Lt Gov Post Backing From Local Solons Sparks Debate
Frederich County legislators discuss creating a Lieutenant Governor position after Spiro Agnew's resignation and Mandel's election. Delegates Wirts and Houck push for office with Secretary of State. Senator Smelser cautions. Byron argues voters should choose governor and running mate.
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Lt. Gov. Post
Frederich County
Senate
House
Spiro Agnew
U. S
Marvin Mandel
William Houck
Ways and Means Committee
Clifton Wirts
Houck
Charles Smelser
Frederick Carroll
Goodloc Byron
Virts
Ile
Nixon
Agnew
In-Service Days Planned In Frederick County Schools
Frederick County schools plan the second of three in service days in March. High schools and their feeder elementary schools will close together on specific dates, while other county schools stay open. Each articulation area closes when its high school does, with principal guidance for individual closings.
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Frederick County
Thomas Johnson
North Frederick
Elms Street
Yellow Springs
Lewistown
Middletown
Sriday
Walkersville
Hrunswick
Linganore
Frederick
West Frederick
Catoctin
Haamiong Grove Seland
Selmot
Frederick Realtors Urged to Enforce Open Housing Law
Frederick County Board of Realtors urges full compliance with Supreme Court open occupancy ruling. The board notes public confusion and says agency agreements should not block open negotiation for sale or rent. President John N. Bowers stresses adherence to law and willingness to discuss the matter with interested parties.
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Frederick County
Supreme Court
John N. Bowers
Zoning Case Sets Record as McDonald’s Hearing Prolongs
The McDonald’s rezoning bid on West Seventh Street becomes the city’s longest case since 1964. Over 10 hours of testimony and exhibits have filled hearings, with summaries and possible executive session needed before a decision March 18.
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Steve Cartel
McDonald's
West Seventh Street
Fiost
Te City
Richard E. Zimmerman
David Weinberg
Board of Zoning Appeals
Robert Bowlus
Bowlus
Samuel L. Rosenfeld
Rosenfeld
Frederick
Zimmerman
Stanley O. Benning
Benning
Ben
Rockets Hit 30 Towns and Da Nang Dock
Viet Cong rockets struck more than 30 towns and bases in South Vietnam during the night. At Da Nang naval dock two landing craft sank and a third was heavily damaged, with 1 American killed, 51 sailors and eight machines wounded, and 300 tons of ammunition destroyed. Civilians evacuated amid fear of nearby 500 pound bombs.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
da Nang
U.S
Edwin Q. White
Sion
A_U.S
Saifon
Animal Resources Abandons Woodsboro Dog Kennels Appeal
Angry Woodsboro residents flooded the County Board of Zoning Appeals as Animal Resources Inc. withdrew its request for a conditional use to operate dog kennels on a 118 acre site near Woodsboro. Neighbors warned of barking, odor, dust, and nuisance impacts and urged rejection.
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Russ Edmonston Graffs
Vaice of the People
County Board of Zoning Appeals
Animal Resources, Inc
Woodsboro
Consumer Research
Consumer Digest
Til
Dorands
William TL Dieterich
Agioa
Woodsboro Area
Haymond Cy Myers
Jeantt
John Spicer
Cash Smith
Glenn Stottlemyer
Dieterich
Earthquake Kills Two in Iberian Peninsula and Africa
A major earthquake off the Gibraltar west Atlantic struck near Lagos Portugal and caused at least two deaths in Portugal and Spain with 61 injuries in Lisbon. Seville reported a heart attack death, while many in Lisbon received treatment for injuries from falling debris and damaged structures.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Africa
Spain
National Earthquake Center
Washington, D.C
Alaska
Atlantic Ocean
Gibraltar
Soih
Morocco
Casablanca
Lagos
Sevilla
Ierica
San Jose Hospital
Stock Market Advances on Active Early Trading
New York stock market opened with active trading as the Dow edged higher about 100 points. The Dave Jones five-ta... price rose 2.50 to 9.53 amid brisk turnover at the exchange.
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New York
Istock
Dave Jones
Two Injured In Wreck At Square Corner
Frederick City Police report a car truck collision at the Square Corner. Norma Grimm of Cumberland and George Matthews of Wheatland were treated for minor injuries and released. Driver Thomas Crabtree, 22, Cumberland, charged with disregarding traffic signals and license issues. City truck sustained $70 damage. Crabtree car $300. another street front damage $200.
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Square
Frederick City
Norma Grimm
Cumberland
George Matthews
Wheatland
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Thomas Wayne Crabttree
Crabtree
Mirket Street
West South Street
Broadway
Fire log notes scattered calls to independent responders
A 24 hour fire log shows incidents at 0 North Market Street and 224 Wist South Street with responses by Independents and Citizens. Emergency activity includes a car fire and several unspecified electric-related alerts reported to 663-4100 and 6227.
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Woxam
City
North Market Street
U31
Pam
Wist South Street
Loase
Uniteds
Nixon in Paris Seeks Western Unity Amid Welcome From De Gaulle
President Nixon arrives in Paris for talks with Charles de Gaulle on building Western purpose and peace. A cordial reception contrasts with Communist calls for protests as rioters attack American offices and a hotel. both leaders pledge friendship and future cooperation.
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Nixon
Charles de Gaulle
Richard Nixon
Orly
Paris Cap
Mixon
Paris
Ixon
France
de Gaulle
U.S
City of Light
Communist Party
Orly Aire Port
United States
Broad Champs Elysees
Elysees
Rome
Europe
Air Force One
iPrench
Vietenam
American Express
Pan American Airways
Hilton Hotel
Eisenhower Develops Pneumonia After Surgery
General Dwight D. Eisenhower, 78, has developed pneumonia following abdominal surgery. A Walter Reed Army Hospital bulletin said he is generally weaker but cooperative and determined to overcome the complication. The Pentagon relayed the report noting respiratory difficulty during the night and that it is too early to judge treatment response.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Army
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Pentagon
Eisenhower
Governors Condemn Campus Disorder Reject Federal Probe
A nationwide governors conference condemns campus unrest while opposing a federal inquiry. They urge state and university leaders to address disturbances without federal intervention, amid Berkeley and San Francisco State upheavals and Hesburghs’ recommendations.
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Wasitington
Powerpors
John N. Mitchell
National Governors Conference
Justice Department
California
Ronald Heeagan
Nisan
Sici
University of California
Derkeley
San Francisco State College
Florida
Hat Estate
Claude Kitch
Informa
Mieluma «Ite
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Niven
South
Ind. University
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