Free Carter Street lot parking to end for post office
Construction of a new post office on Carter Street will end the free parking strip used by 51 vehicles. The Roadway Construction superintendent estimates three to four weeks before lot undercuts soil to create a lot for employees and loading. Officials say parking may be illegal and public use decisions rest with local authorities. project on schedule for fall 1977 occupancy.
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Richard J. Ashton
Board of Aldermen
Ashton
Police probe shooting in Carroll County injuries Union Bridge man
Police report a Union Bridge resident, John Green, 40, was shot in a quarrel with his wife at their home shortly before 11 p.m. Sunday. He was treated at Carroll County General Hospital for superficial injuries from a .22 caliber bullet. Investigations continue with no charges filed.
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Colonial Jewelry
West Patrick Street
Richard J. Ashton
John H. Temple
John Hanson
Temple
West Seventh Street
Motter Avenue
David A. Ratliff
Job security tops UAW demands and AZ news
The union lists job security as the lead demand in its bargaining agenda amid broader labor issues. Arizona crime updates report new clues in a kidnapping case. Thailand gains access to U.S. bases for free defense support as regional tensions persist. A2 13 500 miles canoe and weather forecast notes sunny skies with mid to upper 80s across today and Tuesday.
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Maresa Simons Wins Frederick County Farm Queen Title
Sixteen year old Maresa Simons of Union Bridge won the 1976 77 Frederick County Farm Queen contest at Jefferson Community Center. Debra Lynn Smith and Barbara Grossnickle finished as first and second runners-up. Betsy Stup crowned the queen, theme remarks praised farming's importance, with entertainment by Tin Weitzel and Pam Weitzel and a post pageant dance.
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Union Bridge
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Frederick County
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Jefferson Community Center
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Richard Grossnickle
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C. Clayton Smith
Jefferson
Sue Carol Basford
Gregory Bailey
George B. Delaplaine Jr
Frederick News-Post
I_ynn Ausherman
Betsy Stup
Frederck County
Miss Siup
Farm Bureau women's committee
Charlotte Bowers
Huth Lenhart
Regina Ahait
Jane Smith
Mary Sue Grassmckle
Pam Savior
Shirley Enheid
Tin Weitzel
Pam
Jimmy Puidum
eft
James Simons
Farm Bureau
Marg Fouche
Uncommitted delegates wooed by Ford Reagan
Uncommitted Republican delegates weigh electability and who can beat Carter as they prepare for the Kansas City convention. Ford leads in uncommitted counts with gains projected from Pennsylvania New York and Hawaii while Reagan must win most of the southern uncommitted vote to close the gap.
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RTenn
AFP
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Utah
Jimmy Carter
Edward Byrne
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H. Davison Osgood
Maine
Kansas City
Missouri
Marlene Zinzel
Pennsylvania
New York
Hawaii
South
House panel begins news leak hearings
The House Ethics Committee opens two weeks of hearings on the leak of the intelligence committee report. CBS journalist Daniel Schorr admits having a copy and may be called as a witness. Flynt aimed for 350000 but the request was cut to 150000. The panel interviewed 400 witnesses while officials expect possible subpoenas. The report outlined Navy spying and CIA support for various factions. Senate votes loom on extending the 1976 tax cuts amid debate on timing and scope.
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House Ethics Committee
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U.S
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New York
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Village Voice
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D-Ga
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Schorr
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CIA
Angola
Iraq
Senate
Viking 1 awakens for Mars landing display event
Pasadena based NASA scientists woke Viking 1 and reported systems green for its Mars descent planned for Tuesday at 7 33 a m EDT. Radio signal delay means confirmation only after 12 am. Jet Propulsion Laboratory spokesman called the preflight test "went by the book" and the cameras and equipment were ready after a long pause.
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Martian
earth
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Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Viking Lander Biology Box Key to Mars Life Search
The 1976-77 Farm Queen Viking Lander carries a biology experiment box the size of a car battery, with miniature labs for life-detection tests. Lead biologist Dr Harold Klein notes it may rival whole spacecraft complexity. Cameras will begin Mars surface work about 25 seconds after landing, first imaging the lander footpad and surroundings. transmission to the orbiting mothership and Earth follows, with first surface view expected about 5 35 am PDT July 20.
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Harold Klein
Chryse Platitia
Viking
Earth
Blood drive at AmVets Post 2 amid scarce supply
The Frederick Counts Red Cross program hosts a bloodmobile today at AmVets Post 2 on East South Street from 3 pm. Blood Chairman James A Grove urges donors to keep appointments and invites new or walk in donors to come, as summer travel and Bicentennial tolls strain supply.
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AmVets Post 2
East South Street
Red Cross Blood
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