Nixon Sees Great Wall and Plans Open World Talks
President Nixon toured the Great Wall of China and urged an end to walls between peoples. He then held a fourth round of talks with Premier Chou Enlai in Peking and spoke of an open world where ideological walls do not divide humanity. Nixon expressed hope Americans will visit China as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PEKING
Nixon
Great Wall of
China
Chou Enlai
Asia
William P. Rogers
Li Hsien nen
Chi Peng-fei
Ba Da Ling
New Snowstorm Delays School and Signals More
A recent snowstorm dropped over two inches and colder air after freezing rain. Schools opened one hour late as a snow emergency remained, with officials reporting passable roads and crews working through the night to widen one lane. Forecasters predict more snow and potential freezing rain with temperatures rising toward 40 today then dipping tonight.
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mercury
SRC
Potomac Edison
C&P TelePhone Co
Carl Weakley
WFMD
Fire Log Summary for East Second Street and Surrounding Areas
Fire responses listed include a chair fire on East Second Street at 2:37 a.m with Independents and Uniteds, a motor on fire at Jenkins Cannery on South and Wisner Streets at 8:40 a.m. a fire check at County Foster Residence in Urbana at 2:58 p.m. with Hyattstown on scene. Ambulance calls report 6 emergencies. jail population shows 24 males and no females or juveniles.
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EAST SECOND STREET
Independents
Uniteds
SOUTH
WISNER STREETS
Jenkins Cannery
URBANA
Hyattstown
Market mixed as Dow climbs to 912.93 at 10:30 a.m.
New York stocks opened cautiously with the Dow Jones industrial average up 1.06 to 912.93 while advances led declines 4 to 3 on the New York Stock Exchange as trading continued.
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Stock Market
NEW YORK
Dow Jones
Bender pleads not guilty in Brown manslaughter case
Isaac Bender of Pine Ave. entered a not guilty plea in District Court before Judge J. Louis Boubliz in the fatal vehicular manslaughter of Eleanor Brown. The trial opened with about 15 state witnesses, detailing a 1968 green Chevy Chevelle and evidence from antenna fragments, hair, and vehicle damages found after the December 21 incident.
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BARBARA LAUGHLIN
aff
Frederick
Hagerstown
J. Louis Boubliz
Eleanor Brown
Isaac Bender
Pine Ave
Robert 5. Rothenhoefer
Brown
Eleven of 24 Fail to Appear for Court Arraignment
Eleven of the twenty four defendants named by the January Grand Jury failed to appear for arraignment in Circuit Court. Names withheld until arrests by the Frederick County Sheriff. Several defendants appeared with trials set for March through April on charges including assault with intent to murder burglary and forced entry. Public defenders and court appointed counsel were assigned for most defendants.
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Frederick County
Robert Rothenhoefer
Samuel W. Barrick
William Thomas Davis
Ernest Eugene Davis
Joseph Lewis Davis
Lewisdale
public defender’s office
Aaron Kingsley
Ogle
Frederick City
Roy Hodge
Buckeystown
Edward Howard
Donald Charles Hackey
Cleo Campbell
Daniel Eugene Snowden
Carver Apartments
Cornelius Mark Davis
East Street
Franklin Stillrich
Blue Ridge
East Patrick Street
Lewis Eugene Hopkins
West South Street
Richard Allen Dixon
Hagerstown Correctional Institute
Grove
Phillip Eugene Halsey
Ronald Lee Showe
East South Street
David Bruce Wetzel
South Market Street
Frederick
Calvin Daniel Proctor Jr
Adamstown
G. Edward Dwyer
William Leckemby
Nine Emmitsburg Residents Given Suspended Drug Sentences
Judge Samuel W. Barrick imposed suspended one year terms for nine Emmitsburg residents convicted of marijuana possession. each defendant must obtain employment and discontinue cohabiting in common law relationships or marriages to break up the communes. Conditions include finding new residences by April 1 and ceasing shared living arrangements.
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Emmitsburg
Samuel W. Barrick
Barrick
John Walter Schmierer
Gregory Lynn Harvey
Maureen O’Donaghue Remayege
RFD 1
Sumpter
S.C
South Carolina
Robert Morris Remavege
S. Main Street
Peter Christopher Smith
Smith
Michael Joseph Callari Jr
Callari
William Francis Ariano Jr
Nature’s Way
Terry Lee Davenport
Heart Fund Falls Short of Frederick County Goal
Frederick County 1972 Heart Fund contributions total 9456.19, far below the 50000 goal. Manuel Padilla, Heart Fund chairman, notes the shortfall and the ongoing Heart Sunday canvass led by Ruth Hubbell and Dave Fadeley to boost donations. Industry gifts total 1900.75, with business co-chairs Delauter and Fogle urging continued support to fight heart disease.
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Heart Fund
Frederick County
Manuel T. Padilla
Padilla
heart association
Heart
Ruth Hubbell
Dave Fadeley
Hubbell
Frederick
Fadeley
Dean A. Smith
Heart Industry
Charles E. Delauter
Kenneth E. Fogle
Anti War Priest Daniel Berrigan Freed From Prison
The Rev. Daniel Berrigan, an antiwar Jesuit priest, walked out on parole after 18 months in Danbury Federal Prison. He greeted about 200 supporters, planned services, and spoke of survival and resistance as he eyes time with family in Syracuse before returning to New York.
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DANBURY
Conn
Daniel Berrigan
Berrigan
Jerome
Philip
Harrisburg
presiden
tial
Henry A. Kissinger
Daniel
Catonsville
Attica
Syracuse
N.Y
New York City
Mandel Proposes Scrapping State Scholarships in Maryland
Gov. Mandel sends a bill to the General Assembly to abolish Senate and House scholarships and abolish tuition waivers. The plan creates a Maryland Council for Higher Education to administer need based scholarships funded at about 5 to 6 million dollars annually.
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ANNAPOLIS
Marvin Mandel
General Assembly
Senate
House
general
council for higher education
House of Delegates
Maryland
Gary Mandel
Maryland Council for Higher Education
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GREAT WALL OF CHINA
Rogers
Chou
Bender
Charles N. May
Key Chevrolet
Gary W. Martin
Roney Motor Co
Lawson
H. Maynard Lawson
Ronald Eugene Croneburg
Issac G. Bender
Cedric H. Smith
Julien Delphey
Wallace Hutton
Frederick County agriculure
idusinicas
Mayne
Maryland Crop Improvement Association
Eugene Anderson
Creagerstown
Maryland Cooperative Milk Producers Association
News-Post
Mandel
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