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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1974
Page
4
Hood College announces swimming lesson programs from February 4 with multiple age group slots. Registration Friday January 3 at Gambon Gymnasium, with fees of 10 dollars per child and 15 dollars pool/related classes, plus extra for scuba diving instruction.
Fisher urges Representative Mathias to oppose a 11 000 acre dam project and insists the Corps of Engineers and Congress fail to explore all alternatives. He calls on Mathias to prompt redirection of the Public Works bill vote so Senate members are shown to influence Maryland affairs and demands local officials exercise control.
Admiral Moorer acknowledged irregular receipt of papers while denying attempts by Kissinger to obtain details of new diplomacy with China and the Soviet Union. He cited winding down of the Vietnam War and public focus on Radford as factors, saying he should have been more alert.
Stevie Wonder earned four nominations as a performer and two as a composer. Posthumous nods include Jim Croce for You and I and Charlie Rich for Behind Closed Doors. Roberta Flack Carly Simon and Bette Midler received multiple female vocal nominations.
MSC Bill advances to expand traditional charter county powers in water and sewer utilities and address modern problems. Del Wagaman seeks county inclusion for potential reorganization. No opponents testify. Richard C. Curtis of Frederick County Civic Federation voices questions.
In Miami three 13 year olds Allen Gerald Cleve Evans and Greg Wilburn were found guilty of using gasoline and matches to set fire to three drifters behind an abandoned building last October One victim died and two were injured Wilburn testified describing their actions and the reasoning given by the youths Judge William Gladstone ordered all three committed to a state facility for disturbed children
Taneytown Fire Company held its annual meeting January 14 with President Kenneth Clem and Chief James Sally. Officers named included Maurice Parrish as first assistant chief and Wayne Staley as fourth assistant chief. Chaplain Kent Hail named ambulance captain. Ambulance reports showed 75 calls with 105 members and 5962 miles, total 200 emergencies and 159 routine calls. Fire and service calls totaled 1 357 for the year with cement walks planned. A separate note mentions Bing Crosby recovering after surgery in Burlingame California Health updates.
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