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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1974

Page

4

Downtown Post Office Site Debated in Frederick County

Curtis urges Frederick County leaders to pressure the Postal Service to abandon its Hayward Road site as the lease nears expiration in three years. Young says the temporary facility is nearly finished and favors keeping the downtown post office, with officials exploring East Patrick Street options and possible funding for housing or industry nearby.

Curtiss Major Your Frederick County Hayward Road Frederick Scot Maguc Young Curtis E. Patrick Street Charles Fitzpatrick Columbia U.S. Postal Service Post Office Department City Hall Fitzpatrick East Patrick Street

Three Car Crash Claims Marine’s Life Near Hagerstown

Three vehicles collided on Maryland 64 east of Hagerstown early Thursday after Robert L. Tracy, 21, driving toward his home near Camp David, crossed the center line. He died at the scene as motorists allegedly passed by without stopping. Robert Collins Sr., 32, and Robert Jr., 13, aiding the wreck, sought help for injuries. Police noted Tracy's body pinned for about 12 hours. chance of survival was minimal even with aid.

Hagerstown Maryland Here Camp David Robert L. Tracy Tracy Smithsburg

Frederick board agenda outlines projects and public notices

Aldermen consider a range of matters from park use and Open Space acquisitions to runway lighting and road work. They refer several citizen requests to commissions while addressing police appointments and a local church vandalism reward. Community votes on church minister selections are urged for July 14 services.

Cantaced Jpast Gene Remsburg Enterprises Frederick Moturth Sagner SGU Kansas Curtis Exchange Club of Frederick Bell & History Days of Society. Inc Baker Park American Legion McCurdy Field Parks and Recreation Commission Frederick City Grove Seligson Willowcrest Rosemont Avenue Highland Street Pentecostal Full Gospel Sabillasville Ralph Hawbaker Charles W. Smith Highfield Tel United Churches of Christ St. Stephen's Jacob's Harbaugh Valley St. John's David P. Haydn Fairfield Conn Claude H.carl

Urbana Growth Strains Schools and Parks Plan Revised

A county growth report warns Urbana area schools face overcapacity with temporary trailers and a late anticipated Coldstream Elementary. It urges rapid recreation planning as local parks lag, noting physicians per population have fallen since 1970. County funds were redirected to buy Urbana regional park land this year. The Canary Islands name origin linked to large dogs.

KTS Pais Bardh of Education Lake Langanore Urbana PUD Lake Singanore Coldstream Mottocacy- Pinecliff Park Frederick Lawrence A. Dorsey Comprehensive Health Planning Council U.S Council

Declassified Debate on Nixon Era Records Policy

Fragmented text discusses declassification and arguments for keeping or relaxing secrecy. Mentions Nixon era guidelines and classifications systems, with unclear references to agencies and processes. The readable parts point to a debate on access versus protection of government records.

Nixon Defense Tactic: Discredit Accusers

The article reports on President Nixon’s defense strategy aimed at discrediting accusers during the Watergate inquiry. It notes testimony and outlines from White House aides, including Dean, and references to Senate Watergate Committee proceedings and related documents released by the White House.

Nixon Washington Niaoc Neuse Commiltee St Lair Dean White House Niaah SM Clair Rothvaard Hunt Jo Nisan Senate Watergate Committee Lakue Atty John No Mitchell Nisen

Wholesale Prices Edge Up Amid Mixed June Readings

In a mixed report, wholesale prices rose slightly in June driven by a rebound in industrial goods while agricultural prices fell. The overall index shows an annual inflationary pace, with the adjusted and unadjusted figures reflecting ongoing volatility in the market.

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