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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1975

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City Officials Disclose Holdings In Early Meeting

Six of seven city officials reveal holdings including real estate and bank stock as Aldermen discuss required annual statements to the city treasurer. Details list properties at 0 14 A West Patnck Street and 715 Rockwell Terrace, plus shares in Francis Scott Key Bank and Trust Co. Other owners include Mrs Burket and Mrs Rice with residences and an apartment, while Mayor Young’s statement will be published later.

Mioresis Frederck Cay Doneld Holhheer Fridey Cay Patnck Street McClellan Veterinnary Clio Rockwell Terrace First Mortgage South Market Street D1s Avenue Francis Scott Key Bank and Trust Ce Brady Nerva Avenue Household Finance Corporatin Benk Fredercktown Banic and Trust Company Loyola Federal Savings and Loan Association Dusinees Imere Baker-Kefauver, Inc Delauter Burket James Street Rice Shawnee Drive Sunil Apartmen West Third Street Young

City withholds Carroll Creek study details and final report dates

Frederick officials say the Carroll Creek Storm Water Control Study remains partially undisclosed as the two part report, valued at 65708 dollars, is due by May 17. The study assesses channel capacity, flood elevations for multiple storm sizes, downtown improvements, peak flow reduction, potential funding sources, and culvert adequacy in key corridors.

Carroll Creek Michael E. Pue Jr Pue Dewherry, Nealon & Davis Ronald N. Young Frederick Pias Coe

Highland Street Bridge study delays construction plans

City officials delay the Highland Street Bridge project over Carroll Creek until a flood plain report is finished. City Engineer E Pue notes the temporary bridge allows traffic but the full street closure vote cannot occur. The Seventh Street extension plan, conceived in 1965 and tied to a $180,000 bond, remains unreliant and was dropped due to high costs and roadway inadequacy.

Highland Street Carroll Creek E. Pue See de Tees Se Pue Seventh Street Tire Esti de Despoich Vitenkuma Cne

DeLauter Opposes Expansion Of City Disclosure Law

The News Post misidentified alderman Brady as opposing the ordinance expansion. Claude R. DeLauter Jr. acknowledged on Thursday that he and two others Dr James E McClellan and Donald H Hiltner blocked extending the Financial Disclosure Ordinance to cover some appointed city officials. Brady said he supported the ordinance and opposed only extending to certain commissions, and he blamed the erroneous report on wrong assumptions.

Claude R. DeLauter Jr Richard C. Brady News-Post DeLauter Brady James E. McClellan Donald H. Hiltner Hiltner Ronald N. Young McClellan

Pedestrian fatality near Emmitsburg after tavern crossing

A young Pennsylvania woman was killed and her male companion injured when crossing Rt. 97 in front of a car near Blue Duck Tavern. Frederick C Fleming of Leesburg Va drove the vehicle. The incident is under Maryland State Police investigation. no charges filed. A separate barn fire was reported on Roy Shaefer Road with several fire units responding.

Pennsylvania Blue Duck Emmitsburg Police Keith Allen Grille Gardners Annie Warner Hospital Gettysburg Rt. 97 Frederick C Fleming Leesburg Valentine

Police seize large marijuana haul in Wollsville home

Police seized about 608 pounds of Mariquania at a Wollsville residence on Friday night in a likely state record bust. Two men entered Joy's Market in Libertytown seeking lunch meat, according to Charles E. Joy, owner of Joy's Market. Further details appear on Page A-13.

Wollsville Maryland Charles E. Joy Libertytown Joy Marijnema Reid Wellsville Road Piexsant Walk Byron Hubbiee Maryland Mote Police Roger Gardiner Teluride Colo Sanam Nicel

The Key and the Editor's Admonitions of Opinion

A historical feature letter from John Caryy dated January 1 1798 discusses the Federalist strain and free expression. Frederick Town resident Frederick Tene requests publication of the shore in the Get Ne and defends press liberty while criticizing sensationalism and civility in public discourse.

Duplicate copy of The Key offered to Frederick society

Frederick City police and the Frederick County Historical Society pursue leads after about 60 brochures went to law enforcement and antique dealers about antiques stolen January 1 from the society on East Church Street. Detective Paul W Mossburg noted the FBI aided the probe, but none of the items have surfaced. A bound duplicate of The Key, highly valued and rare, has been offered by Judge Edward S Delaplaine, who stated he would gift his copy if the original remains missing.

Frederick County Historical Society East Church Street Paul W Mossburg Frederick City FBI the Historical Society Society Edward S. Delaplaine Measburg the Key Historical Society Johnson Key Francis Scott

Smelser urges Mandel to ease emission rules to cut costs

Maryland State Senator Charles H. Smelser said he will personally urge Gov Marvin Mandel to use emergency powers to lower environmental standards for coal burning. He argues higher costs come from using cleaner, higher sulfur coal and cites talks with the lieutenant governor and health officials as parts of the effort.

Annapolis Charles H. Smelser Marvin Mandel Smetser Smeiser Maryland Smelser State Health Department Public Service Commission

Students of jobless parents may get free lunches

The article reports plans to provide free lunches to students whose parents are jobless. It cites supervisory input and notes the distribution could be weekly or monthly, funded by the program and overseen by the school office.

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Kissingers plan oil cartel breakup eyed in report

Inside The News outlines cautious economic outlook. Democrats move toward rebates while AJ Conservatives eye party strategy. Weather notes cloudiness and warmer temps with mid 38s tonight, milder Sunday. minor OCR errors aside, the piece discusses politics and forecast with occasional garbled phrases.

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