Maryland Deputies Seek Special Commission Licensing Plan
Frederick County 25 deputies seek state police commissions to keep full arrest powers at private events while contracting with 16 private groups. They will buy 25 licenses per client for two years and hope donors cover costs as county officials extend the March 6 deadline and allow county employment temporarily.
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Maryland po
Frederick County
Mondar
special police commission
sheriff’s department
sheriff's department
Robert Green
Green
Sabillasville land rezoned to allow church use
Frederick County Commissioners rezoned two acres in Sabillasville from M-1 light industrial to R-1 residential enabling the Church of God of Prophecy to operate in the old Sabillasville elementary school. Zoning administrator said the M-1 use was illegal and the owner was directed to seek rezoning.
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Frederick County
Sabillasville
Church of God of Prophecy
Mearl C. McCleaf
J. Alfred Catsail
McCleaf
Catsail
4-County Farm Development Inc
Humble Oil Co
Mill Bottom Road
Mt. Airy
Educators Plan Monthly Meet at Frederick County Board
The Frederick County Board of Education will convene at 10 a.m. on Wednesday to discuss teacher contract negotiations the FY1973 budget proposal and completion of an outdoor swimming pool at Catoctin High School. A 10:30 a.m. report from Kathy Dykstra a Thomas Johnson High School student on a student council conference will be heard.
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Frederick County Board of Education
Catoctin High School
Thomas Johnson High School
Kathy Dykstra
Frederick Community College
Frederick Teachers Association
East Frederick
South Frederick
Fire Log Briefs Include Gas Burner and Ambulance Call
Fire calls logged in the 24 hours ending 10 am report a gas burner incident on Olive School Road in Walkeraville at 2:06 pm and an alto fire in Brunswick at 6:32 am Emergency-9 routine ambulance activity noted with jail population counts showing 24 males, 0 females, and 1 juvenile.
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Walkeraville
OLIVE SCHOOL
alto
Brunswick
Leap Year Baby Eleanor Barklow Turns Four on Leap Day
Eleanor Barklow of Mt. Airy celebrates her first real birthday today as a leap year child born at 7 05 p m as the seventh child and fifth daughter in the Barklow family. Her parents plan a family surprise party while noting Eleanor will only have real birthdays every four years.
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Eleanor Barklow
Mt. Airy
Eleanor
Barklow’s
Mrs. Barklow
Al Capp
Eleanor Barkow
J. Rolfe Castleman
Overlapping Health Services Sparks Frederick Planning Debate
Frederick health planners debated safeguards against cross county service intrusion as Howard County hospital relocations may encroach on Frederick care. Wallace Dow of Frederick Memorial Hospital urged boundaries to protect the county plan during Edward Phoebus's briefing on Maryland health planning.
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Frederick
Frederick County
Dow
Stock Market Mixed as Dow Dips Early Trading
Prices are generally firm but blue chips slip as the Dow Jones average of 30 falls to 923.09 at 10 30 am. Phoebus tells hospital planners the state reviewing process will prevent health service duplication and ensure interregional communication between regions.
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NEW YORK
Mercury Climbs Toward 60s
The temperature rose from a low of 40 overnight to 57 by 9 a.m. and is expected to climb past 60 as a warm, dry spell continues after the winter snowstorm. Streams and rivers have risen from melting snow. Partly cloudy tonight with temps in the 40s and a forecast near 70 for Wednesday.
Senate busing showdown tests desegregation bill
The Senate returns to a bitter busing fight as pro and anti antibusing forces clash over a desegregation bill. A five vote sequence is expected to settle the issue with a compromise possible to preserve court power to order busing if needed.
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WASHINGTON
Senate
Robert Griffin
Mike Mansfield
Hugh Scott
Griffin
Scott- Mansfield
Kar E
Muniz
R-S
Sens
Vance Hartke
D-Ind
Henry M Jackson
D-Wash
Hartke
New Hampshire
Jackson
Florida
Nixon Says China Talks Aid To Peace
President Nixon returns from China saying talks with Communist leaders laid groundwork for a more enduring peace structure with no secret deals. He reassured conservatives over Taiwan withdrawal, and noted no written or unwritten pact to guarantee peace, while briefing congressional leaders and cabinet as he plans further private reports.
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Nixon
China
WASHINGTON
U.S
Taiwan
Andrews Air Force Base
Sen
Edward M Kennedy
D-Mass
Republican party
Chiang Kaishek
Peking
Chou
Walk Lights Pass First Test With Few Complaints
Frederick reports mixed reactions to the new walk light system on its first day of trial. Mayor Magaha says phasing in continues and few complaints exist while Major Main notes limited issues. Downtown merchants leader Louise Strine predicts long term benefits despite initial confusion.
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Frederick
E. Paul Magaha
Magaha
Charles V. Main
Louise Strine
Downtown Merchants Association
Mr City Hall holds key to long, happy life for Eisenhauer
Joseph F. Eisenhauer III known as Mr City Hall reflects on seven decades of public service. He recounts city growth from five to nearly twelve square miles, notes Fort Detrick and shopping centers as engines of progress, and recalls early City Hall origins and mayors he has served under. He also recalls his career as a writer and journalist.
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Joseph F. Eisenhauer
City Hall
Eisenhauer
Joe
Frederick city
Joseph
Nannie Eisenhauer
Board of Aldermen
Opera House
thespians
N. Market St
Lloyd Culler
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Elmer Munshower
E. Paul Magaha
Johan A. Derr
Hugh Gittinger
Donald B. Rice
Culler
Ramsburg
Derr
Magaha
Gittinger
Rice
Munshower
Fort Detrick
Frederick
Joe’s
Democratic party
State Central Committee
Democratic Club
Frederick County
Maryland
David Winebrenner
Cedric Smith
Jury Finds Weddle Guilty In Theft Case
Jurors deliberated about two hours to convict Robert Edward Weddle Jr. of receiving goods valued at 1807 dollars stolen May 8 1971 from Western Maryland General Tire Co. He, of Frederick, faces sentencing Friday at 2 p.m. by Circuit Court Judge Samuel W Barrick.
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Robert Edward Weddle Jr
Western Maryland General Tire Co., Inc
Weddle
RFD
Frederick
Samuel W. Barrick
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