Furloughed Chessie workers recalled to service
Nearly all of the 146 Chessie System rail workers furloughed two months ago returned to the Brunswick facility as coal demand rose. About 149 of 156 total employees showed up, with 2,000 cars reportedly needing repairs backlog and eight in the store room.
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Arabs denounce Kissinger oil threat and Liddy on Watergate
Inside The News reports SRO Arabs denounce Kissinger oil threat while Liddy discusses Watergate figures. A freighter rams a bridge causing ten deaths amid cloudy conditions with cool highs in the 30s. Tonight may bring light rain. Tuesday forecast partly cloudy with highs near 50. Vanity Memory by Joseph Conrad notes.
City man charged after high speed city chase
Frederick police arrested 23 year old Richard T. Oden of East Patrick Street after an eight minute pursuit that reached speeds over 100 mph. He faces speeding running red lights stopping signs reckless driving and attempting to flee. Trial date set for March 13 with total summonses of 265 dollars.
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Congress Ford panel to launch CIA probes
Congressional leaders insist CIA probes will continue despite President Ford naming an eight member panel led by Nelson Rockefeller to examine CIA authority. The commission will report in 90 days and its findings will be public. The House and Senate CIA oversight committees plan public hearings while highlighting trust in bipartisan scrutiny.
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U.S. auctions gold to curb imports and steady trade
The government opened bids on 200 million ounces of gold to deter imports. Bids ranged from about 45 to 188 dollars per ounce for 400 ounce bars, with minimum bids near 70 thousand dollars if prices hold. Foreign buyers were excluded. officials hoped the sale would protect the trade balance amid a widening deficit.
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Gold prices steady in Europe ahead of US bullion auction
In London and Zurich gold held steady as traders awaited the US government’s two million ounce bullion sale. The London fix was 173.50 per ounce, down from Friday but up from this morning, while Zurich closed near 174. Prices trailed the all time high of 198 reached a week earlier. The dollar edged up against the Swiss franc amid Swiss central bank rumors, with no comment from the bank.
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Visitation Academy marks sesquicentennial celebration in Frederick
The Frederick Academy of the Visitation in Maryland, the state’s only Catholic girls boarding school, traces its 150 year history from its 1825 beginnings as St. John’s Female Benevolent Free School. The school, run by Visitation Sisters from Georgetown, expanded with a monastery and classrooms, weathered the Civil War, and now operates with 16 Sisters and master’s degree holders, continuing as a landmark in the community.
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