Major Frederick fires chronicle 1970s calendar
A chronicle of fires across Frederick from 1970 to 1979 outlines major blazes. Notable events include the 1974 B & O warehouse fire, the 1979 North Market Street block blaze, and deadly incidents at Strawn Cottage Hood College and the Burkett family home. Arson is suspected in several cases. Damage totals run into hundreds of thousands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
East Street
B&o
Charles R. Norris
Perry H. Palmer iI
Tim May
Frederick County
Prospect United Methodist Church
Mount Air
Yellow Springs
Burkett
Cline Furniture
Catoctin High School
Strawn Cottage
Hood College
Thurmont
Coblentz
Holiday Inn
Stauffer
North Market Street
N. Market St
Goodwill
Ludwell Catlett
Frederick
Jenkins Cannery
Commerce Street
East Third Street
Staley
Cline
Miller Chemical
East South Street
Eles Club
Miller Farm
Carney
Baughman
Red Horse
Hilbee’s
Francis Scott Key
St. Johns Church
Trout
Market St
YMCA
Patrick St
Plant Place
Terrace
Waverley Gardens
Williams Concrete
Brunswick B&o
March
South St
Burkett Family
Cline's Furniture
Strawn
Hoffman Alley
Doubs House
Applegate
Coblents House
Stauffer Funeral Home
E. Third St
Clines Warehouse
Miller Chemical Building
Judge sets $1,000 bond for Raymond A Raymond
A secured bond of $1,000 was set for Augustine A. Raymond, 42, by District Court Judge William W. Wenner Tuesday for grand theft. Raymond was arrested by Frederick City Pvt. R. C. Boyer at the Frederick I-70 Truck Stop on Jan. 28, 1980 following an 11 p.m. radio call. It is alleged that $990 in money was involved. failing to post bond, he was taken to Frederick County Jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustine A. Raymond
William W. Wenner
Raymond
Frederick City
Hess's store defies blue laws drawing court rebuke
The Hess's store remained open six hours on Sunday drawing $50,000 in sales and complaints from Mike Jones and George Nusbaum. Deputies warned officials, a Santa Claus stunt was cited, and Judge Wenner urged legislative action over court-staged violations, while prosecutors vowed continued enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Jones
Motocacy Court
Walkersville
George H. Nusbaum
Wilson Place
Frederick
Jones
Nusbaum
Kirby Maybush
George Breed
Hess
Dorsey
Santa Claus
Santa
Wenner
Delaware Democrats oppose 8 percent state employee raise
In Dover the Delaware General Assembly critics oppose Gov. Pierre S. du Pont IV's 8 percent wage hike for state workers. Sen. Harris B. McDowell Ti calls it misleading saying it adds with one hand and subtracts with the other. The plan, part of a 641 million dollar budget, would include already scheduled step increments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
Del
Delaware General Assembly
Pierre S. du Pont IV
Sen
Harris B. McDowell
Wilmington
du Pont
General Assembly
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Saint John’s Church
Maryland
Center Street
Brosius Corporation
Good Shepherd Lutheran Church
Motter Avenue
Kemp Lane
Charles
Joyce Hanshew
WTRI
Brunswick
S. Market St
Zayre
South Carroll Street
Charles Mack
Market St. Charles
Ingram
Hagerstown
Rockville
Walter Calvin Goad
E. Patrick St
Workman's Lunch
South Market Street
Fort Detrick
Terrace Lanes
Doe
Dan
Jane
Ocala
The
Aoa
Die
Great Southern Printing & Mfg. Co. P.O
Patrick Street
Goodwill Complex
Ang
Alaroos
C. Kart Holter
Robert
Rothenhoefer
Carroll County
Howard County
the News
Setendey
Tink
WLC
UCU Ann
R. W. Boyer Agency, Inc
Amsof A. O. Soft Bausch & Somb
Steve
Soty
Leners
BAY OU
Anita