Tax League Proposing 3 Legislative Bills in Frederick
The Frederick City and County Taxpayers League proposes three bills after a closed meeting with Delegates Wirts and Remsberg. Provisions include larger stipends for county commissioners, a five-member full-time school board, and dual school superintendents with assistants. The league urges legislators to file these bills for the upcoming General Assembly.
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Frederick City
Robert E. Dailey Sr
League
C. Clifton Wirts
Earl Remshberg
Wirts
Board of Education
Frederick County
Dailey
Sub Zero Weather Returns To Frederick County
Frederick County faces another cold snap with sub zero readings possible tonight as temperatures dip to the upper teens. Rain turned to ice on some roads with minor icing noted. crews finish snow removal and warn of hazardous driving from refrozen melt.
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Frederick
Unionville
Fort Detrick eyed for unclassified medical work
Sen Charles Mathias said DoD officials consider using Fort Detrick personnel and facilities for unclassified medical and biological research. He cited a telegram from Dr. Lee DuBridge confirming DoD interest and noted previous civilian cutbacks at the post as Beall and Mathias pressed to repurpose Detrick away from offensive BW work.
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Department of Defense
Fort Detrick
Charles McC. Mathias
Frederick
Lee A. DuBridge
Detrick
Mathias
J. Glenn Beall
DuBridge
Thias
Beall
Woodsboro Bank Elects Officers
The Woodsboro Savings Bank stockholders met at the bank last Tuesday for the annual meeting. Directors named were L Sheridan Barber Jr Russell N Flanagan James McSherry W Sherman Powell George W Smith Raymond L Smith Steiner W Smith W Cash Smith. George W Smith became president and Russell N Flanagan vice president. Powell was secretary and W Cash Smith assistant secretary with Glenn D Smith cashier and James McSherry as counsel. Also employed were Betty W Crum Lois J Wisner as bookkeeper-tellers and John R Gross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodsboro Savings Bank
L. Sheridan Barber Jr
Russell N. Flanagan
James McSherry
W. Sherman Powell
George W. Smith
Raymond L. Smith
Steiner W. Smith
Shirley L. Butt
Bank
Betty W. Crum
Lois J. Wisner
John R. Gross
Fire Log Reports Include Multiple Calls Over Weekend
In the 24 hour period ending 10 am fire units responded to several calls including a fuel truck fire on Capstine Road at 5 51 pm Saturday with Independents on scene a truck fire on Route 40 at 1 40 pm Sunday with Carroll Manor responding a building fire in Middletown at 10 09 am with S Leslie Shafer and Son Plumbing Middletown and Braddock providing response and ambulance activity showing Emergency-3 Routine-2.
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County
Capstine Road
Carroll Manor
Middletown
S. Leslie Shafer and Son Plumbing
Middletown and
Braddock
Car Won't Run Prompted Shake Tactic On Md Route
George Chapline II of Adamstown found his small foreign car overturned after a roadside failure on Md 355 near Frederick. Friends flipped it upright and it started, though the mishandling caused extensive body damage. Also, Saturday morning a two car collision on Rocky Springs Road caused about 500 dollars in damage, with no injuries reported and no charges filed.
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George Chapline II
RFD 1
Adamstown
Chapline
MD. 355
Frederick
Rocky Springs
Gary Lee Wiles
Middletown
William Jennings Grover Jr
RFD 5
Dogs and cats stolen from Frederick City Animal Shelter
Three youths grabbed eight puppies and five cats from the Frederick City Animal Shelter on Gas House Saturday night. An eight week old German Shepherd litter and basset hounds were taken along with several kittens and calico and tiger cats. value set at 27 dollars if reclaimed.
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George Dorsey
Frederick City
John Huffer
Frederick
Gilmore L. Castle
Castle
Donald Travis
Court Strips Powers From Draft Boards
The Supreme Court ruled 5-3 that draft boards lack authority to speed inductions for Viet Nam war protesters. Justice Douglas said no clear congressional grant exists for such power, leaving only prosecution for draft card defiance as punitive. Gutknecht of Gaylord Minnesota was the case basis.
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Washington
Supreme Court
William C. Douglas
Court of the Court
Douglas
Hugo L. Black
William J. Brennan Jr
Byron Rk
White
Thurgood Marshall
Warren E. Burger
Potter Stewart
John M Harlan
Minnesota
David Earl Gutknecht
Gaylord
Mion
Minneapolis
President To Deliver State Of Union Message Thursday
The article outlines President Nixon facing a Senate push for 1.26 billion in education and health spending opposed by the White House. Democratic leaders seek overrides while Republicans favor Nixon vetoes, with House action and budget cuts amid an election year climate.
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Washington
Compress
Senate
Nixon
White House
Warren G. Magnuson
Dash
Mike Mansfield
D- Mont
Congress
Mansfield
House
John W
Montana
McCormack
Departments of Labor and Health, Education and Welfare
Xixon
Mothers Plan Dimes March Here Friday
Frederick County residents join the annual Mothers March of Dimes starting Friday January 23 with door to door fundraising through Monday January 26. Volunteers aim to support the John Hopkins Birth Defect Center in Baltimore and its prenatal care research, with local youth participation and generous donations urged.
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Church of the Brethren
March of Dimes
County March of Dimes
Mothers Plan Dimes
Monica
Frederick County
Frederick City
Mother’s March
Joel Koehl
John Hopkins
Baltimore
John Hopkins Birth Defect Center
The
National Foundation
Charles C. Smith
Jefferson
Rosemont
Former Frederick Resident Found Murdered In Conn
The body of Mrs. Carol Diack 33 formerly Carol Schluenes was found strangled January 7 in her Wilton Connecticut home. She is survived by her parents Mr and Mrs Robert Schluenes formerly of East Second Street Frederick and by her husband Lee Diack sales manager for Chadburn Gotham Inc in New York City. The case is linked to the arrest of Louis Corone of Bridgeport a paroled rapist seized in New Orleans after fleeing Connecticut eight days prior. Corone was tracked by FBI agents at the Rainbow Motor Court in Metairie.
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Carol Diack
Carol Schluenes
Robert Schluenes
East Second Street
Schluenes
Frederick
Virginia
Diack
Lee Diack
Chadburn Gotham, Inc
New York
Louis Corone
Bridgeport
Parking Meter Receipts Show Increase In 1969
Frederick city saw parking meter receipts rise to over 16 000 in 1969, up about 5 000 from 1968, according to meter custodian Lee H. Smith. The increase follows more two hour and dime accepting meters downtown and in lots, with weekly collections varying from 1 300 to 1 800.
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George Chapline
Frederick City
Lée H. Smith
Frederick
Smith
City Hall
Market declines on broad slide in early New York trade
New York stock prices eased across a broad front as trading opened. Declining issues led advances by 120 on the New York Stock Exchange while the Dow Jones average stood at 780.43, down 2.17 points at 10 30 a.m.
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NEW York
New York Exchange
Florida Governor Defies School Desegregation Order
Florida Governor Claude Kirk pleads with the Supreme Court to delay desegregation, announcing plans for an executive order to halt mid year changes. He seeks a rehearing and an extension to next fall, arguing the court’s Feb 1 deadline causes harm and that state funds and calendars cannot absorb rapid desegregation. Louisiana also seeks emergency rehearing.
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Florida
Washington
Claude Kirk
Supreme Court
Kirk
Tinterrtion
Louisiana
Deep South
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Tax League
Goodloe E. Byron
Charles H. Smelser
Del
William Houck
Sen
Dr. DuBridge
Sen. Mathias
Woodsboro Bank
Pfc
Thomas Littleton
Lula Madry
Mary Stull
Sherman Mason
Mothers March
Cedric Smith
Conn
Wilton
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