Suit Enjoins New Central School in Frederick County
A taxpayers suit seeks to block the Board of Education from building Singanore Junior Senior High School at Central. The filing names 15 complainants and argues the Central site risks sewage disposal into streams, pollution of the Linganore watershed, unsafe transportation routes, excessive costs, and misallocation of high-density pupil needs. An order requires the board to show cause by August 13 why relief should not be granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Frederick County
Singanore
Central
Weinberg
New Market’ Area
Linganore
Frederick City
Annapolis
Pascal Rens
Brinton E Sullivan
James R. Hahn
Franklin Smith
Gordon Sm
Charles W. Wood
Edward Widmarer
Samuel L. St. Clair
Joseph Lerner
Huber V. Biser
Robert S. Windsor Sr
Albert McPherson
Joseph Entier
George E. Grubbs
A. Edward Verdi
Patrick M. Schnauner
Russian Boots Damage U S Exhibition Hall
Moscow dispatch reports the U S exhibition floor damaged by boots leaving powder from ground concrete. Harold C. McClellan urges a durable flooring installation as dust swirls from 10 000 visitors. Soviet officials blame poor concrete. river reports note cloudiness and clear Potomac water.
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Moscow
U.S
Harold C. McClellan
Great Gold Dome
U S 30 and Maryland road projects face delays
State and local officials report no new federal funds for U S 30 improvements in the Steiner's Hill area, keeping the project at a standstill. Other Md and Carroll county road work proceeds or faces minor delays, with traffic maintained on most sites as work continues into next year on several projects from Middletown to Boonsboro and beyond.
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Steiner’s Hill
M. J. Grove Lime Company
Middletown
Burkittsville
Baltimore
Taylorsville
States Roads Office
Carroll County
Taneytown
Pennsylvania
Carrol County
Washington County
Smithsburg
Hagerstown
St. Paul's Chute
Fair
Rockville
Laytonsville
Olner
Wife Held For Killing Business Manager Mate
Conneaut Ohio, Arleta Hankins 49 sits in Ashtabula County jail awaiting grand jury action in the slaying of her husband Earl C Hankins business manager of the Ashtabula Star Beacon. George Kingdom pleaded innocent at arraignment on a second degree murder charge and waived preliminary hearing. Judge Jack Stolson bound her over to the September grand jury on $20000 bond. Hankins was shot Sunday night with a .22 caliber revolver at close range. Police Chief Jack Sanford quoted Hankins admitting the shooting saying I only meant to scare him and that he had beaten me several times recently after 28 years of marriage.
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Conneaut
Ohio
API
Arleta Hankins
Ashtabula
Earl C. Hankins
Ashtabula Star-Beacon
George Kingdom
Jack Stolson
Hankins
Jack Sanford
Telephone firm approves 3.2 million for service upgrades
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co. board authorizes 3,320,000 for service improvements. Vice President Morrell announced allocations including 115,000 for Great Mills 50,000 for Preston 55,000 for Buckeystown 23,000 for Hagerstown and 750,000 for the Washington suburban area covering Berwyn Allentown Rockville and Wheaton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co
J Board of Directors
W. G. Morrell
Great Mills
Preston
Buckeystown
Hagerstown
Washington
Berwyn
Allentown
Rockville
Wheaton
Tenants Win Court Verdict Over Water Shortage at Dairy Farm
In a case before Judge Patrick M Schnauffer near New Windsor the Kennedys claimed rent from tenants who moved in November and leases expired next April. Testimony showed water shortages and the judge ruled the farm had insufficient water and that replacement rather than repair was the landlords’ responsibility.
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Circus Court
Patrick M. Schnauffer
New Windsor
William M. Kennedy
Purrellville
Zeltman
Kennedys
Dallas Kehne
Braddock Heights
Kehne
Droneburg
Kennegys
Autumn Chill Sweeps Rockies and Midwest Weather
A cold front pushes through the Rockies and Pacific Northwest with lows in the 40s and 50s while the East remains warm and humid. Readings drop to 28 at Meacham Oregon and 36 at Redmond. Tornadic winds near Norfolk and funnel clouds in Kansas are reported as heat persists elsewhere. George Cooper, 78, former Brown and Williamson president and British American Tobacco director, dies Monday.
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Pacific Northwest
Rockies
Northwest
Alaska
Redmond
Oregon
Meacham
Fairbanks
Pierre and
Philip
Kentucky
Cincinnati
Kansas
Norfolk
George Cooper
Richmond, Va
Brown and Williamson Tobacco Corp
British-American Tobacco Co
Appeal Filed Over Petersville Auto Race Track Decision
Petitioners William S Blessley and Charlotte Bless appeal a Zoning Board ruling denying a Petersville auto race track on Kepler road. They argue A1 district property allows S1 tracks, procedural flaws at the June hearing, and claim potential dust noise traffic and property value harms. seek reversal and permit conditions. The plan includes a permanent asphalt track with grandstand and facilities serving about 1500 cars.
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Petersville
Zoning Board
Williams. Blessley
Charlotte B. Bless
John L. Shaw
Robert Ramsburg
Herry D. Szekin
Board of Zoning Appeals
Frederick County
Weinberg
Fed Papers
Board of
Zoning Appeals
Administrative Board
Kepler Road
Blessley
Frederick High School Alumni Elect New Officers
Frederick High School alumni hosted new officers and their wives for a picnic at High Knob. retiring president George Phobus led arrangements as incoming president Max Kehner outlined plans for an automatic scoreboard clock for the new football stadium. The group set a September membership dance and listed officers and directors for the coming year.
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Ing
Frederick High School
High Knob
George Phobus
Max Kehbne
Association
Max Kehner
Tommy Gosnell
Mary Catherine Hahn Eiser
Betty Felton Miller
Milton A. Frank Jr
Robert Staley
Jack Geiser
Charles “Buck” Wisner
Jean Clark Gaver
John Ponson
Alen Reuizahn
Charles ‘Chiz’” Staley
Seven Prisoners Escape Newport City Jail
Seven inmates escaped from Newport City Jail in Kentucky early today. Two of the fugitives, Demphis Lewis and Howard D. Glenn, are under 20-year sentences and considered dangerous. Federal prisoners Joseph Dinardo Elbert Wellman and Lawrence Adams are named. local prisoners Carl H Webb and Harry Lee King are also identified.
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Newport, Ky
Newport City
Demphis Lewis
Howard D. Glenn
Joseph Dinardo
Elbert Wellman
Lawrence Adams
Carl H. Webb
L Harry Lee King
Couple Die Within 24 Hours of Each Other
A husband and wife died within a day of each other at Frederick County Chronic Hospital. W Murray Miller 79 died yesterday at 10 a.m. and Emma R Baumgardner Miller 82 died today at 10 a.m. They were born in Carroll County and attended Krider s Lutheran Church. Survived by children Arthur, Glidius, Murray, Mrs Robert Heusner, and Robert Baumgardner, plus eight grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. Funeral held Thursday at 2 p.m. at M S Crieger and Son funeral home with interment in Krider cemetery Westminster.
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Frederick County
W. Murray Miller
Emma R. Baumgardner Miller
Mrs. Miller
Carroll County
Krider's Lutheran Church
Westminster
Mr. Miller
Edwin Sr
Mary E. Lippy Miller
Howard Bro
Union Mills
M- St Creager and Son Funeral Home
Thurmont
John R. Hoesman
Inter-iment
Krider's
Rockefeller Heir Rumored to Be in Love with Ex-Maid
AP reports in Kristiansand Norway that Steven Rockefeller son of Gov Nelson A Rockefeller and Anne Marie Rasmussen a former Rockefeller household worker are at the center of romance speculation. Steven calls the relationship friendship while Rasmussen denies wedding talk.
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Rockefeller
Kristiansand
Norway
Steven Rockefeller
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Steven
Anne Merie Rasmussen
Annne Marie
Annie Marie
United States
Rockefeler
Estate of Eugene Meyer Reveals Heirs and Trust
In White Plains New York the will of Eugene Meyer former Washington Post chair leaves most of his 10 million plus estate to his widow and a special trust for grandchildren. Meyer died in Washington on July 17 and split provisions to named beneficiaries.
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White Plains
Eugene Meyer
Washington Post and
Times Herald
Meyer
Washington
D.C
Mount Kisco
N.Y
Notice of probate filing and estate appraisal dispute
A probate filing was recorded yesterday in Westchester County with Judge John J. Dillon cited. The notice details an estate valued around $10,000,000 and a $250,000 sign display, plus community comments about property condition and a possible larger valuation.
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Westchester County
John J. Dillon
San Pedro
Calif
Kelly
Aluminum Industry Faces Strike Threat Amid Steel Deadlock
A possible strike looms in the aluminum sector as two week negotiations for steel contracts stall. United Steelworkers president David J. McDonald warns no agreement before Friday’s contract expirations, with no work unless demands are met.
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New York
David J. McDonald
United Steelworkers of America
McDonald
Teel Industry
Joseph F. Finnegar
Federal Mediation and Concillation Service
Finnegan
Finegan
Aluminum Co. of America
Reynolds Metals Co
Kaiser Aluminum &Chemical
Ormet
Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp
Revere Copper and Brass Inc
Big Three
City Forecast Promises Hot Week with Scattered Thunderstorms
City officials warn of a scorching week with rising heat and humidity. Officials at the airport forecast daily thundershowers for temporary relief and a continuing heat wave with peak temperatures near 87 at the airport station. The humidity index sits around 76, with a breeze expected to modestly ease conditions. Continuous storms are anticipated at intervals throughout the week.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Brenham girl wins “Satellite Sundae” at Texas pharma meet
Lu de Bridges, a 15 year old from Brenham, created a dessert named Satellite Sundae combining vanilla ice cream pecans whipped cream cherries and pretzels. Judges awarded her title Fountaineer of 59 at the Texas Pharmaceutical Association convention.
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Fort Worth. Tex
Lu‘de Bridges
Brenham
Tex
Texas Pharmaceutical Assn
Nixon welcomed by 20000 in Novosibirsk during Soviet tour
Vice President Richard Nixon arrived in Novosibirsk for a goodwill visit as part of his Soviet tour. About 20 000 Russians cordially greeted him amid banners and crowds four to five deep. Nixon spoke of open cities and potential high level talks, while Soviet officials planned a Siberian Academy of Sciences visit.
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Novosibirsk
Richard M. Nixon
Siberian
Eisenhower
Nikita Khrushchev
United States
Khrushchev
Nixon
Nixons
Stalin Square
Academy of Sciences
Siberian-Ural
Leningrad
Moscow
Quebec
Charles de Gaulle
France
San Francisco
Sovosibirsk
Soviet Union
Nason
Hyman Rickover
Two Killed In Navy Helicopter Crash In Maryland
A Navy helicopter en route from Lakehurst New Jersey to Norfolk Virginia crashed in a thunderstorm near Easton Maryland killing both aboard. The dead are Lt Sgt Maurice E Collmer II 30 of Dallas Texas and Aviation Mechanic Edward R Aiken 37 of Pensacola Florida. A witness said the craft dipped low before crashing into a cornfield about nine miles east of Easton.
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Easton
Navy
Min
Maryland
Naval Air Station
Lakehurst
N. J
Norfolk
Kehurst
Maurice E. Collmer II
Dallas
Tex
Aviation Mechaniic
Edward R. Aiken
Pensacola
Fla
Kenneth Fisher
Four Die In Brooklyn Tenement Fire
A fire swept two Brooklyn tenement houses killing four adults and a baby girl. Two women and two men died while four others jumped from the third floor and were reported in serious condition. Three policemen were injured during the fire.
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New York
Brooklyn
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