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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Jul 16, 1970

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Worthington plans $2 million pump plant near Taneytown

Worthington Corporation announces a Taneytown site for a $2 million pump plant to serve U S markets with engineered pumps. The 39 acre facility west of Taneytown will employ about 100 people when ready in early 1971 and tests will use a 250000 gallon reservoir.

Taneytown Worthington Corporation Studebaker-Worthington New York Carroll County J. M. Lovrin Worthington Pump International U.S Worthington Free World Harrison East Orange N.J Denver Colo

Rezoning Request Approved For Humble Service Station

The Planning and Zoning Commission approved a rezoning to change Urbana’s Route 80 and Church Road site from R-2 residential to B-1 business for Humble Oil. The 17,000 square foot site faced opposition from George Speer, with a study pending. commission members toured the site prior to decision. A separate public hearing covered a proposed safety oriented ordinance on flammable liquids, with no decision reached.

Planning and Zoning Commission Route 80 Church Road Urbana Wilbur Young Planning and Zoning and Commission Commission George Speer W. Jerome Offutt Urbana Interchange Inc Humble Oil Urbana Interchange Alfred E. Cutsail Cutsail Frederick County

Fire Log: Jefferson area car fire and false alarm

Fire calls during the 24 hour period ending at 10 am include a 5:14 pm car fire near US 340 one half mile east of Jefferson with Jefferson responders at 423 Birmingham Drive, 8:47 pm wires down with United responders at 1510 West Ninth Street, 9:02 pm false alarm reported house fire with Juniors Citizens and Independents at Mount Saint Marys College, 9:04 pm Emmitsburg responded for fire investigation. Ambulance calls show Emergency Routine 0.

Jefferson Birmingham Drive Uniteds West Ninth ST Mount Saint Mary’s College Emmitsburg

Market gains push Dow higher amid steady trading

New York AP reports stock prices gained momentum in moderate trading with the Dow Jones average up 5.69 points to 717.35 at 10 30 a.m. The broad market showed strength as investors shifted into blue chip issues and leading industrials, fueling early gains.

New York

CAA Fund Delays Prompt OEO Meeting With Officials

Representatives of the Office of Economic Opportunity will meet with county commissioners and Community Action Agency leaders to determine steps to secure OEO funding for the next fiscal year. The delay risks at least 30 days without funds as documents remain unfiled and a new CAA director is yet to be appointed. Learning Tree Inc. may receive a $400 incentive for a proposed Brunswick day care project, though no official action was taken.

Randy Dodson Office of Economic Opportunity County Commissioners Community Action Agency OEO CAA Community Action Leonard Green Washington Green OEFO Kenyon Parker Thomas Glass Learning Tree Incorporated Brunswick

Thieves Take Tools and Air Conditioner at East Patrick Street

Robbers removed an air conditioner to enter H B Du vall Inc and stole two tool boxes with complete tool sets valued at 350 each and a small air conditioner worth 50. The incident followed a separate farm equipment shop burglary and several rain induced crashes on U S routes. No charges were filed in the car incidents.

H. B. Du~vall Inc East Patrick Street

Nixon's Plan To Meet People Poses Problems

President Nixon charts a crowd friendly approach drawing mixed reactions. He mixes with citizens at public events and signs autographs while Secret Service notes safety risks. Analysts weigh whether Cambodia unrest fuels this strategy and anticipate more public appearances before key state and congressional elections.

Nixon Washington St. Louis Congress Cincinnati Riverfront Stadium Louisville Secret Service Cambodia

Storm Causes Minor Damage in Frederick County

A violent storm last night and morning showers left Frederick County with scattered damage. High winds and thunder produced .75 inch of rainfall at the weather station, while traffic was disrupted by flooding on East Patrick Street and Fairview Avenue. A tornado watch was lifted with no tornado reports. one resident, Al Mullican, was swept in a flash flood near Sharpsburg while on duty.

Frederick County Frederick Frank Souza Damazo RFD 6 Tor Ray Milburn U.S. 15 Damazo Joseph Setters Burkittsville U.S. 40 Setters Masser Tor. R. J. Sivic Potomac Edison Company Fifth Street Motter Avenue Linganore Road Thurmont Carroll Creek Bernard Burdette Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company Baltimore Hagerstown United Fire Company Birmingham Drive West Ninth St al Mullican The News-Post Sharpsburg Washington County Mullican

Solons Seek Budget Cuts At Pentagon

Washington AP reports lawmakers push for up to 10 billion in further Pentagon cuts as Senate debates hardware procurement. Senate bill trims Nixon administration hardware request from 20.3 to 19.2 billion. Proxmire group calls for 10 billion in further reductions, including 5 billion for hardware and manpower.

Washington Pentagon Senate Senate Armed Services Committee Nixon House Defense Department John Stennis D-Miss William Proxmire D-Wis Proxmire Group

Senate Group OKs Funds For Viet Raids In Cambodia

The Senate Armed Services Committee endorsed U S financing of South Vietnamese raids into Cambodia while barring use of Pentagon funds to bolster Phnom Penh. The measure is part of a 19.2 billion military authorization bill with a vote unlikely for weeks. Secretary Rogers forecast limited near term peace prospects yet noted potential for negotiated settlement over time. The panel clarified defense funds may support operations in Cambodian areas aiding Vietnamization and troop protection. A House Senate conference on foreign military sales for Cambodia stalled with plans to resume talks next Tuesday.

Washington Senate Armed Services Committee U.S Cambodia Pentagon Phnom Penh Senate Indochina John Stennis D-Miss State Department William P. Rogers South Vietnam London Rogers Armed Services Committee Laos Thailand Vietnam John Sherman Cooper R-Ky House-Senate Jtry

Cambodian Troops Prepare Move on Kim Rom Plateau

Four Cambodian army battalions moved into position south of the Kim Rom plateau, 50 miles west of Phnom Penh, as they prepared a drive on the resort. Cambodian officers voiced belief that North Vietnamese and Viet Cong forces had largely withdrawn, with mercenaries recalled and battle near its end.

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Beall Urges Red Cross Access to N Vietnam POW Prisons

Congressman J Glenn Beall called for an International Red Cross inspection team to enter North Vietnam and determine the fate of American POWs. Speaking at the Ocean City State American Legion Convention he urged humane treatment and immediate clarification of whether prisoners are dead or alive, referencing recent testimonies and reports on conditions in Saigon and Laos. He urged Jaycees and Legion to push for safeguards so POWs are not forgotten.

International Red Cross North Vietnam J. Glenn Beall American Legion Ocean City Rep Beall House Armed Services Committee Maryland Armed Services Committee India Laos South Vietnam Conson Rep. Beall National Jaycees

Royal visit at White House and Camp David

Prince Charles and Princess Anne arrive for a casual U S visit with Nixon. The royal couple will tour Washington landmarks and Camp David, meet politicians, view Smithsonian space exhibits, and attend a late night White House dance with rock bands The Guess Who and Gary Puckett. A baseball game at Kennedy Stadium and a wildlife center visit cap the trip.

Washington Prince Charles Princess Anne United States White House Nixon Tricia Constance Stuart Canada Northwest Territories London James Madison Julie David Eisenhower David Catoctin Mountains Eisenhowers Capitol John McCormack Spiro T. Agnew Smithsonian Institution Frank Borman Neil Armstrong Guess Who Gary Puckett Patuxent Wildlife Research Center Laurel Robert

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