Soviet Cosmonauts Begin In Orbit Maneuver and Dock Hopes
Four rookie cosmonauts aboard Soyuz 4 and Soyuz 5 launched within 24 hours of each other and began joint experiments in space. Telecast from Soyuz 5 reported normal operations as Vladimir Shatalov on Soyuz 4 and Boris Volynov with Yevgeny Khrunov and Alexei Yeliseyev prepared for a possible crew transfer in orbit.
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Moscow
Vladimir Shatatov
Shatatov
Soyuz 5
Boris Volynov
Shatalov
Moscow Television
Volynov
Yevgeny Khrunov
Alex
Yeliseyev
Soviet Union
Tass
Boris Yegorov
County panel studies subdivision rule changes
The County Planning and Zoning Commission explored redefining subdivision to match state law and restrict family subdivisions, but deferred action pending attorney interpretation. It also considered a policy to guide underground utility placement in subdivisions with more than five lots to align with a state ruling.
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County Planning and Zoning Commission
Commission
Larry Johnson
Enterprise Navy Fire Kills 24 Aboard Big E After Blast
The Enterprise suffered 24 dead and 85 injured with 17 missing after explosions and fire on the flight deck during a training exercise near Kahoolawe. The 85,000 ton carrier returned to port under its own power, nuclear plant unaffected, as officials investigated the blast cause.
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Pearl Harbor
U.S. Navy
Enterprise
Honoolulu
Navy
Kahoolawe
Pacific
Vietnam
Pilot Program Lets Pupils Discuss Police Youth Relations
A five day Police Youth Relations pilot at Governor Thomas Johnson High School involved TJ students and seven cadet officers from Frederick City Police Academy. Text notes role playing and seminars to promote understanding, with mixed reactions as the format shifted to a student oriented focus.
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Governor Thomas Johnson High School
Frederick City Police Academy
Maryland
Frederick County Human Relations Council
the Academy
Charles V. Main
Frank Main
Dorothy Handley
Frederick Police Academy
Uleh School
Getleeman
Mise Dorothy Handles
High Carbans
Children's Aid Society Ends For Lack Of Cash
The Children's Aid Society of Frederick County will phase out due to budget shortfalls. Since 1911 the CAS ran child welfare services, but the county budget cuts left little chance for continued operation. The board cites drastic funding declines from $65 000 to $17 500 and notes other work could be taken by social services, yet much of CAS's mission was unique. Continued on Page Five.
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Larry Heslin
Children's Aid Society
CAS
Department of Social Services
Frederick
E. Eugene Thomas
The
Children’s Aid Society of
Frederick County, Inc
Proef
Frederick County
City Bank Elects Officers and Declares Dividend
Frederick County National Bank held its annual stockholders meeting Tuesday at 10 am. Directors elected include Glenn E Rich and Warner L Brittain among others. Arthur V Myers was named chairman. Glenn E Rich became president. a 1.40 per share dividend was set payable Jan 31 to those on record Jan 14.
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Frederick County National Bank
Glenn E. Rich
Warner L. Brittain
G. Richard Bucheimer
J. Walker Carty
Howard A. Gross
Amos A. Holter
L. Homer Miller
Arthur V. Myers
Pascal YH. Renn
Robert J. Warfield
Honowry
Electon
Arthur VV. Myers
Glenn EF. Rich
William M. Moore
Carlton J. Baumgartner
Namona C. Remsberg
Rosemont
Louise Stall Rdiger
Mra
Evelyn HL
Wordis
Fern Wy T'nole
Melya Kytre
Mire
Cental
Mea
Helen H
Hahn
Tinda
Keefer
Teanetie 1
Weed
Contiomdt Om Pace
Beall Names Markey Administrative Assistant in Congress
Rep J Glenn Beall Jr announces David J Markey I as administrative assistant in Bealls Washington office. Markey, 28, from Frederick, Maryland, is a Western Maryland College and University of Maryland School of Law graduate and Maryland Bar member who previously served Agnew and the Governor Annapolis staff. He assumed the new duties January 4.
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J. Glenn Beall, Jr
Rep
David J. Markey I
Markey
Representative Beall
Washington
Frederick
Western Maryland College
University of Maryland School of Law
Maryland Bar
Agnew
Iie
Annapolis
Beall
Heall
Maryland
President Predicts Major Surplus and Social Security Boost
President Johnson sent a farewell budget announcing a 3.4 billion surplus from a 195 billion plan. He backs extending the 10 percent surtax, boosting Social Security by about 13 percent, expands Medicare and Medicaid, and funds Vietnam through fiscal 1970 while aiming to curb inflation and keep the war funded.
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Washington
Johnson
Paris
Vietnam
Nixon
Mandel Promises Energetic Legislative Program
Maryland Governor Marvin Mandel said he would present an energetic legislative program to the General Assembly within a week. The 1969 session opens today and will receive more than 300 pre filed measures, including several constitutional amendments.
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Annapolis
Marvin Mandel
General Assembly
Employers Ready To Tell Their Story At Job Fair
Local job fair gathers ninth graders and other students to meet company representatives in Frederick County. Firms such as M J Grove Limestone, Coca Cola, State Farm, Aero Jet, and more participate to show local career paths. The event aims to motivate youths to plan futures at home and consider local employment after high school.
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Stidenia
Wilday Ab
Predernch
Chamber of Com Merce
M, J. Grove Limestone
C, & Pt, Telephone Company
Bantalo Aluminum Company
Freewick
Frederick County
Myersville to Discuss New Elementary School Plan
A Myersville meeting hosted by the Myersville Elementary School PTA invites residents to voice opinions on a new elementary school for the district. Attendees include Dr. John L. Carnochan and the Frederick County Board of Education, with Bushey & Burrey staff to discuss planning and incorporate citizen ideas. The board aims for September 1970 occupancy.
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Myersville
PTA
John L. Carnochan
Frederick County Board of Education
Bushey & Burrey
Carnochan
Car Guo
Myersville Pta
PTA Fa
Actur Iig
Lo Ctebatts
Stock Market Advances Amid Early Trading Rally
New York traders pushed the Dow Jones average higher in early trading as investors remained optimistic on reports of improving corporate outlooks. Analysts noted continued gains across industrials and utilities while volume remained steady throughout the session.
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New York
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