Women's Olympic Trials At TJ Track Opens Tonight
Final preparations underway at TJ track for two nights of women's Olympic trials. Tickets on sale at 4 p.m. with events starting 6:30 p.m. each night. Eleven trial events per night and ten invitational events over the weekend. Notable attendees include Dr. Nell Jackson and Willye White.
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Willye White
Mayor Daley Youth Foundation
Doris Brown
Seattle
Jaycees
Motter Avenue
North Market Street
Jack Griffin
Alternate Route For I-70 Attacked At Public Hearing
At a corridor public hearing, Robert T. Murphy challenged state highway planners over alternate route B for I-70N. He accused officials of misleading costs and urged a delay for an independent federal environmental study before proceeding, signaling possible court action if federal requirements are ignored.
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Robert T. Murphy
Murphy
State Highway administration
Long Branch Estates
Department of Transportation
Judge Delays Ruling In Nalley Wreck Case
Judge Byron W. Thompson paused a verdict in the Nalley fatal wreck case after a day of testimony. The court will decide whether to order an independent analysis of Nalley s acceleration system or rule on guilt in open court if neither side seeks the examination. Nalley 59 of Betsy Ross Trailer Court faces charges of reckless driving resulting in death.
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Frederick
Byron W. Thompson
Nalley
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Thompson
Frederick Teens Launch Summer Swim Party Tonight at Baker Park
Frederick teen centers open the summer program with a free 6 15 p.m. swim at Baker Park municipal pool. Centers operate four days weekly in summer, three nights during the school year, offering tennis, golf, basketball, movies, games, and study help.
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Frederick
Baker Park
Frederick County Board of Education
Thomas Johnson High
South Frederick
West Frederick
Frederick Community College
North Market Street
Nancy Boller
Thomas
Culler Lake
Paul Crum
Frederick City
Flood relief funds and mobile homes arrive for Agnes victims
Donations continue to flood in for Agnes flood victims as the first emergency mobile home arrives with more due. WTRI Brunswick reports 30500 in gifts 19200 distributed while Terra Rubra Lions Club raises 5077.38 with most dispersed. Red Cross notes 1200 from Washington County aiding 20 families and 4569 spent. Fort Detrick hosts a one year grouping area for mobiles as HUD lists 51 active apps with seven housed so far.
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Agnes
WTRI radio
Brunswick
Rawson
W. Va
Tri-state
Terra Rubra Lions Club
Keymar
Washington County
Frederick County
Pennington
West Frederick Junior High School
Martin Bement
HUD
Fort Detrick
Bement
Noland Village
Hagerstown
Opening Ceremonies For U S Women’s Trials At TJ High
Upward of 300 participants will take part in the opening ceremonies of the Us Women’s Olympic Trials at Governor Thomas Johnson High School stadium. The event is organized by the Sertoma Club of Frederick with the Frederick Jaycees as sponsor. The program features 54 Olympic officials 30 judges and 54 Girl Scouts with state and U S flags plus the All County Band 34 musicians led by Tom Stillman. A local track star will run in the Olympic Torch and Dr Nell Jackson of the U S Olympic committee will give remarks. The Shamrocks marching unit the color guard and additional Sertoma helpers participate. flags will be displayed during the trials. The U S flag will be retired Saturday morning by Sertoma.
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Governor Thomas Johnson
Jan Dill
Roxanne DeMik
Patty Johnson
Governor Thomas Johnson High School
Sertoma Club of
Frederick
Frederick Jaycees
Paul E. Main
Sertoma
North Gate
TJ field
U.S
color guard
Shamrocks
Frederick County
Tom Silliman
Gary F. Smith
TJ High
Nell Jackson
Sertomans
United States
Sertoma Club
City County Fight Over Sewer Tap Fees Could Stall Growth
Frederick residents and city officials clash as lawyer Richard Zimmerman warns county taps into the Frederick municipal sewer system without fair cost sharing could halt development within three years. The Frederick County Commission considers a five year plan to connect Walkersville area projects adding 1,809 dwellings and 542,700 gallons per day, with 492,000 more expected by 1975, prompting negotiation on county share and treatment capacity.
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Richard Zimmerman
county Metropolitan Commission
Frederick
Commission
James Grove
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Zimmerman
Walkersville
Frank Cook
Taxpayers Stand In Line To Pay New County Bills
Winchester Hall crowds form as 35,000 county tax bills are mailed for delivery July 5 and 7,000 city bills await mailing. Delays stem from governor signed rate increase in May with new rates taking effect July 1. Delinquent payments after Oct 1 accrue interest at two thirds of one percent.
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Winchester Hall
SUZI HARRISS
Charlotte Yarrell
Louis Eichelberger
Young presses immediate action on Frederick parking
Alderman Ronald Young called for an urgent study of city traffic and parking needs at the Mayor and Board of Aldermen meeting. He warned against a million dollar white elephant and urged hiring a consulting firm to identify optimal facilities and financing before year’s end, noting Frederick’s parking shortfalls.
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Ronald Young
Board of Aldermen
Young
O'Leary
Frederick
Wyngate erosion discussed by city and developers
City officials and Wyngate developer Ernest Ausherman Prospect Shopping Center owner Jacob Holmes state highway chief engineer Walter Woodford and local residents examined stream erosion behind Wyngate properties. Mayor Magaha promised relief after June 27 and Senator Thomas urged state review while Ausherman Holmes acknowledged limited responsibility and previous efforts.
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Wyngate
Ernest Ausherman
Prospect Shopping Center
Jacob Holmes
state highway administration
Walter Woodford
Paul Magaha
Ausherman
Holmes
Edward Thomas
Woodford
Magaha
Holmes Oil Company
Washington, D.C
Albert DuGoff
Rocky Ridge Barn Fire Responded At Zimmerman Residence
Fire calls total for 24 hours ending at 10 a.m. include a 4:18 p.m. barn blaze at the Zimmerman residence in Rocky Ridge with Grace ham and responders on scene. Ambulance activity shows 7 emergencies and 2 routines. jail population lists 34 males and 4 juveniles.
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ROCKY RIDGE
Zimmerman
Graceham
Stocks Rise for Third Straight Session in New York
New York markets advanced with the Dow Jones Industrial Average up 0.30 at 942.43 at 10:30 a.m. and the Nasdaq showing more gainers than losers on the New York Stock Exchange.
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New York Stock Exchange
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