Ehrlichman Convicted Of Conspiracy And Perjury
John Ehrlichman found guilty by a federal jury on conspiracy and perjury charges tied to the Watergate break in and the Ellsberg psychiatrist records. Co defendants Gordon Liddy Bernard Barker and Eugenio Martinez faced related convictions for conspiracy and potential prison terms.
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Ehrlichman
Washington
John D. Ehrlichman
Nixon
Daniel Ellsberg
FBI
Watergate Prand
White House
Plumbers
Lewis J. Fielding
Beverly Hills
Calif
Abriichman
Furmer White
Gerhard
Gesell
G Gor
Don Liddy
Bernard L. Barker
Eugenio Martinez
Democratic Party
Watergate
Enrichman
William H. Merrill
Enhrlichman
Ellsberg
Ehrlich Role
Thurmont Man Dies In Wreck On Md 806
A Thurmont resident, William Andrew Nowell, 27, died in a one car crash on Md 806 near Kelly Store Road. Speed and driver error were listed as factors. A separate Doubs Road shooting report led to a false report charge against Earl Francis Totten, 33. Three others were jailed by city police late Friday night. Continued on Page A-5.
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Thurmont
Kelly Store Road
William Andrew Nowell
Canning Factory Road
Nowell
R.R. Roberts
Michael Joseph Linson
Fort Detrick
College Costs Soaring And Aid Sources To Explore
The article notes rising college costs and stresses starting financial aid inquiries in senior year. It highlights three aid types grants work study and loans with BEOG as a key program. Applications are routed through HEW and guidance counselors with grants ranging from about 400 to 1400 dollars.
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Meet College
Thomas Johnson
Sam Maples
Maples
College of Your Choice
Department of Health, Education, and Welfare
Office of Education
Richard Haney
Frederick Community College
Congress
BEOG
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
Washington, D.C
Dr. Bernard M. Davis retires after 38 years in Frederick dentistry
Dr. Bernard M. Davis of Frederick ends a career spanning the 38 years in Frederick County. He recalls early 1910s practice with pedal drills and World War I service in the Army dental corps. Davis notes shifts to preventive care, rising costs, and evolving anesthesia from cocaine solutions to modern anesthetics.
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Bernard M. Davis
Frederick
Frederick County
Davis
U.S. Army Dental Corps
George Washington University Dental School
Murphy Seeks Democratic State Central Committee Seat
James M. Murphy 26 announces candidacy for Democratic State Central Committee. Murphy, vice president of Charles F. Murphy Plumbing Co., calls for greater party participation at district and precinct levels and a stronger channel to elected officials. He is an Army Reserve captain, Frederick City alderman candidate last year, Chamber of Commerce member, church trustee president, and Sunday school teacher. He resides on Catoctin Avenue with wife Sally.
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James M. Murphy
Democratic State Central Committee
Murphy
Charles F. Murphy Plumbing Co
Central Committee
Frederick City
US Army Reserve
Chamber of Commerce
The
United Presbyterian Church
Catoctin Avenue
Sally
Hagerstown Youth Drowns After Lake Swim
A 14 year old Hagerstown boy Paul Leroy Heagy drowned at Camp Echo Lake five miles west of Myersville while swimming with two friends. State police said he went under during an attempt to cross the lake and did not resurface. Rescue squads and the Frederick County Scuba Rescue Team recovered the body around 6 p.m. and he was taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital morgue.
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Hagerstown
Myersville
Paul Leroy Heagy
East Avenue
R. J. Thomas
Heagy
Camp Echo’ Lake
Monument Road
Dick Henson
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Middletown
Carl Harbaugh
Mayor Receives Helpful Hints In His Mailbag
Frederick Mayor Ronald Young reports steady mail chiefly about parking shortages and city services. A Clarke Place resident complains about Scott Key Avenue tow and lack of posting, urging updates to parking rules as the city grows.
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Frederick
U.S. Post Office Department
Ronald Young
Young
Clarke Place
Scott Key Avenue
A.M
Mt. Olivet Boulevard
Seven thousand seven hundred fifty dollars bought Bentz Building
The Coppersmith Building at Market and Church Streets in Frederick sold in 1865 by John Loats and Grayson Eichelberger to Lawrence Bentz for 7750. Bentz, a German-born saddle and harness maker, built a family business and later ran Bentz Building with a restaurant in the basement offering oysters and clam chowder.
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Edward 5. Delaplaine Partie
Market
Church Streets
John Loats
Grayson Eichelberger
Lawrence Bentz
Bentz
Germany
United States
America
Anton
Frederick
Woodsboro
Allen
Daniel
Edward
Frederick Lee
M. Kemp Bentz
Frederick News-Post
Corm
Lawrence Benz
Bentz’s
North Market Street
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Mian
Centeni Romney
Elisberg
Bernard Davis
J.M. Murphy
James M. Murghy
Tommy Eichelberger
Buell Floyd
J. Richard Ramsberg
Cedric H. Smith
Coppersmith
Bentz Building
Rosenour
Market and
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