants to sign a declaration of need instead of full investigation faces delays in Frederick County Maryland. Local official Mrs Geneva Barthell said the process may mimic the Medical Assistance Program and could change with new administration and possible repeal by the Nixon administration. A national commission including Vice-president-elect Spiro Agnew advised states be allowed to experiment with eligibility rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva Harthel
Department of Social Services
Maryland
Frederick County
Department of Health, Education, and Welfare
Barthell
Nixon
Spiro Agnew
Trubac To Lead County Chamber Of Commerce
Charles M. Trubac elected President of Frederick County Chamber of Commerce at an executive session. He is deputy regional VP of State Farm Insurance in Frederick and led the 1968 United Appeal Drive. Also elected were Harold Schilling VP, Robert Bowen EVP of Economic Development, Newton Steely Jr. VP Public Affairs, J Vernon Summers Organizational Improvement VP, Richard D. Wammond secretary, and Paul E. Smith treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Trubach
Frederick County Chamber of Commerce
Trubac
State Farm Insurance Companies
Frederick
United Appeal
Frederick County
Frederick Community Concert Association
Good Shepherd Lutheran Church
YMCA
VFW Country Club
Washington
Society of Chartered Property and Casualty Underwriters
Maryland
Certified Life Insurance Underwriters
Baltimore
Rock Creak Estates
Harold Schilling
Penney's
Robert Bowen
Potomac Edison Co
Newton ‘Steely Jr
J. Vernon ‘Summers
Maryland Natonal Bank
Richard D. Wammond
Chamber of Commerce
Paul E. Smith
Stock Market Dips as Rates Try Lowering
New York traders opened with heavy selling and a 3 to 1 bias against gains. The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell about 8 points as fractionally valued losses led most key stocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
FCC Bid Opening Set Today for Frederick College Facility
The Frederick Community College project on O Possumtown Pike will have bids opened at 4 p.m. in the FCC building on North Market Street. Dr. Lewis W. Stephens says seven contractors showed interest though bids submitted are not yet known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Perkins and
Will of
Washington
Board of Trustees
Stephens
Maryland
Apollo Team Activating Fuel Cells Ahead of Moon Flight
Cape Kennedy Fla AP The Apollo launch team began activating the three fuel cells that will power the spacecraft in lunar orbit. The process uses supercold liquid hydrogen at 423 below zero and liquid oxygen at 297 below, producing electricity and water for drinking. Astronauts Frank Borman James Lovell and William Anders prepared for a Saturn V launch scheduled for Saturday at 7 51 a m DST. Lovell and Anders attended with wives Marilyn and Patricia as they awaited the mission.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Air Force
Frank Borman
Navy
James A. Lovell Jr
William A. Anders
Merv
Delta
Lovell
Anders
Houston
Tex
Marilyn Lovell
Flu Qs Answered in Atlanta On Hong Kong Flu
The National Communicable Disease Center answers common flu questions. It explains how flu is diagnosed, differences between types A and the Hong Kong strain, spread by coughs and talks, symptoms, treatment, and vaccination views. It notes most adults recover without lasting harm and estimates 10-15 percent of people may get flu, higher in crowded areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stong Kong
National
Communicable Dineane Center
Iimbo
Quenza
Tong Kong Fu
Hong Kong
Ned
Cambodia and Viet Cong Plan Releases Amid Christmas Hope
Cambodia announced it would free 12 American soldiers captured over the year and the Viet Cong offered to release three U.S. troops with possible more. Prince Norodom Sihanouk said the prisoners would be freed to spend Christmas with families. a VC spokesman named three soldiers as Thomas Nelson Jones Donald L. Smith and James W. Brigham. The Australian Embassy expected flight to Bangkok. Both sides reported rising casualties but no major ground offensives.
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Saigon
Cambodia
U.S
Prince Norodom Shanouk
Phnom Penh
Viet Cong
Paris
Thomas Nelson Jones
Donald L. Smith
James W. Brigham
Bangkok
Prince Norodom — Sihanouk
Ms Own
Shnom Penh
Sihanouk
Johnson
Horald
Fap
Camby
Ita
Prince
Washington
Tolinson
Fire log entry reports mobile fire call in city area
Fire calls logged during the afternoon period list a motor vehicle issue in the city area. Officials recorded coordinates or unit identifiers but details are incomplete with garbled names. No injuries or containment updates are provided.
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City
Monte Vet Tomi
Pe Spemided
Man Held For Grand Jury On Threatening Letter Charges
A Baltimore man, Edward M Boddiford, 20, was ordered held for Grand Jury action after a preliminary hearing in Frederick. He admitted sending threatening letters to the Farmers and Mechanics National Bank demanding $15 000 and $30 000, with threats against the bank president and his wife. Bond set at 10000, 5000 per charge.
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Baltimore
City Volice
Farmers and Mechanics
National Bank
Ufe
Edward M. Boddiford
David Aldridge
Charles W. Mann
Frederick City
Bodediford
Hexidiford
Aldridge
Frederick County
Maj. Main
Sandford
Det
Set
Ray Dietz
Ife
Chief Main
Hoddiford
L. Kayhn Speeht
North Market Street
Main
Dee
Sevilhe Street
South Market Street
Malin
Neddleford
Union Nestle Mission
Qletz
Joe Edward Digoon
HED 1
Dickerson
Jami
Legislative Open House Aimed at Frederick County
Frederick Countlans can meet state legislators at a Legislative Open House on January 3 at Winchester Hall. The event runs 2 pm to 4 pm and 7 pm to 9 pm with officials answering questions on local and state matters ahead of the Maryland Legislature’s special session called to elect a new governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Maryland
Frederick County
Winchester
Winchester Hall
Money Dumped Into Bay In Kidnap Case Ransom Cash
A suitcase stuffed with about a half million dollars in used twenty dollar bills was dumped into Biscayne Bay during a ransom bid for Barbara Jane Mackle, abducted from an Atlanta motel. Police pursued two men who fled. cash drifted ashore, one diver recovered notes, then a Whaler boat disappeared. Barbara, 20, remained missing as her father Robert Mackle called for the kidnappers to release her.
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Miami
Fla
Amy
Biscayne
Barbara Jane Mackle
Robert Mackle
Atlanta
Mackle
Fred Frobhbose
FTI
Ise
Frobbose
Barbara Jane
Tox
FBI
Barbara
Emory College
Coral Gables Florida
Christian Vacation
Deltona Corporation
Aim
Cades County
Paul S. Self
Milami
William Sweeney
Brickell Avenue
Appeals Board Rejects Carwash and Service Station Plan
The Frederick City Board of Zoning Appeals denied Jerry Young of Frederick and Potomac a proposal to build a carwash and service station between West South Street and West Patrick Street near West College Terrace. The plan, tied to a November board meeting, would have occupied a site between the A&T parking lot and the Murphy building. The board also has two other cases pending involving day care centers on Htosemont Avenue and North Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Htosemont Avenue
Aul Ganley
North Market Street
Henri Legth
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Columbia
Washington-Baltimore
U.S. 1
U.S. 29
County Chamber of Commerce
Charles M. Trubac
FCC
Apollo
Altnata
Brook
Dai Loc
da Nang
National Liberation Front
United States
South Vietnam
NLF
North Vietnam
Appeals Board
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