Frederick City Tax Bills Raise De Facto Rates, Dailey Alleges
Former alderman Robert E. Dailey Sr. accuses Frederick officials of crediting a steady $1.65 tax rate while reassessment drives a heavy de facto tax increase. He cites a 1970 city budget of 3,301,725 up from 3,060,077 and argues new values push taxes higher though the rate stays flat.
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Frederick
Robert E. Dailey Sr
Frederick County and City Taxpayers’ League
Dailey
League
Dalley
Ire
John A. Derr
Frederick City
Lumen F. Norris
Frederick County
Norris
Derr
County considers relocating offices to Winchester Hall
County commissioners will review proposals Monday to move non court offices from the courthouse to Winchester Hall and to relocate the commissioners to Winchester flats. The plan targets spaces for the state's attorney and other departments, with Stann seeking a $250000 reconstruction of Winchester Hall east wing.
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Charles E. Collins
Commissioners
Winchester Hall
Department of Social Services
YMCA
Court House
Collins
State's Attorney
Robert S. Rothenhoefer
John Stann
Stann
Winchester Flats
County Planning and Zoning Commission
Metropolitan Commission
County Accountant
Data Processing Center
Parks and Recreation Commission
Roads Board
County Engineer’s Office
County Health Department
Parole and Probation
Juvenile Services Department
Chamber of Commerce
Community Action Committee
Liquorcense
County Reproduction Department
Veterans Administration
Eyler Associates
Appeal Filed Over Frederick McDonald's Zoning Approval
Frederick County Circuit Court receives an appeal by Frederick Shopping Center Associates and College Estates residents seeking reversal of the Frederick City Board of Zoning Appeals decision approving a McDonald’s restaurant on land beside the Frederick Shopping Center. Attorney David S. Weinberg argues the appellants have significant neighboring land interests. McDonald’s representative Richard E. Zimmerman defends the site. The BZA granted permission on June 6 with 18 conditions after protracted hearings.
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George Chapline
Frederick County
Frederick City
Richard E. Zimmerman
MacDonald’s Corporation
West Seventh Street
Taney Avenue
Weinberg
Zimmerman
Asone
McDonald’s
Frederick
Board of Zoning Appeals
Aking
Market Drops In Early Trading As Dow Sags
New York stock market fell in moderate early trading with the Dow Jones industrial average down 2.32 points to 859.29 at 10 30 am. Declines led gains by about 290 issues amid cautious trading.
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New York
Fire Log Report From City Street Incident
Fire call logged during two hour period ending at 1 a.m at West South Street. Units Uniteds and Citizens responded with fire personnel on scene at 1:04 a.m. Authorities listed local contact numbers for Coenty and the city.
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CITY
West South Street
Hovea
Uniteds and
Citizens
Hearing On CAC Tonight Faces Redesignation Vote
The Community Action Committee faces a crucial 7:30 p m redesignation hearing before county commissioners in Winchester Hall. A 6:30 p m mass rally starts at Court House Square as supporters march to the hearing, with five options on how the CAC may be redesignated or wound down.
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Russ Edmonston
Community Action Committee
CAC
Winchester Hall
Court House Square
Soviet Envoy Seeks US Talks After Condemning China
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko, in a landmark speech, condemned Red China and urged new talks with the United States. He proposed discussions on Berlin and missile limits, signaling a potential summit and a shift toward cooperation amid border tensions and Vietnam notes.
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Yerelgn
Andrei A. Gromsyko
Red China
United States
Gromske
Supreme Soviet
Kremlin
Washington
Peking
Soviet Union
Ching
Mao T'se-tung
Gromyko
China
Berlin
Vietnam
Vienna
Geneva
Senate Democrats Seek Greater Troop Cutback
Senate Democrats pressed for a far larger Europe troop reduction than the White House plan. Leader Mansfield supported withdrawing about 15,000 U.S. personnel from overseas bases next year, excluding Vietnam and other troubled spots. He urged accelerating cuts as the administration schedules 14,900 returnees and 5,100 civilian staff reductions to save up to 75 million in balance of payments.
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Washington
Senate
U. S
Europe
White House
Mike Mansfield
Nixon
Vietnam
Manafield
Senate Democratic Policy Committee
U.S
Mansfield
United States
Leak May Delay Apollo 11 Countdown Start
A leak in the Apollo 11 Saturn V helium pressurization system prompted NASA crews to inspect the first stage. If unresolved, the leak could delay the 8 pm countdown and 9 32 am liftoff for the moon mission while astronauts Armstrong Aldrin and Collins trained aboard the command ship trainer.
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Fla
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Neil A. Armstrong
Edwin E. Aldrin Jr
Michael Collins
Moon
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