Heat Wave Drives Mid 90s Across Region
Hot humid air moved in last week and will dominate with highs in the mid 90s today through Friday. Slightly cooler conditions arrive by weekend as a cold front brings thundershowers Thursday and Friday. Sunday’s high reached 91 with a 66 overnight. Mountain areas stay cooler. resorts were busy over the weekend.
Officials Delay Action On Rezoning And PUD Freeze
County Commissioners defer a hearing on the Planning Board's four month moratorium proposal blocking rezoning and PLD approvals until the county master land use plan is reviewed next January. The move would affect developments over 10 lots in Urbana and New Market and seeks a systematic five year plan review with regional phasing.
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County Planning Commission
Planning Commission
Larry Johnson
Planning Board
Johnson
Urbana
New Market
Donald L Lewis
Market
Bodies of drowning victims recovered in Potomac River and quarry
State police divers recovered 17 year old Stewart Slick of Hagerstown from the Dickerson Quarry after he disappeared while swimming with friends. The search included a Frederick air helicopter. Borek of Toledo, 24, was found in the Potomac near Big Spring after disappearing July 4 while testing underwater distance.
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Potomac River
Dickerson Quarry
Hagerstown
Stewart P. Slick
Long Meadow Rd
Rockville
Slick
Frederick
John Shelley
Edward Slick
Maryland
Big Spring
Washington County
Robert L Borek
Toledo
Borek
Nver
Marsland Natural Resources Police
Nixon Tapes Case Opened To Supreme Court Review
Special Prosecutor Leon Jaworski argued that allowing a president to redefine the Constitution without Supreme Court review erodes equality before the law. He warned Nixon could wield unchecked power in the Watergate matter involving Ehrlichman and Haldeman, while noting a grand jury marked Nixon a participant in the conspiracy.
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Washington
Leon Jaworski
Nixon
Supreme Court
John D. Ehrlichman
H. R. Haldeman
James D. St. Clair
Jaworski
St. Clair
Haldeman
Ehrlichman
Todd Norman W Todd files Chapter 12 reorganization petition
Norman W Todd, local businessman, files Friday July 5 in Baltimore Federal Court under Chapter 12 seeking moratorium and plan to reorganize debts. He cites mortgage shortages and loan delays tied to saving the Francis Scott Key Hotel for Frederick and tourists. Norman Todd and the Todd s Children s Trust own Frederick real estate. hotel to continue normal operations with planned improvements.
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Norman W. Todd
News-Post
Baltimore
Todd
Francis Scott Key
Frederick
Maryland
N and D Todd's Children’s Trust
Norman Todd
Lower Speed Limit Cuts Holiday Road Death Toll
A nationwide shorter Fourth of July period saw a drop in highway deaths due to a 55 mph limit. Officials labeled speed as the major factor, with a 519 deaths over four days vs 758 in 1972, and predict 450 to 550 total deaths for the weekend.
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Chicago
Col. E. W. Jones
North Carolina State Patrol
National Safety Council
Richard Lueck
Minnesota State Patrol
Associated Press
Florida
Louisiana
Wisconsin
Texas
Colorado
Arkansas
Nebraska
Kuykendall
Weatherholt Seeks Seat on Democratic Panel
George Wm Weatherholt announces his candidacy for the Democratic Central Committee. A Frederick County native and graduate of Frederick High, he works for the National Geographic Society in Gaithersburg and part time for Stateline Detective and Guard Agency. He attends Trinity United Methodist Church and serves in church leadership roles and the Jeffersonian Democrat Club.
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George Wm. Weatherholt
Democratic Central Committee
Araby
Frederick
Frederick High
GEICO
National Geographic Society
Gaithersburg
Stateline Detective and Guard Agency, Inc
Weartherholt
Trinity United Methodist Church
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Jeffersonian Democrat Club
Vote Split Over Adamstown Sewer Plan Shows Political Pressure
County Commissioner Lawrence A Dorsey backed a developer led project in Adamstown despite advisories to deny. The conflict pits Adamstown residents against Richard E Zimmerman a powerful county political figure whose client Roben Keats sought a 12 million sewer plant to serve a planned unit development. The vote followed a factional dispute over sewer classification and Beavin Company's recommendation, with threats of voter backlash and political debts shaping the outcome.
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Lawrence A Dorsey
Adamstown
Zimmerman
Dorsey
Zimerman
Roben Keats
Bethesda
Doubs
Fain
Bucketstown
Buckerstoun
Pront of Rocks
Keats
Larry Johnson
Carl Norcross
Derses
Frederick
Beavin Company
Metropolitan Commission
Beavin
Planners to Meet Tonight Over Zoning and Annexation
Frederick City Planning and Zoning Commission meets at 7 to vote on subdividing Parcel C in Antietam Village and expansion of the BC limited business district. They discuss rezoning west of O possumtown Pike and parcels Lease Farm R 4 units and school placement in industrial zones, plus annexation and filing and site plan fees.
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Frederick County Board of Education
Odd Fellows Home
North Market Street
Planning Commission
Commission
Board of Zoning Appeals
Market slides further into the 1970s low
New York stock markets extended a month long decline as the Dow Jones Industrial Average tumbled to 782.46 at 10:08 a.m. The drop marks the lowest close since November 1970, signaling renewed investor jitters amid broad weakness across the index.
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New York
Wo Industrals
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