CLUE Stirs Interest In Water Resources in Frederick
Frederick County residents explored A B Cs of water resources during a talk by Dr. Kenneth Weaver of the Maryland Geological Survey and County Planner Lawrence Johnson. Attendees pressed for data on groundwater, drought effects, and growth planning.
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Frederick
Kenneth Weaver
Marylandical Survey
Lawrence Johnson
Earl Smith
Richard Curtis
Frank Gladhill
Ken Fields
Eer
Sanford Blum
Showers End Drought Threat for Maryland Crops
Weather experts forecast relief as showers end a severe drought that threatened corn and grain. A half inch of rain fell in the past two hours and more storms are predicted through Saturday with highs in the 80s and fair weather expected by Sunday.
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Maryland
Linehan Appointed To Frederick County School Board
William G. Linehan named to succeed G. Hunter Bowers Jr. on the Frederick County Board of Education for a five year term starting July 1. Linehan, a former FBI agent and attorney from Parkview Drive Eastview, is a Cleveland native who graduated from Western Reserve University. He is vacationing in New England and unavailable for comment.
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William G. Linehan
Phoenix, Inc
G. Hunter Bowers Jr
Frederick County
Greece Cyprus Get New Leaders After Crisis
Greeks celebrate as Caramanlis returns to power replacing Adamantios Androutsopoulos after Turkey's invasion and Cyprus coup.UN forces report ceasefire breaches while the Security Council calls for truce compliance. Caramanlis pledges civilian government and vows Turks and Greeks must coexist peacefully.
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Cyprus
Turkey
Bulent Ecevit
Caramanlis
Presidiely
Deaka
Makarios
United Nations
Security Council
Athens
Carmanilis
Paris
Caramantis
Downtown Merchants Seek County Complex and Jail Reform
Frederick City merchants propose a 10 point plan for the upcoming elections. Key items include securing the county complex and locating a new postal complex downtown. They urge a joint city county housing authority tax differential and jail improvements. They call for in town schools and regular meetings with county officials.
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Frederick City
Merchants Association
Ronald N. Young
Chamber of Commerce
County Tax Debate Tests Expansion Of Services Or Cuts
County politics hinge on whether rising resident demands justify expanding services or restraining tax growth. Growth from suburban newcomers shifts leverage toward towns and raises calls for parks sewer water roads and stronger police and fire protection. The rural finance coalition and modest income workers clash over how to fund services as inflation pinches budgets and housing shifts population.
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Washington
Lawrence A. Dorsey
Green Valley Area Citizens Association
Frederick City
Warfield Sets Growth Plan At Civic Federation Meeting
County Commissioner candidate John Warfield will unveil his growth strategy at the Frederick County Civic Federation gathering. He proposes a master plat driven by policy emphasizing water resource protection, industrial zoning tied to transportation routes, and county operations guiding land use. The FCCF meeting is at 7 30 p m at Amack Hall Hood College.
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John Warfield
Frederick County
FCCF
Amagock Hall
Hood College
Supreme Court Rules Nixon Tapes Must Be Turned Over
The Supreme Court voted eight to zero that President Nixon must surrender White House tapes and papers in the Watergate cover-up case. Chief Justice Burger delivered the ruling, stating that confidentiality claims cannot trump due process in a criminal trial. Justice Rehnquist did not participate.
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Supreme Court
Nixon
White House
Warren E. Burger
Burger
Detroit
Leon Jaworski
Executive Branch
William H. Rehnquist
John N. Mitchell
Mitchell
Watergate
Jaworski
U.S
John J. Sirica
Impeachment Debate Begins Tonight On TV
President Nixon faces a setback as Hogan, the first Republican on the House Judiciary Committee to back impeachment, signals party disarray. The debate starts at 7 30 p m EDT and national coverage follows. A floor vote on impeachment is anticipated by Friday or Saturday amid rising speculation of multiple articles.
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Nixon
House Judiciary Committee
Hogan
Calle
Joan B. Anderson
Ilinois
House
Briton Rev McKinnon Decries Cyprus Terror Bid
Former Cyprus chaplain Rev Campbell McKinnon recalls two near fatal confrontations with Nikos Sampson after a 1955 campaign of terror aimed at British troops and Greek Cypriot factions. He says a five thousand six hundred dollar bounty was put on his head for moral boosting and church duties.
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Makarios
Cyprus
Manor Lutheran
Ballenger Creek Pike
Campbell McKinnon
Neeeke Makarios
McKinnon
Greece
Sampson
Ledva Palace
Nikos Lampoon
Costas
Rumting
Nickens Urges Voters to Defeat Club Candidates in Frederick
Nickens, a longtime Democrat and Frederick County leader, urged voters to oppose the Jeffersonian Socratic Club on East Fourth Street which bars Black members. He argued racial discrimination could push Black voters toward the Republicans, while noting the club’s 1,350 members.
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Nickens
Lord Nickenns
Frederick County
Jeffersonian “Socratic Club
East Fourth Street
Frederick
Robert Gary
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Nicketts
Stock Market Mixed Early As Dow Dips
New York stocks opened mixed with the Dow Jones average at 796.31 after an 1.41 point drop. Gainers led decliners 7 to 6 on the New York Stock Exchange at 10 38 a.m.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
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