Sagner to Build Offices and Plant on East Patrick Street
Sagner Inc plans four-building office and manufacturing complex totaling 250000 square feet on East Patrick Street. First phase 60000 square feet to start this spring with completion by year end. firm has option to purchase 44 acre tract from the Mercers and seeks rezoning from R-1 to M-1. Frederick firm, a major local employer, has operated for 30 years.
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Sagner, Inc
East Patrick Street
David Weinberg
City Planning Commission
Weinberg
Arnold Sagner
Sagner Inc
G. Wilson Mercer
MD. 144
Tulip Hill
Sagner
Frederick
Weather Buoyed by Early Spring Heat
Frederick sees spring like warmth as temperatures soar to 70 degrees in the afternoon. Baltimore tops a 65 year old record with a high of 72 degrees shortly after 4 pm. Families enjoy the unseasonable warmth while adults return to work and children play outdoors.
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Frederick
Baltimore
City Girl Hit By Car In Frederick
A nine year old Frederick girl was treated for minor injuries at Frederick Memorial Hospital after being struck by a car on Broadway about 3 50 p m The girl Jennifer Lee Whiting of Carver Apartments sustained tongue and chin lacerations and knee abrasions Police said Carroll Eugene Haines 40 of RFD 1 Frederick was driving south when the girl ran from in front of a parked car The incident was investigated by Officer William E Shepley who preferred no charges
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Frederick
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Jennifer Lee Whiting
Carver Apartments
Broadway
Carroll Eugene Haines
RFD 1
William E. Shepley
Bowis Elected President of Francis Scott Key Hotel
Arthur H. Bowis was elected president at a directors meeting on Monday night. He runs an automobile agency in the Washington area and owns real estate in Point of Rocks. Fellow officers include Allen Routzahn as vice president and Charles Mathias Sr. as secretary. A. Atlee Radcliffe was named treasurer. The manager David A. James and accountant James L. Rimler presented year end reports. Erik Florander arranged the meal plan.
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Arthur H. Bowis
Francis Scott Key
Bowis
Washington
Point of Rocks
Robert W. Russell
Allen R. Routzahn
Charles McC. Mathias Sr
A. Atlee Radcliffe
David A. James
James L. Rimler
Erik Florander
Courtroom Renovations Begin at Frederick Magistrate Court
Workmen started renovations in Frederick's Magistrate Court on Monday afternoon after county commission approval two weeks earlier. The project costing less than 2000 dollars moves sessions to the second floor jury room while improvements like new doors, a redesigned judge's bench, lowered ceilings, paneled walls, and robes for magistrates are installed, with completion expected by the end of next week.
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Frederick
School budget cuts slash vast maintenance plan
County schools ordered by Superintendent Dr. John L. Carnochan remove $39,000 from repair funds and halve grounds upkeep from 9,800 to 400. The move trims about $48,000 from last year’s request, eliminating air conditioning for offices, play area paving, roof repairs, lighting upgrades, stage work, and several school facility improvements across Frederick, Brunswick, Elm Street, Emmitsburg, Lewistown, Middletown and other sites.
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John L. Carnochan
Tolbert F. Sawyer
Brunswick
Elm Street
Emmitsburg
Frederick High School
Lewistown
Youths Charged After Frederick Car Chase
Frederick police chased a stolen 1954 car through the city early today catching it on Abrecht Place. Minors in possession of alcohol were charged, Clemens R. Holcomb 19 and David L. Koontz 20. Holcomb faces additional counts of unauthorized use of a motor vehicle reckless driving and running a red light. Sgt. John B. Wheeldon and officers T F Littleton and R T Thompson made the arrests.
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Frederick
Clemens R. Holcomb
West Patrick Street
David L. Koontz
Taney Apartments
East Third Street
North Bentz Street
Abrecht Place
John B. Wheeldon
Thomas F. Littleton
Reed T. Thompson
Firemen Respond To Johnson School Blaze
The Junior Fire Company answered an alarm at 9 23 a m at the construction site of the new Governor Thomas Johnson High School. The blaze burned a small tarpaulin section and was put out within minutes with little damage. The fire’s origin is unknown.
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Governor Thomas Johnson High School
Found Key Signatures Among Taney and Johnson Papers
County archivist Pierce H. Gaver reports three signed documents by Francis Scott Key dated 1803 and 1804 found in the courthouse attic. Also uncovered are a Roger B. Taney signed paper, a 1787 Thomas Johnson deed, and deeds by Charles Carroll of Carrollton and Samuel Chase. Gaver aims to sort decades of attic material, a process likely to take years.
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Pierce H. Gaver
Francis Scott Key
Frederick
F.S. Key
Key
Gaver
Roger B. Taney
U.S. Supreme Court
Thomas Johnson
Maryland
Charles Carroll
Carrollton
Samuel
Chase
Hagerstown
Jonathan Hager
Jurors Pay Bill Entered By Delegation
Frederick County delegates introduce a bill to allow jurors to be paid by check at the next county treasurer disbursement rather than immediately after service. Currently jurors receive $8 per day plus mileage, with grand jurors paid at session end and petit jurors at term end.
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Frederick County
General Assembly
C. Clifton Wirts
Virts
Wirts
Frederick
Stock Market Higher On Light Gains In Trading
New York reports a modest overall uptick with the stock market edging upward in early trading as activity level remains fairly brisk and prices advance modestly.
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New York
Tawes Backs New Harbor Tunnel and Bay Bridge Plan
Governor Tawes signals support for permissive authority to build a second Baltimore Harbor Tunnel and a parallel Chesapeake Bay Bridge. The move aligns with State Roads chief John Funk and opposes a Legislative Council committee majority. Delaware Staten and W Dale Hess prepare bills to grant legislative authority for both projects, raising a potential legislative showdown.
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Annapolis
Tawes
Baltimore Harbor
Chesapeake Bay Bridge
John B. Funk
State Roads Commission
Legislative Council
Dels
Roy N
Staten
D-Balto County
W. Dale Hess
Dharford
Ways and Means
Hess
Gov. Tawes
Senate
William S. James
D-Harford
Vietnam War Escalation With Laos Raids And North Viet Nam Air Attacks
In Saigon, Viet Namese defenses brace for possible Communist retaliation as Hawk missiles join Da Nang air base defenses. U S Air Force F105s raid Laos supply lines and North Viet Nam targets while heavy fighting continues in the south. A U S helicopter crewman is killed and a large U S evacuation begins as nine American coffins are honored in Pleiku.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
da Nang
Viet Nam
Laos
U.S Air Force
North Viet Nam
U.S
Phuon Tuy
Binh Gia
White House
Pleiku
Bussard Heads Frederick Days At World’s Fair
Bussard will lead a committee to organize Frederick County Days at the New York World’s Fair this summer. He set a meeting for next Tuesday at Frederick City Hall to plan the project with interested residents as John B. Moore of the Maryland Commission for the World’s Fair attends to answer questions.
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Lease Bussard
Frederick County
Bussard
Frederick City Hall
John B. Moore
Maryland Commission For the
China vows retaliation over air strikes in Viet Nam
Peking editorials threaten heavy rebuffs and repaid debts as U S and South Vietnam strikes provoke anger. China calls aggression by the United States an attack on China and pledges to defend North Viet Nam. Mass demonstrations abroad and in Peking accompany the crisis with Soviet urging restraint.
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Tokyo
China
Hanoi
U.S
North Viet Nam
Peking Peoples
New China News Agency
Peking
United States
Viet Nam
Radio Peking
Soviet Union
Atlantic Air Lines DC7B Crashes Killing 84
Eastern Air Lines DC7B crashed into the Atlantic off Jones Beach near Long Island after a 6:20 p.m. takeoff from Kennedy. About 84 people aboard are believed killed. Coast Guard and Civil Aeronautics Board investigators work the scene as other liners report blast-like signals and flames visible at sea.
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New York
Eastern Air Lines
Atlantic Ocean
Kennedy International Airport
Richmond
Charlotte
N.C
Greenville- Spartanburg
D.C
Atlanta, Ga
Jones Beach
Long Island
William Lamb
Civil Aeronautics Board
Air Canada
Pan American
Coast Guard
Seaman Dale D. Bishop
Easton
Reds Attack U.S. Embassy in Moscow Protest
About 1000 demonstrators attacked the U.S. Embassy in Moscow smashing ground and second floor windows with rocks and ink while hanging anti American signs on the front fence. The protest follows a pattern seen in prior demonstrations and the crowd crossed a police line.
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Moscow
U.S
Viet Nam
Frederick County School Board Approves 56 New Employes
The Frederick County School Board approved 56 new hires including 30 teachers, a Thomas Johnson High School principal, eight secretaries, and 12 custodians plus a courier service. Annual salary increases of 106,600 were approved while 103,000 in principals and supervisors raises were postponed for private discussion.
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Frederick County
Thomas Johnson High School
Hallar Best
Courier Service
Best
Mary Condon Hodgson
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D.L
President Key
Jess-Lu
Federal Aviation Agency
Carnochan
Middletown
Johnson School
Taney, Johnson
Bay Bridge
Maxwell D. Taylor
William C. Westmoreland
Frederick Days
Red China
Atlantic
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