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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1971

Page

9

Hearings Set on Roads Affected by U S 40 to I 70N

Frederick County commissioners vote to hold a public hearing on SRC plans to relocate six county roads as U S 40 upgrades toward I 70N. Roads including Mill Bottom, Bill Moxley, South Woodville, Kemptown Bartholow, Lynn Burke, and Masseter are affected with access changes and new alignments near B&O railroad and Md 144. The state will acquire land between tracks and the interstate.

Margaret Hindman Star Frederick County State Rows Commission SRC Frederick City Mill Bottom Road MD. 27 Bill Moxley Woodville Kemptown Bartholow Lynn Burke Bartholow Road Kemptown-Bartholow Road Masseter B & OQ U.S. 40

Frederick County Plans for Sewer Water Updates Discussed

Planning Director Lawrence Johnson briefed Frederick County mayors at a COG meeting on changes to the master sewer and water plan and the move to a final plan by 1974 funded by a new state Environmental Services agency. The Beavin study proposes three landfills costing about 200000 each, with local funding and scarce federal aid.

Lawrence Johnson Frederick County Council of Governments COG Beavin Company of Baltimore MD. Health Department Johnson Environmental Services Beavin Lawrence Dorsey Reich's Ford Road Md.lealth Department Frederick City Donald Lewis Lewis

Montgomery Leaders Seek Full Funding For County Schools

Montgomery leaders urge Governor Mandel to boost the state share for Montgomery County school construction to meet the county’s $21.3 million request. They argue the Interagency Committee allocations are unfair and insufficient and seek a minimum guarantee to avoid underfunding relative to prior local spending.

William E. Graffam Montgomery Rockville Montgomery County Maryland Board of Public Works Board of Public Works Martin S. Becker Sdamae Garrett Thomas Israel Becker Garrott County Council Israel Montgomery Board of Education Marvin Mandel Interagency Committee Baltimore Louis Goldstein John Lud+kemeyer Acror Mandel General Assembly

Virginia man slashes arm in jail incident at county jail

A 21 year old Virginia man, James Henry Tinsity, slit his left arm and was admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital in satisfactory condition. A deputy said the sheriff would issue a statement today on the incident.

Virginia Frederick County Frederick Memorial Hospital James Henry Tinsity

Castro's Short Talk Lasts Over An Hour

Fidel Castro told attendees at a sugar cane cutting ceremony in Camaguey he would not speak long and then delivered a 1 hour 42 minute address. He noted the hot day and that some people collapsed from the heat, while Radio Havana broadcast the talk to Miami. Temperature and crowd size were not disclosed.

Miami Fidel Castro Cuba Camaguey Castro Radio Havana

Governor Mandel pardon action puzzles Judge Shure in Montgomery

Circuit Court Judge Ralph G. Shure said he remains confused by a pardon of a Czech refugee in a case where Jerry Kozelsky was sentenced to three years. The governor intervened without prior due process, with no clear recommendation from parole officials or the prosecutor, leaving Shure and local officials awaiting clarity.

Ruth W. Johnson Montgomery Bureau Rockville Circuit Court Ralph G. Shure Marvin Mandel Shure Jerry Kozelsky Gov. Mandel William Wood Mandel Kozelsky Carol Millard Tawes Plummer Shearin Maryland Commission On Judicial Disabilities

Third In Series Al-Anon Helps Family Of Alcoholic PART 10

The Frederick County Al-Anon supports relatives and friends of alcoholics with 12 steps and self help. The group operates self supported with no dues and offers Al-Anon and Al Ateen for youths. Members emphasize living one day at a time and anonymity.

Al-Anon Frederick Group Washington, D. C Frederick al- Anon Frederick County

Frederick names Edwin Hunley housing specialist for CAA efforts

Edwin Hunley will serve as a full time housing specialist through the Community Action Agency to improve city and county housing for low income residents. He will work for one year under the STAP program, with HUD funds and local volunteers, aiming to build new housing and rehabilitate existing units while helping homeowners access Farmer’s Home Administration loans and other resources.

Barbara Laughlin Edwin Hunley Frederick Community Action Agency Hunley State Office of Economic Opportunity Donald Date CAA Date STAP

Man Charged In Alleged Rape Attempt

A 22 year old West All Saints Street man turned himself in to city police and was charged with assault with intent to rape a 15 year old acquaintance and assault and battery. The alleged incident occurred off Hoffmans Alley Friday night at 1130. The girl escaped and was not treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Bond set at 2500 with a hearing scheduled Thursday. Police also arrested three 15 year old Frederick boys in connection with burglaries at Key Chevrolet and W Motors, suspected to be linked to stolen keys from the dealership display.

West All Saints Street Richard Bernard Oram Hoffman’s Alley Frederick Memorial Hospital Oram G.t.darkis Frederick Chevrolet W Motors G. T. Darkis

AAMC Chief Skeptical On New Cancer Agency

Skepticism over the Conquest of Cancer Agency arising from Senate action to create a national cancer body to be housed at Fort Detrick. Critics say it would operate within NIH yet be financially independent and could drain funds from NIH and other biomedical programs. Dr. John Cooper of AAMC calls knowledge insufficient for a push toward a new agency and warns of dismantling NIH.

National ‘Conquest of Cancer Agency Frederick American Association of Medical Colleges Senate Washington Fort Detrick U.S. Senate CCA National Institutes For Health Massachussetts Edward Kennedy American Medical Association American Hospital Association Congress NIH Department of Health, Education and Welfare National the New Republic AMA AAMC John Cooper Cooper

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