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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Feb 03, 1975

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Grand Jury Lectured on Court Backlog By Judges

Frederick County grand jurors hear that the backlog doubles filings over hearings as civil and criminal dockets lag. Judge Barack warns delays may erode justice without expanded facilities and priority given to certain cases.

Samuel W Barack Robert E Clapp Jr Fredenck County Grand Jury Barack Grand Isquest Taal Barreck Barrick Clapp Toay

Middletown girl Deasa Eccard places third in Maryland Junior Miss

Deasa Lee Eccard of Middletown becomes Frederick County’s first to place in Maryland Junior Miss, finishing third at the state pageant held Saturday night at Thomas Stour High School in Waldert after winning the local crown on December 7.

Frederick Coounty Deasa Lee Eccard Middletown Frederick County Maryland Thomas Stour High School Waldert Eccard Donald Eccard Rt 2 Linda Gregory

Ford asks Congress for record peacetime budget deficit

President Ford sent an $82 billion budget deficit for fiscal 1976 and signed a stark economic report forecasting slower inflation and unemployment declines amid recession and energy shortages. He urged timely action, tax rebates, and expanded aid to the unemployed while warning of larger deficits if Congress rejects proposed cuts.

Washington Ford Congress Oval Office al Ullman D-Ore Ways and Means Committee Ullman South Vietnam Henry Bellman Oklahoma Senate Budget Committee

Ballenger sewer bids delayed amid debate over plant size

Ballenger Creek Sewage treatment plant bids were delayed after attorney Richard E. Zimmerman urged more information from the Metropolitan Commission before action. He questioned the 2 million gallon capacity versus local needs of about 350,000 gallons, while Commissioner Crum supported leading with a larger plant to attract industry. The commission also heard projections about drought impacts on the Monocacy River and awaited Army Corps of Engineers guidance on site fill-in.

Ballenger Creek Sterling Bolling Richard E. Zimmerman Zimmerman Metropolitan Commission Zimerman Francis Scott Key Arcadia Evergreen Point Paul L. Crum Bollinger Crum Edgar Chirts Donald L. Lewis Lewis Monocacy Donald J Kunkoski Herbert M. Sachs Water Resources Administration Sach Army Corps of Engineers

Dean may cancel lecture tour amid talks shift

AB Gromyko calls for Mideast peace talks to move to Geneva. Indians to receive mansion from Catholics amid disputed property case. Sugar prices dip easing grocery bills. Cloudy today with highs in the upper 0s and lows in the mid 2s tonight. Tuesday outlook shows more clouds and a chance of snow.

Commissioners questioned over secret sessions and conflicts

Board members face scrutiny as Austin P Reim urges full public disclosure of salary dealings with the county. Renn accuses Sterting Bellinger of conflicts while denying wrongdoing and offering to resign if needed. Bollinger declines further comment after the heated exchange.

Austin P Reim Board of Renn Board of Commissioners Sterting Bellinger Bellinger Bellanger Lincoln National Caramissoner Bollinger Mysel

Stock market dips as traders digest gains in heavy trading

New York price action shows the Dow Jones average slipping about 62 points amid volatile activity on the New York Stock Exchange. Traders weighed recent gains as market momentum cooled after a brisk session with mixed results among prominent stocks.

New York New York Stock Exchange

Groundhog Sees No Shadow Ahead of Possible Snow

Groundhog did not see its shadow signaling six weeks of mild weather, but new snow is forecast for Tuesday. Early Sunday a dry snow blanket created hazardous roads, then conditions improved by noon as temperatures rose. a snow emergency was lifted and activities resumed. Overnight lows reached 20 degrees with highs in the 30s and another cold night expected.

Winter festival a snowy weekend draws crowds at Catortin Mountain Park

After mixed weather the third annual festival opened at noon with cross country skiers and sled dogs on a 3 inch snow cover. About 5 088 visitors from Frederick and nearby counties plus Washington Baltimore and parts of Virginia attended over the weekend with 68 on Saturday and 3 908 on Sunday as fresh snow fell Saturday night and Sunday morning.

Catocts National Park Warren Keefer J. Robert Farrel J. Michael Farrell Washington, D.C Toby Ed Kirk Severna Park Ann Barnside Love Thurmont Cinedta Mountain Round Meadow Fredenck Washington Baltimore Penny National Pack Service Camp Davidster

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