Landfill Variance Upheld by Board of Zoning Appeals
The Board of Zoning Appeals upholds a variance for a county sanitary landfill project. They note it benefits adjacent properties, requires strict operator conditions, and mandates state regulatory approvals before starting. Opponents vow to appeal to higher courts if needed.
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Russ Edmonston
Board of Zonings Appeals
State Health Department
State Department of Water Resources
Robert E. Clapp
Circuit Court
Maryland State Court of Appeals
Dr Seaborg to Speak at Hood College
Dr Glenn T Seaborg chair man of the U S Atomic Energy Commission will give a public lecture at Hood College Hudson Science Hall Wednesday March 5 at 4 p m The topic Heavy Man Made Elements highlights his work in transuranium elements and actinide theory with broad impact on nuclear chemistry and isotope prediction
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Glenn T. Seaborg
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
Hood College
Hudson Science Hall
Seaborg
Dr. Seaborg
Medtern
Swaborg
Fage
Apollo 9 Launch Delayed Three Days
Apollo 9 mission postponed from Friday to Monday due to sore throats and nasal congestion among astronauts McDivitt Scott and Schweickart. Doctors ordered rest and a 45 minute medical exam before a 1 am EST Monday liftoff to ensure full recovery ahead of the lunar module test.
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Cape Kennedy
Bla
Space Agency Today
Trauguts
Air Force
James LA
McDivitt
David St
Scott
Russell L. Lehweichart
Ite
Diness
Charles A. Berry
Schwelchart
Berry
Man i
Schweickart
Ber~ery
MSD Superintendent Opposes Classified Employe Proposal
MSD Superintendent David Denton said the Maryland School for the Deaf opposes House Bill 1259 to place non professional staff under classified service. He argues it would reduce qualified care for deaf children and plans to consult the MSD board. Other Annapolis actions include four bills by Del Clifton Wirts on Frederick County codes, licenses, budgets, and accounting methods.
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Maryland School For the
Maryland Hour of Delegates
del. Paul E. Welsengoff
Balto
City
David Denton
MSD
Denton
Annapolis
del. C. Clifton Wirts
Frederick
Frederick County
Firemen Honor Rosenstock for 30 Years as President
More than 225 members and guests of the Independent Hose Company gathered at the West Church Street fire hall for the annual banquet honoring local attorney Benjamin B. Rosenstock for 30 years as company president. Rosenstock joined the company in 1920 and became president in 1939 before recently retiring. William Horlie succeeded him.
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Iose Company
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
Independent Ilose Company
West Church Street
Nosenatach Web Dur Uty
Lrat
William Horlie
Charles Colling
Fremen
Nixon Tours Europe Amid Berlin cheers and Rome visit
Nixon arrived in Rome after a Berlin swing marked by cheers and protests. In Berlin about 7,000 police guarded the president as students hurled snowballs and paint. 22 arrests were reported. In Rome President Saragat pledged support for Nixon’s plan to renegotiate with the Soviet Union, signaling Europe’s unity role in easing East West tensions.
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Nixon
Rome
West Berlin
Berlin
Presi
Giuseppe Saragat
Maly
Moscow
Saragat
Charles de
American Airlines Strikes Ground 15,000 Workers
In New York, American Airlines suspended all night operations after 15,000 mechanics and service workers walked off the job. The AFL CIO Transport Workers Union members, representing about half of the airline’s staff in 52 cities, seek a 30 percent raise in a two year contract plus improved pensions and benefits. Negotiations had been ongoing for 10 months, with a National Mediation Board call for talks after a 30 day cooling off period under the Railway Labor Act.
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New York
American Airlines
AFL
CIO Transport Workers
American
Washington ‘T
National Mediation Board
Offensive Against Saigon Losing Punch
In Saigon the new enemy offensive eased though intelligence officers expect more. Across South Vietnam Viet Cong and North Vietnamese attacked about 50 towns and bases, the fifth day of the spring drive. Allied troops near Bien Hoa reported limited resistance after heavy fighting and helicopters and aircraft supported operations.
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Saigon
Salon
U.S
South Vietnam
Bien Hoa
Vintonp
Sykesville Woman Wins $600,000 Damage Suit
A Sykesville woman was awarded 600000 in damages by a U.S. District Court finding liability in a case tied to an automobile insurance application. The decision references an involved credit report and insurance entities including Employers Mutual and Retail Credit Co. with ties to a Georgia firm operating in Baltimore.
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Sykesville
Baltimore
Sykes
Stock Market Opens Mixed on NYSE Early May Trade
New York stock activity shows gains and losses on the New York Stock Exchange as blue chips underperform. Traders report active trading but the industrial average dips amid uneven results from leading shares and lingering market uncertainty.
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NEW York Gil
New V York Stock Exchange
Fire calls report during early morning period in city area
Fire calls logged between 4:48 am and 12:02 pm at Park Mis Road intersection and surrounding area. Responders included independents and united units with various incident details recorded by city and county authorities.
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Auto Fine, Inc
Orriere
One Year Later Kerner Report Warns Of Racial Split
One year after the Kerner Commission report the Kerner findings of separate and unequal black and white societies remain largely unheeded. An independent study by Urban America Inc and The Urban Coalition notes continued racial divergence and warns neglect fuels future disorder while police and military responses have grown more sophisticated. Congress is criticized for repeatedly cutting funds intended to improve ghetto conditions.
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Washington
Kerner Commission
Urban America, Inc
Urban Coalition
National Advisory Commission On Civil Disurders
Minois
Otto Kerner
Martin Luther King Jr
Robert F. Kennedy
John V. Lindsay
New York
Peel i
Harris
Lyndon B. Johson
Kerner
White House
Americcans
Tvmainedar
Pation
Sponse
Kerner Report
Congress
Progress Report
Fire destroys truckload of furniture near Frederick
Two Frederick City fire companies fought a truck fire under the Ballenger Creek Road bridge on US 340 south west of Frederick. More than $1,000 worth of furniture burned. Joseph A. Shade of Winchester reported a tanker driver tossing a cigarette from the cab. Shade was treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital for burns while trying to unload. State Heads Commission equipment helped seal minor damage to the roadway.
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Frederick City
Ballenger Creek Road
US 340
Frederick
Independent
Huse Company
United Fire Company
Joseph A. Shade
Winchester
Jay
Prederick Memorial Hospital
State Heads Commission
Delegates OK 19 Voting Age in Maryland
The Maryland House of Delegates tentatively approved a proposed constitutional amendment to lower the voting age to 19. The vote was 91 to 36 in favor of accepting no favorable report from the Committee on Constitutional and Administrative Law, marking a first for favorable action reducing the minimum age in either house.
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Annapolds
House of Delegates
Marys Tard
Committee On Constitutional and Administrative Law
Thirar
Commissioners OK Fees For Architect For New School
County commissioners approved paying 80 percent of the architect fees estimated at 27000 for the Myersville and Green Valley school projects. A separate 55000 was designated earlier for land acquisition and fire protection. The school plan includes a contract for a 12.5 percent architect fee and raises questions from Moorsville residents about land and capacity for 3F pupils.
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Eartier
Board of Education
Myersville
Green Valley
Peace Team Critics Nixon Visit Amid Paris Talks
On the eve of President Nixon’s France trip the Viet Cong and North Vietnam used the Paris peace talks to attack him. Rep Tran Buu Kiem and Ambassador Anan Thuy accused Nixon of seeking military advantage and a position of strength in South Vietnam. The U S and South Vietnam protested renewed shelling while VC and Hanoi delegates warned progress stalled.
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Nixon
France
North Vietnam
Viet Cong
Paris
Tran Buu Kiem
Viet Cong National Liberation Pront
Anan Thuy
Hanoi
South Vietnam
Vietnam
Agrenda
United States
South Viet+nam
Pham
Lam
Town Clock Restored in Teme Sty Chapel
A spokesman says the town clock at the Teme Sty Chapel has been repaired after being out of order since last October. The Hagens Clock Company of Mare Botany, Virginia, completed the restoration and plans to adjust all four clock faces.
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Huilain
Europe
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Ure Povernment
Sarapat
Ciampina
Port
Marianu Kemor
Centure
Yacroment
Palice
Italy
Secret Service
Richard Nixon
Commmisssioners
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