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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1962

Page

9

Frederick County rejects rezoning seven acres for shopping center

The Frederick County Planning Commission denied a request by James I Harris of Kaempf and Harris to rezone seven acres at the Eastview subdivision from B-1 residential to B-3 commercial. The commission argued B-3 would be harmful to the neighborhood and not justified in this rapidly growing residential area.

Eastview Frederick County Planning Commission Frederick County James I. Harris Kaempf and Harris Shookstown Road Receiver Road Planning Commission Harris

Livestock Winners Announced at Frederick Auction

Four swine classes judged by 50 4H and FFA members from several counties were announced by the county agent. Top honors went to Donald Mowen 195 points, Wayne Gaver 184, Harvey Clem and Gene Stone tied at 182, with Walter Wilkerson Jr. 181, Earl Grove Jr. 180, and Kenneth Shriver 179 following. A Hampshire sale sponsored the event, with judging conducted by Dr Paul Engle and William Powell.

Barrow FFA Frederick Winchester Hall Paul Engle University of Maryland William Powell Hampshire Association Hampshire Donald Mowen RFD Williamsport Washington County Wayne Gaver Middletown Harvey Clem Gene Stone Hagerstown Walter Wilkerson Jr Ellicott City Earl Grove Jr Frederick County Kenneth Shriver Graceham

Sit-in protesters disrupt Maryland Eastern Shore scene

Five whites and two Negroes were arrested while attempting to sit in at two Easton restaurants. They faced trespassing charges and were released on bonds ranging from 100 to 300 dollars. Demonstrators from northern colleges also appeared in Denton Federalsburg Ridgely in Caroline County and in Chestertown Kent County with no incidents or arrests.

Maryland Easton Denton Federalsburg Ridgely Caroline County Chestertown Kent County

Three divers killed in quarry mud slide in Kingston

Three members of a skindiving club died after a mud slide trapped them in an abandoned Kingston quarry as they swam in darkness. A fourth diver, attempting a rescue, was pulled from the water and hospitalized. Names include Jack Lepinski, 27, among the dead.

Kingston, N.Y Jack Lepinski

Ulster County divers train at old quarry in Kingston

A group of eight Ulster County Skindivers Club members including David Lasher and William Mills Sr. from Kingston dove at an old quarry while a Wakefield, Michigan airman attended IBM training nearby. The report notes exchange rate: one U.S. dollar equals 30 Japanese yen.

Air Force Wakefield, Mich International Business Machines David Lasher William Mills Sr Kingston Ulster County Skindivers Club U.S

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