Mayor and Chamber pursue downtown business revival plan
Mayor Ronald N. Young and newly elected Chamber leaders discuss attracting new downtown commerce. They plan joint efforts to assess needs and available spaces, possibly forming a committee to contact outside businesspeople. The bid to convert the old courthouse into a library is also considered.
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Chamber of Commerce
Ronald N. Young
chamber
Young
Dorothy Hobson
Frederick Woman’s Civic Club
Montgomery LNG pipeline faces local opposition and delays
Montgomery County leaders lament the lack of early opposition to a 177.3 million LNG pipeline from Leesburg Virginia to Leidy Pennsylvania. The 30 inch line will cross Montgomery through Martinsburg Poolesville Beallsville and Dickerson and carry Algerian LNG to Cove Point MD. Environmental officials note river and stream crossings and state watchdogs vow to monitor construction closely as delays push completion beyond next year.
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Leesburg
Leidy
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Frederick
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Whites Ferry
Poolesville
Beallsville
Dickerson
Frederick County
Middletown Valley
Washington County
Algeria
Cove Point
Maryland
Virginia
Loudoun County
Harpers Ferry
Federal Power Commission
FPC
EPA
Consolidated System LNG Co
Clarksburg
W. Va
Potomac
Monocacy
Maryland Department of Natural Resources
DNR
John Griffith
Louis W. Mendonsa
Parking ticket fine to triple for delay
The mayor and Board of Aldermen agreed to keep the initial price of parking tickets at $1 but raise it to $3 on the fifth day of nonpayment. The change, to be adopted after charter amendment, aims to move meter feeders off streets and join the state collection system.
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Ronald N. Young
Richard J. Ashton
Motor Vehicle Administration
Ashton
Young
City Planning Commission
West 3rd Street
Glenn Mathews
Henry Lochner
W. 3rd St
Mathews
Florida
James McSherry
Lochner
Anaerobic Bacteria Course Opens at Hood College
Hood College hosts a three day program on anaerobic bacteriology led by Dr. W E C Moore of VPI and Dr. Lillian V Haldeman. Kansas attendees join graduate, postgraduate and undergraduate researchers for lectures and labs focusing on isolation culture methods and gas chromatography in oxygen free environments. About 60 students are enrolled with one day of lectures and one day of lab per student. The course was arranged through Dr Sidney J Silverman at Hood College.
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Kansas
Hood College
W.E C. Moore
Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University
Lillian V. Haldeman
VPI
Holdeman
Sidney J. Silverman
Senate fails to override Ford veto on public works jobs bill
President Ford's veto of a 6.1 billion public works jobs bill stands after the Senate fell short of the two-thirds margin needed to override. The vote was 63 to 35, while the House had approved the override 319 to 98. Critics called the measure election year pork while supporters argued it would create hundreds of thousands of jobs.
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WASHINGTON
Ford
Senate
House
White House
John J Rhodes
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Rhodes
High mast lighting on I-70 near Clifton eyed for testing
SHA officials say new 80 foot high mast lights along I-70 west of Frederick will be turned on in a few weeks for testing. Clifton residents consider filing for an injunction fearing impact on homes and environment while two legislators question safety spending of 1.5 million dollars.
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State Highway Administration
SHA
Frederick
Clifton
Pat Dionne
Baltimore
Dionne
Ann Leichert
Mohler
Clifton residences
Health lab to remain open here in Maryland
The Maryland Senate unanimously approved Senate Bill 372 to require the Department of Health and Mental Hygiene to keep seven local laboratories open including in Frederick and Annapolis. Eastern Shore senators praised the measure as protecting local health work and budgeted operations amid plans for a centralized Baltimore lab.
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Senate
Department of Health and Mental Hygiene
Charles H. Smelser
Edward P. Thomas
Frederick
Winchester Hall
Carol Chappel
Frederick County
Eastern Shore
Rockville
Cheverly
Salisbury
Cambridge
Easton
Elkton
Baltimore
Senate Finance Committee
Weather outlook for today and weekend
It will be sunny and cooler today with highs in the 50s. Increasing cloudiness tonight with lows around 30. Saturday will be cloudy with a chance of rain with highs in the 50s.
Bethesda motel employee shot and killed with cash robbery
Daniel Wood Hope, 22, of Dayton Maryland, a cashier at the Holiday Inn in Bethesda, was shot in the chest while returning from a bank deposit of $200. His body was found in a lower level parking garage stairwell about 11:30 a.m. with robbery as the motive. no suspects named. His mother, living in Bethesda, was not immediately notified.
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BETHESDA
Holiday Inn
Daniel Wood Hope
Dayton
Hope
Seymour B. Stern Named to FCC Board of Trustees
Seymour B. Stern a partner at Weinberg Michel and Stern was named to the Frederick Community College Board of Trustees for a six year term by Gov. Mandel. He will replace Dr. Harold Schaden and join seven member board led by Chairman Chris Matthews with fellow trustees Clement Gardiner Frances Ashbury Bonnie Demiray Maynard Hurd Jr. and J Harold Hooper.
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Seymour B. Stern
Weinberg, Michel & Stern
Frederick Community College Board of Trustees
Marvin Mandel
Stern
Harold Schaden
Frederick County Board of Education
Frederick
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