Maryland Governor proposes off track betting plan
Gov Marvin Mandel sent a bill to the legislature to legalize off track betting on Maryland horse races. The plan creates a 13 member commission with 10 governor appointees and requires public members, a fulltime administrator, and possible state owned betting parlors. It would fund operations from a dedicated state pool with revenues held in trust.
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Sunny Days Signal Early Spring Turn
Early risers woke to sunny skies and mild temps with a northern breeze. Forecasters predict a drop tonight and Thursday with cloudy skies and subfreezing highs. Ash Wednesday services drew many to churches for Lent observances with blessed ashes in Catholic and Anglican traditions.
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Protestant Episcopal Church
America
Suit Accuses Safeway of False Arrest in 1969 Shoplifting Case
A $150,000 civil suit alleges Safeway Food Store on West Seventh Street falsely arrested Francis G. Schuster for shoplifting. Schuster, a Fredericks County cattle dealer then living in Potomac, says the accusation led to humiliation, harassment of his children, and damage to his business after his 1969 trial.
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Safeway Food Store
Francis G. Schuster
Fredericks County
Potomac
West Seventh Street
Schuster
Bryan W. Thompson
Samuel W. Barrick
Frederick
Safeway
Rodney Bruce Huffer
Huffer
Shoplifting Seminar Set for City Hall February 23
The Frederick County Chamber of Commerce Retail Committee hosts an all day shoplifting seminar at City Hall starting 10 a.m. in the Board Room. Laurence Aaronson of the Small Business Administration will answer questions as two hourly color films are shown, with doughnuts and coffee served.
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Chamber of Commerce
Frederick County
City Hall
Retail Committee
Laurence Aaronson
Small Business Administration
Washington, D.C
Donald McDonald
McDonald
Daniel J. Thomas 78 Dies Suddenly in Frederick County
Daniel Josiah Thomas husband of Alice Witter Thomas died suddenly at his residence in Frederick County on Tuesday morning. He born January 21 1894 near Buckeystown was a lifelong farmer, charter member of the Frederick County Farm Bureau, former president of the Farmers Cooperative Association, and long serving director. He held life and 50 year memberships in local agricultural groups and was a devoted member of the community.
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Alice Witter Thomas
Frederick County
RFD
Frederick
Buckeystown
George C. and
Lillie J. E. Thomas Thomas
Frederick Agricultural Society
Maryland and Virginia Milk Producers Association
Thomas
devom
Fire Log and Public Safety Notes
Fire log reports a building fire at Carroll Manor on Jefferson and Independ ents. Ambulance calls list Emergency 5 Routt ine 2. Jail population tallies 29 males, 2 juveniles, 1 female.
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AMERICAN HOUSING CO
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Carroll Manor
Jefferson
Independents
Bourland Named No 2 at Fort Detrick Cancer Center
Orley R. Bourland Jr. chosen as administrative executive officer for the Fort Detrick cancer research center. Dr. William Payne named senior project officer and will serve part time in the first year, with full time work planned for 1973 after the center’s $20 million expansion. Bourland, a Walkersville resident, will be permanently based at Fort Detrick and handle major administrative duties during the initial year.
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Orley R. Bourland Jr
Army
Detrick
William Payne
Payne
Institute of Environmental Health Science Research
Triangle Park
N.C
Bourland
Walkersville
Market extends light upward drift in early trading
New York stocks show a cautious advance in early hours with moderate volume. The Dow Jones industrial average climbs to 916.24 as gains appear across several blue chips.
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Frederick Man Dies After Downtown Mugging
Merrle Lewis Crone, 63, of Clarke Place, died after a mugging on South Market Street last night. Crone, flown to University of Maryland shock unit, had a fractured skull and brain bleed. A second victim, Butte Lewis, 57, was beaten. third victim Charles Edwin Geisler, 54, was robbed of a $27 wristwatch near East All Saints Street terminal in Frederick. Police link the incidents. no money taken from any victim.
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Clarke Place
Middletown
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Baltimore
Crone
Butte Lewis
Crane
Lewis
Frederick Memorial Hospital
United ambulance
Charles Edwin Geisler
Fayette Street
East All Saints Street
Geisler
Nixon aide denies anti Mathias purge reports
White House special counsel Charles Colson denied claims that the administration seeks to purge liberal Republicans Charles Mathias and to oust Sen. Robert Dole as RNC chair. He called the reports total fiction and said he had lunch with Mathias to discuss disagreements.
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WASHINGTON
White House
hag
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Mathias
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Colson
Sen
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Kansas
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New York
Nixon Maps Peking Visit From Camp David Seclusion
Washington AP report details late night preparations for President Nixon's 13 day 20,395 mile trip to China. Kissinger NSC materials guide planning at Camp David and White House as 200 plus aides arrange security, communications, press coverage, and ceremonial logistics for the historic journey.
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Peking
WASHINGTON
Catoctin Mountain
White House
China
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Henry Kissinger
National Security Council
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Secret Service
Peking Press center
County Workers To Pick Up Litter Along Roads
Frederick County roads department to suspend normal operations for a pre spring cleanup next week. An 85 man force and about 20 trucks will target main county roads into towns and major communities, weather permitting. The effort excludes illegal roadside dumping sites.
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county roads department
Charles Flora
Flora
posal
Lawrence Dorsey
Dorsey Elected YMCA Leader At 94th Frederick Meeting
Lawrence A. Dorsey Jr. was elected and installed as president of the YMCA Board of Directors at the Frederick County YMCA 94th annual meeting. Joseph D. Baker II received a plaque for his service as the prior leader and the annual meeting announced new officers and directors for three year terms and one year terms.
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Joseph D. Baker H. left
Frederick County
Lawrence A. Dorsey Jr
YMCA Board of Directors
Frederick County Young Men’s Christian Association
Dorsey
Joseph D. Baker II
Edward W. Plunkett Jr
William N. Rose
Iris Mooney
Lloyd E. Mauck
Richard Markey
Norman D. Gary
Laura Me~ pill
Sidney Silverman
Nixon Itinerary For China Trip
The White House released President Nixon's expanded travel schedule for a China trip. The sequence includes departures from Washington to Andrews AFB Maryland and Kaneohe Marine Corps Air Station Hawaii, layovers in Guam and Shanghai, arrival in Peking, five days in Peking, then Hangzhou and Shanghai before returning via Elmendorf AFB Alaska and final arrival in Washington on February 29.
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WASHINGTON
White House
White House South Lawn
Andrews AFB
Kaneohoe Marine Corps Air Station
Hawaii
Kaneohoe
Guam
Shanghai
Peking
Ziegler
Hangchow
Elmendorf AFB
Anchorage
Alaska
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