Mayor Seeks Parking Exemption Return in City Plan
Mayor Howald Young said a parking exemption reinstatement is likely by next Tuesday after a week of complaints about the overnight ban. He, Ronald Lipps, and the parking commission will meet to craft a solution, aiming to ease enforcement while preserving garbage pickup and safety.
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Howald Young
Young
Anero
Ronald Lipps
City Parking Commission
Parking Commission
Board of Alderman
Board of Aldermen
Group Home Plan Stirs Neighborhood Opposition
Frederick County group faces resident backlash over proposed first group home at 1504 North Market across from Governor Johnson High School. Project would house up to eight boys ages 13 to 15, with state funding for purchase and federal funds for operation. Residents fear safety and tax costs, while organizers urge neighborhood involvement for the program to work. Decision expected by month’s end. further talks planned.
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Frederick County Group Homes Inc
North Market
A. M. Powell
Maurice D. Ashbury
Ashbury
Dorsey Baumgardner
YMCA
Baumgardner
Janis Pert
Community Services Agency
Group Homes Organization
Powell
Edwin Albaugh Files for County Commission
Edwin D. Albaugh of Feagaville Route 4, a local accountant and sportsman, filed Monday for election to the Board of County Commissioners, subject to the Republican Primary in September. He is the son of the late Howard M. and Effie J. Albaugh, father of two, and widower of Caroline B. Albaugh. He belongs to the United Reformed Church of Christ of Frederick and serves as secretary of his fraternal order.
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Edwin D. Albaugh
Feagaville
Route 4
Board of County Commissioners
Howard M
Effie J. Albaugh
Frederick City
Edwin D. Albaugh Jr
Columbia
Ann J. Grossnickle
Frederick
Caroline B. Albaugh
Albaugh
United Reformed Church of Christ of
Frederick News skips July 4 1974 publication
The Frederick News will not publish on Thursday July 4 1974 Independence Day to allow employees to celebrate. The paper will reopen the following day at 4 pm.
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Frederick
Nixon and Brezhnev Agree on 10-Year Nuclear Pact
In Moscow Nixon and Brezhnev agreed to a 10 year pact limiting offensive nuclear weapons and to stop underground tests above 150 kilotons. They plan a 21 month path to March 31 1976 for the underground test ban and will seek Senate approval. Observers from each government may visit the other's test sites to verify compliance.
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Moscow
Nixon
Leonid i. Brezhnev
Caribou
Maine
Brezhnev
Voukovo
Communist Party
U.S. Senate
Congress
Soviet Union
Henry A. Kissinger
U.S
Geneva
Frederick Smith Elected School Board President
Frederick L. Smith was elected unanimously as president of the Frederick County Board of Education, with Clement E. Gardiner chosen as vice president. The meeting noted the expiration of G. Hunter Bowers Jr.’s term and reappointed Charles A. Price as attorney. Members include Hodgson Remsbury Ashbury Barnes and others with terms through 1975 to 1978.
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Frederick L. Smith
Board of Education
Frederick County
Clement E. Gardiner
Col. Smith
G. Hunter Bowers Jr
Bowers
Charles A. Price
Air Force
Mandel
Frederick County Teachers Association
Linganore High School
Smith
Clement Gardiner
Potomac Edison Company
Catoctin Furnace
Smith and Gardiner
Mary Condon Hodgson
Doty Remsbury
Frances Ashbury
William B. Barnes
Power Line Plan Faces Public Opposition in County
The Public Service Commission hearing on a 13 mile Potomac Edison power line moved into day two at Winchester Hall. Testimony exceeded six hours from PE workers, Boy Scout leaders, landowners and residents about the 20 kilovolt line from Union Bridge substation to a north Mt. Airy site. Half the line lies in Carroll County and the rest in Frederick County. Critics say the route harms land values and aesthetics and fear safety risks near the Winding Trails Camp.
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Public Service Commission
Winchester Hall
Potomac Edison Co
Potomac Edison Company
Carroll County
Union Bridge
Mt. Airy
Frederick County
Winding Trails
Engineer G Eugene Anderson Seeks Frederick County Commissioner
G Eugene Anderson a well known engineer and dairy farmer near Thurmont has announced his candidacy in the Republican primary for the Frederick County Board of Commissioners. He serves on the Board of Property Review in a two year term, appointed by Sixth Judicial District judges to set land values and awards in disputes over State Roads Commission land acquisitions for the Maryland Road system.
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G. Eugene Anderson
Thurmont
Board of County Commissioners
Board of Property Review
Frederick County
Sixth Judicial District
State Roads Commission
Maryland
Anderson
Burall Named Metro Chairman in Urbana Groundwater Row
William Burall of New Market was chosen as chairman of the Metropolitan Commission in a two to one vote, replacing James H. Grove Jr. Grove joined Noah Kefauver as voting member. The move follows earlier disclosures of possible conflicts tied to Grove's land holdings and sewerage facility votes. Officials warned Leisure Technology Inc. tests on groundwater could affect riparian rights and pollution risks in the Urbana area as the state defines required tests.
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New Market
William Burall
James H. Grove Jr
Metropolitan Commission
Noah Kefauver
Middletown
Grove
Metro
Kefauver
Urbana
Leisure Technology Inc
Leisure Tech
Irwin Chess
Fireworks Displays And Fourth Of July Events
Fireworks light up Frederick Center Walkersville Fire Company and other sites on July 3 4 with dusk shows. Major events include the Barbara Fritchie Classic motorcycle races at Frederick County Fair Grounds with advance tickets three dollars and four dollars at the gate and a Lions Club contest offering more than two thousand five hundred dollars in prize money. Pools parks and civic sites will be open July 4 and expect warm sunny weather with summer crowds and highway traffic.
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Frederick Center
Walkersville Fire Company
Walkersville
Middletown
Frederick Lion's Club
Antietam Battlefield
Baltimore-Washington
Greenbrier State Park
Gapland
Catoctin Mountain Park
Cunningham
Market Dips Further Amid Broad Declines
New York stock prices fell modestly as the Dow Jones industrial average slipped 32 points to 790.6 at 10:30 am. The market showed continued weakness following Tuesday's sizable losses while trading on the New York Stock Exchange reflected broader declines and a tentative tilt toward losers.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
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Lipps
Montgomery County
Uney
Postal Service
Anna M. Myers
Raser
Amy-Jo Schairer
Mrs. Edward
Schairer
Edwin Albaugh
County Commission
Edwin D. al
Manent
Kissinger
United States
Seyret Unido
Frederick Smith
Neil Sandler
G, Bagees Andersen
Burall
Bush Creek
Monocacy
State Department of Water Resources
William Berail
Baker Park
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