Four Die In Chevy Chase Circle Crash
A 21 year old Germantown man and three companions died when their 1975 Pontiac hit a curb and tree at Chevy Chase Circle after leaving work at the Western Division Garage. Driver Harry Turner 27 of Manassas, and passengers Thomas Gonzales 21 of Gaithersburg, William Rowland Jr. 33 of Beltsville, and William Willis 55 of Arlington were killed. Investigators cite high speed and possible drowsy driving. The crash renews debate over the circle’s bordering trees.
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Chevy Chase
Guithersburg
Metro
Chevy Chase Circle
Thomas Gonzales
Duvall Lane
William T. Rowland Jr
Germantown
Beltsville
William C. Willis
Arlington
Harry Elwood Turner
Manassas
Paul Willets
Western Division
Wisconsin Avenue
District of Columbia
Maryland
Connecticut Avenue
Mother proposed as county high school football coach
Susan Nicol recounts a mail notice offering her mother, a Montgomery County teacher with 20 years of experience, a chance to coach high school football. The letter, from a caller named Rohr, praises her rapport with youths and sparks pride and surprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Nicol
Montgomery County
Postal Service
Rohr
Montgomery averts district lawsuit over Dickerson plant
Montgomery County Executive James P. Gleason said a suit against the District of Columbia was averted after DC officials agreed to drop objections to the Dickerson Advanced Wastewater Treatment plant if the EPA finds effluent will not affect Montgomery's drinking water. Final EPA report due in about three weeks.
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Rockville- County
James P. Gleason
District of Columbia
Dickerson
Environmental Protection Ageny
EPA
Potomac
Gleason
Blue Plains
Montgomery
Prince George's
Mom Aims To Coach Football Amid Crowd Pleasing Skills
A boy writes about his mother seeking football coach work, highlighting teaching credentials in English, safety training, football knowledge, and strong people skills. He notes her love of cheering, bake sale pies, and a proposed $1,600 spare time pay, plus a jersey with a large zero and weekly Saturday hype with friends and the mailperson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Mom
Frederick Towne Mall suit and local construction claims
A Frederick couple seeks 1 million dollars in damages from Shopco Development Corp and related entities over injuries from a December 12 1974 fall at Frederick Towne Mall. In separate circuit court filings, Thurmont residents sue Crocker & Little Builders Inc for 19000 dollars over alleged warranty breaches and negligent construction at a Meadowcrest home site in 1973.
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Frederick
Shopco Development Corp
Frederick Mall Associates
New York
N.Y
Trimedia Marketing, Inc
Detroit
Mich
Frederick Towne Mall
George E. Delashmutt
Taney
Circuit Court
Francis E. Cole
Thurmont
Crocker & Little Builders, Inc
Rt. Frederick
Crocker & Little
Meadowcrest
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Boonsboro
Old South Mountain Inn
Switzerland
Charles Reichmuth
Reichmuth
C. Kurt Holter
Red Cross
L. Clinton Rhoades
Donald G. Schley
Frederick County Red Cross
Rhoades
Schley
Charles L. Snyder
Ed Waters Jr
Turner
John Ball
Willets
Gonzalas
Jean Beckwith
Susie
Linda Kellum
Martin Graf
Gaithersburg
Einstein High School
Kensington
Wheaton
Susan C. Nicol
Montgomery Averts
Mathias
U.S
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
Ford
Naval Oceanographic Laboratory
Prince George’s County
Sen. Mathias
News-Post
Bay St. Lewis
Mississippi
Congress
William Bulla
Jerry Lewis
Bulla
Gary Ullrich
Missa Olive Engle
Schwearing
Jake Castle
Frederick Ave
Melvin Schwearing
Harley Sating
Castle
East Third Street Park
Anthony Bowie
Terrance Collins
Ray Barthlow
Jay Johns
Rodney Collins
Jerry Johns
Greg Thrasher
Rosedale Park
Blaine Mossburg
Susan Parker
Debbie Parker
Peggi Joy
Scott Cochran
Joe Leatherman
Wayne Custer
Debbie Booth
Patti Fogle
Becky Graham
Sherry Custer
Robert Dickerson
Chapel Park
Eugene Crummitt
Chris Dixon
Quentin Smith
Wendall Brown
Pat, Waldron
Kenny Dixon
Wayne Smith
Eddie Tyergar
Victor Bowens
Chrissy Custer
Sherri Dixon
Julie Hutto
Lauri Booth
Catherine Clark
Ronnie Stull
Catoctin Park
Chris Williams
Alan Blumenaur
Mark Blumenaur
Ramond Crabill
Timmy Frye
Ricky Frye
Billy Crabill
Buddy Jacobs
RAY Wachter Photo Center
Market St
Weil Bros
Weg
Hamilton Avenue
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