Frederick man charged with forgery and uttering six counts
Frederick suspect Douglas Springer 22 jailed on conspiracy to commit forgery and uttering then charged with six counts of forgery totaling nearly 600 dollars. Police report additional breaks in at Good Times night club and several speeding and driving offenses involving multiple area residents. A moon tree seedling grown from Apollo 14 space seed was presented to Maryland officials for the Tawes Garden in Annapolis.
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Douglas W Springer
Frederick
Teanontne Dal UT
Maccka
Paul Wo Moesstavg
Criminal Investigations Division
City Police
Springer
J&j
Hagerstown
Pvt
J. M
Good Times
South Market Street
Mossburg
Richard J. Ashton
James R. Fraley Jr
Woodrow L. Barker
New Midway
Benedict D. Thompson
Walkersville
North Market Street
Phillip R. Dorsey
Mt. Airy
West Patrick Street
Strasse
Aubrey J. Amerson
Boyds
Pamela E. Keyser
White Rock Avenue
Lenora Metz
Jean J. Vivinc
Douglas Springer
Frederick County
Jeanette V. Doty
Rt. 1
Brenda Harper
Water St
Ray G. Biddinger Jr
Leopold Romsess Jr
Bangor
Darryl D. Hall
Center
George E. Huulterbrich
Sykesville
Alice Hipkins
Sjamsville
Gary RK. Green
Sams
Helen Avalynne Tawes
Tawes State
Annapolis
Maryland Department of Natural Resources
State Association of Forest District Conservancy Boards
U.S. Forest Service
Proctor Funeral Services Held For Wife Of Franklin C Proctor
Funeral services for the wife of Franklin C Proctor were conducted Saturday at Hicks Funeral Home with the Rev Robert A Waikosius of Asbury United Methodist Church presiding. Pallbearers included Earl Palmer Richard Fergerson Robert Stanton Matthes King George Barnes and Samuel Herbert Interment followed at Fairview Cemetery.
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Franklin C. Proctor
Frederick Nursing Home
Hicks Funeral Home
W. Patrick St
Robert A. Waikosius
Pasor
Asbury
Hospital Discharges List From Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick Memorial Hospital discharged numerous patients including Larry Y. Adalt Eunice G Foster Virginia D Gartner Constance E Hall Mary C Hamilton Nancy J Humm Charles W Lockard Deborah A Loy Richard W Mills William E Morgan Robert J Peel Marie A Scott Charlotte L Thompson Jan L Thompson Howard W Tyeryar Jr Nancy E Zeim Nellie E Lewis Dorothy L Baugher Ernest R Clem Landa L Brashears Edna C Hooper Austin M Smith all of Frederick Also listed were Nancy K Baker Dickerson Marilyn S Watkins Oliver B Driver Earl L Brown Mt Airy Donna L Warner Joseph E Carlotti Chadwick T Hawley Linda B Mann Judy E Bennett Stuart A Kepler Middletown Evelyn A Blank Monrovia Leonard McVey Sr Jacob M Johnson Sjamsville Mark A Armstrong Boonsboro Emily L Keller Sandra M Witt Brunswick Earl D Lowman Hagerstown Rita F Ainsworth Harpers Ferry W Va James F Shores Jr Jefferson Richard D Whitmore LeGore Richard L Brice Anna E Mowdy Thurmont and John T Middleton Jr Woodsboro
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Larry Y. Adalt
Eunice G. Foster
Virginia D. Gartner
Constance E. Hall
Mary C. Hamilton
Nancy J. Humm
Charles W. Lockard
Deborah A. Loy
Richard W. Mills
William E Morgan
Robert J. Peel
Marie A. Scott
Charlotte L. Thompson
Jan L. Thompson
Howard W. Tyeryar Jr
Nancy
Nancy K. Baker
Dickerson
Marilyn S. Watkins
Oliver B. Driver
Earl L. Brown
Mt Airy
Donna L. Warner
Joseph E. Carlotti
Chadwick T. Hawley
Linda B. Mann
Walkersville
Judy E. Bennett
Stuart A. Kepler
Middletown
Evelyn A. Blank
Monrovia
Leonard McVey Sr
Jacob M. Johnson
Sjamsville
Mark A. Armstrong
Boonsboro
Emily L. Keller
Sandra M. Witt
Brunswick
Earl D. Lowman
Hagerstown
Rita F. Ainsworth
Harpers Ferry
W. Va
James F. Shores Jr
Jefferson
Richard D. Whitmore
LeGore
Richard L. Brice
Anna E. Mowdy
Thurmont
John T. Middleton Jr
Woodsboro
Kissinger Begins Latin American Tour Amid Tensions
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger starts an oft postponed Latin American swing, opening in Venezuela with stops in Peru Brazil Colombia Costa Rica and Guatemala before returning February 24. Officials hope economic talks and overtures will ease distrust while avoiding Cuba and the Panama Canal issues.
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Washington
Henry Raadiger
Venezuela
Peru
Brazil
Colombia
Costa Rica
Guatemala
Kissinger
Latin America
Cuba
Panama Canal
Reportan
Caracas
Fortis
Ecuador
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
United States
Ford avoids showdown with Congress on military aid veto
The Ford administration shies from a direct clash with Congress over a 3.05 billion military aid bill. White House aides report President Ford has deep reservations but will not push hard to remove objectionable sections. A veto override vote on the 6.1 billion public works jobs bill is likely difficult, with a House decision planned for Thursday.
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Washington
Ford Administration
Congress
House
Senate
White House
Ford
Max Friedersdorf
Friedersdorf
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Moon Tree
Mattress Sale
East St
Sealy
Scaly Slumber Guard
Sealy Luxury Firm
Shoppel CP
Motter Ave
WILL
Jefferson ST
South Street
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