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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Jul 03, 1972

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Frederick County Seeks Flood Aid for PEP Jobs

Frederick County posts more than seven thousand dollars for 10 to 15 PEP positions to repair flood damage in July and August. James Bryan says the federal Labor Department will fund 25 existing PEP workers again next year. Beall assisted with the grant. funds come from a special emergency flood grant announced after meetings in Philadelphia.

Frederick James Bryan Federal Labor Department Bryan Brunswick city of Labor Department Philadelphia J. Glenn Beall Baltimore John Derr Frederick County

Frederick to require drinking driver clinic in September

Starting in September, Frederick County District Court judges may order drinking drivers to attend a five week clinic. Joanne Hauver will run the program, developed by a task force including Lt Harold Basore and Del Wallace Hutton, to reduce alcohol related crashes. The course meets weekly with progress reports to the court. Similar programs are in other counties and states with reported success.

Frederick County Joanne Hauver Hauver Durwood W. Kettells Harold Basore Maryland State Police Del. Wallace E. Hutton Washington College

No Garbage Pickup In City Tomorrow

City officials announce no garbage collection on July 4 and advise residents south of Sec ond Street not to place waste on the street July 3. The Highland Street city dump will also be closed July 4.

Second Street Highland Street

County Commissioners Approve 22.8 Million Budget Increase

The county adopts a 22.8 million budget with a 2.3 million rise over the current year. The tax rate remains 2.54, while higher assessments and new state and federal funds enable the larger total. About 1.5 million is for emergency road and bridge repairs after Agnes flooding. department cuts include teachers, road maintenance, Frederick Community College, health and social services, and landfills.

Frederick Community College health and social services Winchester Hall

Nearby Camp David Becomes Nixon's Favorite Retreat

SAN CLEMENTE Calif RP Halfway through this election year President Nixon spent two thirds of his time away from the White House with 121 days away in six months. He adopted Aspen Lodge Camp David Md Navy base as his favorite retreat spending 53 days there or at Grand Cay and Key Biscayne. He spent little time at his voting residence here and undertook historic trips to Peking Moscow and Ottawa. He plans no politicking until after the Republican convention.

SAN CLEMENTE Calif Nixon White House Washington Aspen Lodge Camp David Navy Marine base Grand Cay New York Robert Abplanalp Key Biscayne Charles 6G Bebe Peking Moscow Ottawa Philadelphia Floresville Tex

July 4 Weather Outlook With Clouds and Showers

Warm conditions on Independence Day give way to considerable cloudiness with showers and possible thundershowers. Highs reach low to mid 20s Celsius, tonight in upper 50s to low 60s, with an 80 percent precipitation chance today and 40 percent tonight into tomorrow. Boaters advised to watch debris and pollution. fireworks efforts noted by local clubs.

Middletown Valley Hunt Club Brunswick Fire Department

Girls Arrive for Olympic Trials in Frederick

Between 150 and 175 runners from the Women s Olympic Trials begin arriving in Frederick this afternoon at Hood College Coblentz Hall. Officials report 183 qualified at Canton Ohio event. Trials set July 7 8 at Governor Thomas Johnson Stadium with Maryland proclaiming Olympic Trial Days.

Frederick Hood College Coblentz Hall Canton Ohio Governor Thomas Marvin Mandel

Good Government Advocates Meet With County Commissioners

Representatives of the Good Government Advocates met the Frederick County Board of Commissioners to press three questions on Planning and Zoning power, growth patterns, and guidelines for appointments. They urged timely decisions, with a month cited, while stressing local rights over outside interests.

the Good Government Advocates Board of County Commissioners Planning and Zoning Commission James Bryan Derr Herb Morrison Austin P. Renn Morrison Frederick County Ausherman Ernie Ausherman Dorsey

Maryland Democrats Reach Compromise on McGovern Delegation

The Democratic Credentials Committee accepts a deal between Maryland party leaders and McGovern backers preserving all 53 state delegation seats to the Miami convention while trimming some voting power in three conservative districts. Baltimore area black and Montgomery County liberal white delegates gain three seats. three conservative districts keep seats but lose influence. Nancy H. Dutton and six others drop challenges, citing political feasibility.

WASHINGTON CAP Democratic Party Maryland Baltimore area Montgomery County Nancy H. Dutton fone

McGovern Court Battle Over California Delegates

California supporters sue in U S District Court to block 151 of 271 California delegates from being seated at the Democratic National Convention. McGovern signals possible compromise with party rules and plans talks with AFL CIO chief George Meany as other delegation seating fights unfold.

WASHINGTON California George McGovern Democratic Credentials Committee U.S. District Court Miami Beach Dist George L. Hart Jr Credentials Committee takeoll McGovern Hubert K. Humphrey George C. Wallace ballerges

Stock Market Mixed in Light New York Trading

In New York a mixed stock market session occurred with light activity. The Dow Jones Industrial Average stood at 928.73, down 30 points at 10:30 a.m. The NYSE experienced roughly four advancers for every three decliners.

NEW YORK New York Stock Exchange

Nixon unhappy over social security hike

President Nixon warned on Saturday that cuts must be found in other federal programs to finance a 20 percent Social Security benefit increase approved by Congress. The measure, attached to a debt ceiling extension, could lift the budget deficit by 3.7 billion dollars and auto raises linked to inflation will begin for 28.1 million beneficiaries in September.

WASHINGTON Nixon Congress

Rockville Accident Kills One Injures Two

A truck crash at the I 70 I 270 junction in Rockville kills a man and injures two others. Police withhold names pending identification and next of kin arrival from New York. The 1971 carry all and a metal barricade were involved. investigation ongoing.

Montgomery County Rockville Bethesda New York

No News Tuesday Frederick News cancels July 4 publication

The Frederick News will not publish on Tuesday July 4 in observance of Independence Day. Regular publication resumes on Wednesday July 5.

The Frederick News

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