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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1971

Page

13

Beall Urges Fort Detrick Use in Conquest of Cancer Plan

U S Senator J Glenn Beall Jr urged full use of Fort Detrick laboratories by the Conquest of Cancer Agency. He noted Fort Detrick has 250 million dollars of equipment and personnel ready for accelerated cancer research and pressed Congress to include the facility in the national cancer effort alongside Senator Mathias.

J. Glenn Beall Jr Fort Detrick Laboratories Conquest of Cancer Agency CCA Senate House Commerce Beall Charles McC. Mathias Jr Congress National Institutes of Health Tam Fort Detrick Maryland Mathias Nixon Detrick

Frederick County Board backs indoor pools for high schools

The Frederick County Board of Education approved indoor swimming pools at all county high schools as funding allows and adopted a policy permitting twelfth grade students to leave campus for educational or service opportunities. The board also accepted the fiscal 1972 budget as funded by county commissioners and outlined plans to seek state and county funds for pool construction, starting with the oldest schools.

Margaret [Hindman Frederick County Board of Education Board of Education Middletown High School Cials Gov. Thomas Johnson High School Catoctin High School Gov. Thomas Johnson School Catoctin MD. Board of Education

Ramsburg Sr. Dies of Heart Attack at 58

Jacob R. Ramsburg Sr a prominent Frederick Republican leader and businessman died at his home on East Patrick Street of a heart attack He was born February 16 1908 in Lewistown District and had served in the House of Delegates and State Senate He became Frederick mayor in 1958 and held multiple community roles including church leader Lions Club Grange Farm Bureau and chamber director of several local firms and organizations Continued on Page A5

Jacob R. Ramsburg Sr Frederick State Senate House of Delegates East Patrick St Lewistown Harvey E Elsie A. Eichelberger Ramsburg People’s Fire Insurance Company St. Paul’s Lutheran Church Utica Church Council White’s Ferry Maryland National Bank Frederick Gas Company Marken Am Bielfeld Western Maryland Wholesale Co Jeanne Bussard Training Workshop The Chamber of Commerce Associates of Hood College Frederick Business Properties

Frederick County to Receive $4 Million for 1973 School Projects

Alfred R. Carey announced the state will provide $4,007,800 for Frederick County in fiscal 1973 if the bond issue is approved. The Board of Public Works also noted $196 million more for counties in 1973 pending legislative approval. Frederick County had sought $6,277,800 for 1973 to fund additions and new construction at Carroll Manor Parkway East View Apollo Heights and Lewistown schools to ease crowded conditions.

Marvin Mandel Interagency Committee Frederick County Alfred R. Carey Board of Public Works Apollo Heights Lewistown

Mistrial Declared in Monrovia Land Condemnation Case Near Md 75

Judge Robert E. Clapp Jr. declared a mistrial after a juror fell ill during proceedings over Baltimore Gas and Electric Co s condemnation of a 16.5 acre parcel near Monrovia Md 75 for an electric transmission line The value witness testified land could fetch about 153700 with 19400 as just compensation for the 16 5 acres while towers and parallel strips cover 9 5 acres of the total parcel spanning over 150 acres.

Robert E. Clapp Jr Monrovia Circuit Court Evelyn R. Thompson Main Street Thurmont Clapp Baltimore Gas and Electric Co Richard Bowers Hagerstown MD. 75 Bowers Gas and Electric Company Leither

U S Rejects Viet Cong Peace Aid As Inadequate

Paris AP report says the Viet Cong proposal for a U S withdrawal by year end in exchange for POW releases is unacceptable in its current form. Ambassador Bruce said the plan contains new elements worth exploring but demands remain sweeping and require serious negotiation by all parties.

Paris United States U.S Vietnam David K. Bruce South Vietnam Bruce Pham Dang Lam Hanoi Oth Laos Cambodia Indochina

Stock Market Extends Advance in Third Straight Session

New York stocks continued higher with the noon Dow Jones average up 6.26 points to 901.14 as trading remained moderately active. The broader market showed gains across leading shares.

New York

Jewell Seeks Fees to Fund Maryland Auto Insurance Plan

Maryland secretary of licensing and regulation John R. Jewell proposed a 2 cent per gallon gasoline surcharge and license plate fees of 20 to 30 dollars plus a 20 dollar minimum on driver license purchases to help finance a state operated auto insurance program. He spoke at a Wednesday night hearing ordered by Gov. Mandel to design a new auto coverage system for state drivers.

Baltimore Maryland Secretary of Licensing and Regulation John R. Jewell Jewell Marvin Mandel

Waste Permits Barr Public View Of Pollution Data

Washington AP reports the federal government plans thousands of industrial waste discharge permits while keeping permit input-output data secret. EPA officials say the public cannot verify if permits meet antipollution guidelines, creating a gap between 1965 standards and regulatory enforcement.

Washington Environmental Protection Agency White House Printz

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