Howmet Plea To Zone Board In Frederick County
A petition to authorize use of 1 400 acres near Buckeystown for a Howmet Aluminum Plant is filed with the Board of Zoning Appeals. Public hearings set for Jan 25 at 10 a.m. in Winchester Hall.
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News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1968
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1
A petition to authorize use of 1 400 acres near Buckeystown for a Howmet Aluminum Plant is filed with the Board of Zoning Appeals. Public hearings set for Jan 25 at 10 a.m. in Winchester Hall.
Several hundred educators attended the 13th annual Frederick County Teachers Association gathering despite hazardous driving. Dr. John Carnochan, superintendent of Frederick County Schools, welcomed the teachers at the event.
Charles Center Inner Harbor Management study weighs replacing a marina with the ocean liner Queen Elizabeth. President Martin Millspaugh Jr cites dredging and price uncertainty as hurdles while Cunard’s price is not set. The event featured Dr. Gabriel D. Ofiesh noting education faces growth in mass media and urban challenges.
Andrew K. Coffman a Hagerstown philanthropist and funeral director died Saturday night at age 97 Private funeral services are planned for Tuesday Survivors include his widow Gladys and a foster son Roy McNamee His legacy includes the Coffman Health Center the Coffman Research Center and the Home for the Aging in Hagerstown He was a Hood College trustee since 1944 and donated funds and a medical complex to Washington County
The Federal Housing Administration says it never advised that wearing miniskirts in cold weather could cause chubby legs. A bogus memo circulated via agency stationery claimed that female employees’ legs would fatten if dresses were exposed to cold media coverage reported the hoax.
Gov. Agnew announced Cunningham Falls State Park will receive 140000 as part of 1968 69 capital improvements totaling 51 million for Maryland parks. Funds cover beach development sewer water and electric lines with additional park projects listed including Assateague Island Calvert Cliffs Deep Creek Elk Neck and more.
Saigon reports a MiG21 shot down a U S Air Force F 105 Thunderchief during a strike on Yen Bai airfield in North Vietnam. The pilot is missing as Washington logs 786 American warplanes lost in combat over North Vietnam.
Snow caused two crashes on U S 15 near Frederick. Carol M Poole 23 of Frederick lost control and hit Willis M Hewitt 40 in northbound traffic, causing 700 in damage to Poole s 1965 car and 300 to Hewitt s 1966 vehicle. Poole cited for failure to keep right. Overnight low 28 with 1 2 inch precipitation from weekend storm.
Post Offices nationwide saw heavy demand for one and six cent stamps as higher rates took effect. In Frederick lines formed for penny stamps with supplies tight in some towns. Martinsburg and Hagerstown sold out quickly while Thurmont exhausted one-cent stamps by Tuesday and Woodsboro by Wednesday.
An appeal filed in Kent Court challenges Frederick County's decision to operate a sanitary landfill on Reich's Ford Road. The appeal alleges the site approval was arbitrary and capricious despite negative evidence. Appellants include multiple Frederick residents and couples from surrounding areas.
New York authorities report gains outnumbering losses early in the session as trading resumes its prior pattern. The ticker tape runs late and market activity remains brisk with broad participation across major indexes.
No fire calls during the 48 hour period ending at 10 am. Saturday reports include a space heater fire at Soul Palace with responses from United and Citizens on Rosemont Ave Ext. A car fire at 3:11 pm with Independents responding. A burst hot water main at Thee Apartments caused no fire. Jefferson and Braddock responded. Offord residence furnace line fire at Lime Kiln 7:18 pm. Bell's Apartments smoke in chimney at Libertytown 9:55 pm but no fire found. Libertytown responded. Sunday reports include top of power pole fire at 8:14 am near 340 with Jefferson and Braddock responses and breaker box explosion near Woodsboro at 1:17 pm with Woodsboro and Neewspaper ADRIVE assisting.
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