Frederick City Considers Voting Age Charter Change
Frederick City moves to amend Section 40 of the Charter to allow 18-year-olds to vote after 18-year-olds registration rises to 234 teens in the city and 620 in Frederick County. City Attorney Frank Stillrich seeks public hearing March 16, with mayoral approval and a 15 day advertising period.
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Frederick
Board of Election Supervisors
Frank Stillrich
Stillrich
E. Paul
Magaha
Frederick County
City Hall
State Regs On Covered Dish Suppers Clarified
Deputy Health Director Dr. Charles Spicknall said Frederick County remains largely unaffected by state legislation exempting church covered-dish suppers from public health rules. The exemption applies only to meals served to church members, while public suppers must be catered or prepared in an approved church kitchen.
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Charles Spicknall
Frederick County
Maryland
State Health Department
General Assembly
Allegany County
Spicknall
Carl Margrabe
Margrabe
Spickwall
health department
County Officials Put Senior Citizens First In Meeting
County commissioners pledged top priority to the needs of seniors in a meeting with the Commission on Aging. Patricia Throne urged higher property tax relief for 65 plus, a non profit nursing home, personal care programs, and broader health services. Dorsey noted the new Comprehensive Health Planning Agency plans a 100 bed nonprofit nursing home costing about 1 million dollars, with Lewis backing the proposal and regional elderly care centers.
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commission on aging
Patricia Throne
Lawrence Dorsey
commission on aging board
Comprehensive Health Planning
Frederick County
Dorsey
Donald Lewis
Lewis
New Credit Union Election Tonight at Winchester Hall
The Center Frederick Federal Credit Union holds its first shareholders meeting at 7 30 p m in Room 203 Winchester Hall. President Charles Poindexter urges all members to attend and notes nine board members. The credit union chartered last fall will declare its first dividend on shares of record as of Dec 10 and conduct its inaugural board elections.
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Center Frederick
Fire Log Highlights From City Area Incidents
Fire calls reported in the 24 hour period ending 10 am include a stove fire at 10 34 am with responders Uniteds Independents and Citizens and a house fire at 5 18 am with New Market and Mt Airy. Ambulance calls total Emerg ency 12 Routine 6. Jail population notes Males 21 Females 1 Juveniles 4.
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SOUTH COURT ST
Uniteds
COUNTY LYNN BURKE ROAD
New Market
Mt. Airy
Retirement of Circuit Court Bailiff and Appointment
David De Lauder retires as Circuit Court bailiff at 73 due to arthritis. Mrs. Nancy Cramer, former secretary to Frederick City Police Chief, takes over as bailiff and law library keeper. Cramer, wife of Kenneth, previously served as secretary to Major Charles V. Main and has four children.
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David De Lauder
Nancy Cramer
Frederick City
De Lauder
Military Rd
Sixth District Court
Frederick County
Robert E. Clapp Jr
Samuel W. Barrick
law library
Cramer
Kenneth Cramer
East South Street
Charles V. Main
Frederick
New York State
Baltimore
Lewistown
Kenneth Jr
Stacey
Leslee
Scott
Carmack’s
Health Dept Lacking Funds To Enforce Laws
Frederick County Health Department faces funding gaps preventing enforcement of state and federal health laws. Director Dr. Charles Spicknall says about $300,000 more is needed this year to uphold obligations, forcing program priorities and neglect of old housing violations to focus on new housing and prevent further infractions.
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Frederick County
Dr. Spicknall
Frederick’s health department
Spicknall
Warm Weather Returns to Frederick County
Cold wave ends as south westerly winds push temperatures to about 50 degrees statewide. Frederick seeps to 20 degrees last night while Monocacy Pinecliff Park opens for public skating. milder weather ends the sport soon. Highs reach mid fifties Wednesday with sunny skies and brisk winds.
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Monocacy
Pinecliff Park
Frederick
Frederick Community College
Statement Entered In Murder Case
The Frederick County Circuit Court opened the homicide robbery trial with the admission of a written statement from defendant Larry Lamont Sims 21 of SE Washington He pleads not guilty to all 20 counts The statement says he was not in the hold up but knew of its planning and that he saw a sawed off shotgun believed to be the murder weapon
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Frederick County
Robert E. Clapp Jr
Samuel W. Barrick
Larry Lamont Sims
SE Washington
Prince Georges County
Sims
False Bomb Threat Evacuates West Frederick Junior High
West Frederick Junior High was evacuated at dawn after a phony bomb threat. City police searched the building and found no bomb. students returned to class after the all clear.
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West Frederick Junior High School
Stock Market Advances Despite Negative News Backdrop
New York traders pushed ahead as prices rose on brisk activity on the NYSE tape running late. Despite several unfavorable news items, the market showed resilience and continued higher with broad participation.
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NEW YORK
New York Stock Exchange
Coast Guard Seizes Soviet Fishing Vessels Off Alaska
U S Coast Guard boarded the Lamut and Kolyvan after they violated the 12 mile zone near St Matthew Island. A Storis icebreaker and Balsam supported the operation as the ships were moored, with no shots fired. The seizures followed legal action and diplomatic caution as Washington weighed relations with the Soviet Union.
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Coast Guard
Bering Sea
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Adak
Aleutians
U.S
Storis
Washington
State Department
Department
Nixon
Moscow
St. Matthew Island
Alaskan
Staris
White House Seeks Power to End West Coast Dock Strike
The White House moves to push Congress to require 13 000 dock workers to return to work at 24 West Coast ports after a resumed strike. ILWU President Harry Bridges says last minute talks failed to meet the 8 am deadline.
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White House
SAN FRANCISCO
Ronald L. Ziegler
Washington
ry Bridges
International Longshoremen’s and Warehousemen’s Union
Ensenada
Mexico
Vancouver
B.C
East
Gulf ports
Nixon
Hanoi Jets Miss With Fastest Missiles Near Hanoi
Saigon AP reports North Vietnam MIG21s fired three missiles at two US F4 Phantom fighters along the Laotian border within 100 miles of Hanoi but all missiles missed. US warplanes mounted more than 250 strikes nationwide as Viet Cong attacks continued in central coast provinces.
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North Vietnam
Hanoi
U.S
Indochina
South Vietnam
Binh Dinh
Qui Nhon
Bells toll debate at South End Baptist Church
Frederick residents complain about amplified chimes at the South End Baptist Church on Carrollton Drive. Pastor Rev. Allen M. Mullan resumed Sunday bell tolls after officials warned of abatement, sparking talks with Major Charles V. Main and City Attorney Franklin D. Stillrich as the issue heads toward possible court action.
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Carrollton Drive
Richard Krepela
Frederick j
Allen M. Mullan
Mullan
Charles V. Main
Main
Frederick City
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