Kids Seek Rules From Teachers Says Frederick Official
Alfred Thackston says children want clear ground rules and fair treatment. An in service day discussed disruptive pupils with groups proposing centralized policy and pupil services support. About one percent of county students are disruptive and require different handling to maintain order and function.
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Frederick County
Alfred Thackston
South Frederick
Thackston
Helen Magaha
Frances Clark
Suburban Solon Faults Permissive Land Use in Maryland
Annapolis AP reports Maryland Senator William J. Goodman proposes state power to designate critical areas to limit development in Baltimore and the 23 counties. He cites rising state taxes from growth, argues local sprawl burdens state finances, and says development-driven costs strain schools welfare and roads.
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Baltimore city
William J. Goodman
Prince Georges
Goodman
Washington area
state secretary of planning
Maryland
General Assembly
Zoning Variances Granted By Board
Frederick County Board of Appeals on January 25 approved a width and height variance for Humble Oil at Md Rt 80 and I-70 Urbana, while denying a setback variance and withdrawing a height variance. Browning gained a side yard variance for a utility room addition. Remsburg Offutt denied an administrative error claim for a front addition to a garage. Mt Airy Izaac Walton League received approval to add four traps with conditions on screening, parking, and quiet hours.
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Frederick County Board of Appeals
Walter J. Hahn
Henry D. Lakin
William H. Browning
Humble Oil Co
Md. Rt. 80
Urbana
David 5S
Weinberg
J. Pinchoe Browning
Kemptown-Barthlows Road
Bruce Y. Remsburg
W. Jerome Offutt
Alt. U.S. Rt. 40
Urner Ave
Mt. Airy
Izaac Walton League
Woodville Road
Shirley Bohn Road
Limited Zoning Moratorium Extended in County
County commissioners extended the moratorium on new subdivision and zoning applications to February 7 due to a three day out of town convention and the flu illness of Commissioner Donald Lewis. The delay postpones planning commission action on affected subdivision applications while revisions to the master highway plan are reviewed. no rezoning cases have been impacted yet.
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Alness
Donald Lewis
Lewis
Planning Commission
Court Opens Welfare Rolls in Maryland Ruling
A federal panel struck down Maryland welfare rules denying aid to families where the father was out of work due to a strike or firing. The decision cites conflicts with Social Security Act and HEW regulations, and allows retroactive relief requests while keeping general need standards.
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BALTIMORE
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Maryland
Harrison L. Winter
4th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Frank A. Kaufman
Joseph H. Young
US. District Court
Nixon Welfare Plan Hit Snag After Senator Refuses Backing
Washington AP Nixon's plan for family welfare reform faces a setback as Sen. Abraham Ribicoff of Connecticut says he will not support it. Ribicoff had been expected to lead the Senate battle but now proposes a pilot project for this session, signaling a shift in stance during Finance Committee hearings.
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WASHINGTON
Nixon
Abraham Ribicoff
Ribicoff
D-Conn
Senate
Ribicott
Senate Finance Committee
instt
Policeman Beaten in Frederick Street Disturbance
A Frederick City policeman was injured when a brawl erupted in the 106 block of South Market Street last night. Cpl. Gerald Koogle was admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital with multiple bruises and cuts after attempting to break up the fight and shielding David Falkiner from the aggressors. Joseph Sims of Dickerson is jailed on assault and battery charges. In other actions, Lewis Peters and Earl Huse faced charges, while a truck-car crash on I 70 near Braddock Mountain caused $900 damage with no injuries.
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Frederick City
Dickerson
South Market Street
Gerald Koogle
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Koogle
David Falkiner
Takoma Park
Joseph Sims
Sims
Frederick County
Lewis F. Peters
Keymar
North Bentz Street
Hijacker demands 300000 and frees Davis ally on flight
A hijacker aboard a Los Angeles to New York TWA flight demanded over 300000 and freedom for Angela Davis and a Dallas inmate. Garrett Trapnell, a white man in his 20s from Massachusetts, claimed a bomb and sought Europe. The jet landed at Kennedy. 94 passengers exited while FBI negotiators worked.
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NEW YORK
Angela Davis
Dallas
Los Angeles
Kennedy International Airport
FBI
Federal Aviation Agency
Garrett Brook Trapnell
Waltham
Mass
FAA
Washington
planets
Nixon
airine
oiams
Miami
Stuart Markus
TWA
Markus
Iman
Europe
Ray Schreiber
Garrett Trapnell
Orange County
Santa Anna
Calif
Freeport
Bahamas
1911 Frederick High class photo prompts further notes
Frederick High School gains more context from the 1911 class photo donated by Goodwill Industries. Principal George Seaton notes the find clarifies early Frederick secondary education history. Mrs. John L. Shaw, widow of a 1911 graduate, donated history volumes for Boys and Girls High Schools and a rare parade photograph.
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Frederick High School
John L. Shaw
Boys High School
Goodwill Industries
George Seaton
Frederick
New Traffic Summons Simplify Court System
Police and lower courts reveal the new traffic summons system effective July 5 across Maryland, D C and Virginia. Drivers may admit guilt, sign the summons, and pay fines without a judge signing. Prepaid cases close before trial, reducing courthouse patrols and paperwork. Nonpayment and failure to appear trigger penalties while collateral rules vary by state. The system is now uniform across the three jurisdictions.
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Maryland
D.C
Virginia
Maryland-Virginia
District of Columbia
Virginia-D
Hughes Autobiography Controversy Delays Publications
New York AP Clifford Irving's lawyer says 650000 dollars meant for Howard Hughes was diverted through a Swiss bank account by Irving's wife Edith. Money, tied to rights for an autobiography Hughes allegedly authorized, was moved back and forth, then deposited under Hel R. Hughes in Zurich. Discovery linked funds to the mystery woman, leading to Hughes' denial of any authorization or receipt. Publication plans by McGraw-Hill and Time Inc. are suspended as investigations continue.
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NEW YORK
Clifford Irving
McGraw-Hill Book Co
Howard R. Hughes
Irving
Maury Nessen
Hughes
Nessen
Edith Irving
Hel R. Hughes
Zurich
Manhattan
Time, — Inc
Life magazine
McGraw-Hill
Local Vets To Receive 108000 In Dividends
Frederick County will share in a nationwide acceleration of 286 million in veterans dividends under GI and National Service Life Insurance. About 1,540 local World War I and II veterans will receive payments averaging 135 dollars for WWI policyholders and 68 dollars for others, with total local distribution around 108000.
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Frederick County
Veterans Administration
National Service Life Insurance trust
U.S
FBI Report Shows City Crime Rise From 1970s Figures
Frederick City police submitted an FBI chart noting increases in serious offenses from 1970 to 1971. Homicide rose from one to two, rape from none to one by force and two attempted, robbery up with armed and unarmed cases, plus gains in assault and burglary. Larceny over and under $50 shifted, auto theft up from 89 to 127.
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Frederick City
FBI
Weather outlook and area ski slopes update
The forecast shows a 10 percent chance of snow today rising to 50 percent tonight with increasing clouds and highs in the lower to mid 30s. Sunday brings a high in the mid to upper 30s with a 30 percent snow chance, and Saturday night lows near 20s. Monday to Wednesday in the extended outlook look for fair weather, with some precipitation possible Tuesday and Wednesday. Temperature ranges favor 40s highs and 20s to 30s lows. Ski slopes report gradual improvement. Braddock Heights beginner slope is excellent while main Brad dock slope opens today at 11:00 a.m. in limited condition. Other slopes range from good to excellent with varying bases. Camelback and Elk Mountain show good to excellent and 8 to 54 inch bases respectively.
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Braddock Heights
Charnita
Round Top
Blue Knob
Seven Springs
Camelback
Elk Mountain
Big Boulder
Big Devil
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