City Parking Panel To List Exemptions
City residents await exemptions to the overnight ban as the Parking Commission meets at 7 30 tonight in City Hall. Mayor Ronald Young and commissioner Ronald Lipps favor allowing night parking on dead end and non garbage streets, with possible relief noted by Donald Hiltner. Police report 118 tickets issued this morning, up from 109 yesterday.
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Ronald Young
Parking Commission
Ronald Lipps
Commission
Donald Hiltner
Board of Aldermen
Hiltner
Young
Parking Tickets Enforce Night Ban On Frederick Lawns
Frederick residents debate the strict nighttime parking enforcement started June 26. Fire Marshal Charles Mack warns cars on lawns block access for emergency crews and risk gas fumes igniting fires. Citations rise from 15 to 460 the night after enforcement began, with fines rising from 1 to 3 dollars by September 1.
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Frederick
Frederick City
Charles Mack
Mack
Wyngate
Monocacy Village
Maryland
Stagnant Air Lingers With Scorching Heat Advisory
Frederick City and County sit under an Our Stagnation advisory as temperatures rise toward the mid 90s. Officials warn air pollutants may fail to disperse, risking eye irritation and breathing issues for those with respiratory illnesses if a alert is issued. forewarned conditions suggest possible thundershowers later in the week with temperatures easing to the low or middle 60s by week’s end.
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Frederick
State Air Quality Control Department
Youth Climb Fatal Pole Incident At Hamburg Road
A 16 year old Braddock Heights youth died Monday after touching a 7200 volt transmission wire on a Potomac Edison pole along Hamburg Road. The victim, Tejun Springs Mark Douglas Hylton of Brentwood Drive, was pronounced dead on arrival at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Survived by parents Virgil W and Mary Ann Hylton, and two sisters, the teen was a 1975 Thomas Johnson High School graduate. Funeral arrangements by Robert E Dailey and Son Funeral Home include a service at the Glade Titane Church of the Brethren with memorials to the Church of the Brethren SHARE Program.
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Braddock Heights
Hylton
New Oxford
Robert E. Dailey and Son Funeral Home
N. Market St
Acupuncture Gains Ground in Frederick County Community
Local residents report relief from arthritis after treatments at Washington DC and Maryland clinics. Dorothy Farnsworth described painful relief and a renewed outlook after 22 minute sessions. Other patients praise gentleness and effectiveness, with costs around 50 dollars for the first visit and 25 for follow ups.
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Frederick County
Washington, D.C
Maryland
Dorothy Farnsworth
Military Road
Washington
I” Street NW
Complementary School Site Denied in Frederick
County board seeks a nontraditional school site as planners reject locating a Complementary School in an industrial area. Planning panel also backs rezoning surrounding Frederick Memorial Hospital to allow more professional offices. The program aims to aid students unable to function in regular classes.
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County School Board
Frederick
City Planning and Zoning Commission
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Karl Manwiller
Fibre Brush Co
East Church Street
Manwiller
Group Home Hearing Wednesday Addresses North Market Street
The group plans a second public hearing at Thomas Johnson High School about placing a youths group home at 14 N. Market St. in Frederick County. Residents opposed the site last week. A spokesman said a decision on the location may come Wednesday night as topics include child types to be housed a care program and neighbor participation.
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North Market Street
Thomas Johnson High School
Frederick County Group Homes, Inc
N. Market St
House Panel To Release Transcripts Of 8 Tapes
The House Judiciary Committee will publish transcripts of eight presidential conversations and an analysis of differences from White House versions. Differences include omitted or added material, with some content explained by staff memos. The release aims to disclose more Watergate evidence from the impeachment inquiry.
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Washington
House Judiciary Committee
White House
Committee
H. R. Haldeman
John W. Dean III
Washington Post
Watergate Grand Jury
Nixon
E. Howard Hunt Jr
I 70S Renamed Interstate 270 Stretch Clarified
State Highway Administration renamed Interstate 70 S as Interstate 270 effective July 1. The 45 mile designation runs from I 495 Capitol Beltway to the junction of I-70 N and US 15 south of Frederick. Police note crews are converting I 1 70 signs to I 1 270 signs.
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Capitol Beltway
Frederick
State Highway Administration
Miss National Teenager To Speak At Thurmont
Miss National Teenager Betty Ann Nightingale of Fort Fairfield Maine visits Frederick County to speak at the Catoctin Sertoma Club in Thurmont at 6 30 PM at the Shamrock Restaurant George W Wireman serves as host and accompanies the guest, who attended the Maryland Miss Teenager Pageant last weekend.
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Vallade
Betty Ann Nightingale
Fort Fairfield
Maine
Frederick County
Catoctin Sertoma Club
Thurmont
Miss Nightingale
Sybil Shaffer
Maryland
George W. Wireman
Catoctin Club
Hunt Valley Inn
Cockeysville
Thurmont-Gettysburg
Seven Middies Dismissed For Cheating At Annapolis
At the U S Naval Academy seven Midshipmen were dismissed for cheating on a navigations exam last May. Thirteen more placed on honor probation after a lengthy inquiry. An instructor allowed exam copies at a review session and was reassigned with a admonition letter. No names released.
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Annapolis
U.S. Naval Academy
William P. Mack
Mack
Bloodmobile Here Wednesday
The Red Cross Bloodmobile will be in Frederick at the Evangelical Lutheran Church on July 10 from 10 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Donor registration is open to scheduled and walk-in donors, with a special collection for NIH open heart surgery. The church is air conditioned to keep donors comfortable.
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Red Cross
Frederick
Evangelical Lutheran Church
E. Church St
NIH
Montana
Stock Market Rebounds Moderately After Monday Rout
New York prices rose in a technical rebound with the Dow Jones industrials averaging up around 7 points at 10 30 am on the New York Stock Exchange. Trading was relatively active as price moves reflected a easing of the prior session selling.
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New York
Jon Jones
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Gilbert Bohn
Pmomae Edison
Baltuore Gas and Electric Company
Potomac Electric Power Company
Julie L. Brooks
National Baton
Hood College
Amos L. Brown
Farnsworth
George Stauffer
Walkersville
Silver Spring
Charles Athaugh
Rock Creek Drive
Ralph M
Coan
Blue Cross
China
House
Betty Nightingale
Middies
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