Mandel Visits With Carroll County Officials on Nonpolitical Tour
Governor Mandel met Carroll County commissioners and eight town mayors to listen to local concerns. He toured Random House and the Farm Museum, attended a Babe Ruth League game, and visited Western Maryland College training camp. He urged controlling spending amid recession and reviewed jail policy, school funding, growth management, and a Carroll County Community College proposal. He said zoning is stateless but public housing could be offered if requested. He noted investigations into a Frederick assault victim and a deputy-related case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Mandel
Carroll County
Carroll
Mande
Frederick County
Random House
Farm Museum
Colts
Western Maryland College
Mandel
Baltimore City
Westminster Chamber of Commerce
Maryland
Carroll County Community College
Eleanor Brown
Frederick Hitun
Betty Mae Crouse
FCC Center Welcomed as Branch in Frederick
FCC plans a branch facility in the old B and O building at All Saints and South Market Streets. Professor Roger Shaw says the center will grow from community needs, with tutorials, training, and informational courses guided by local residents. Further meetings with officials are expected as planning proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Community College
B&o
All Saints and
South Market Streets
FCC
Roger Shaw
Board of Education
South Frederick
Shaw
Lewis Stephens
Human Relations Council
Stephens
Stained glass windows damaged at Carillon in Baker Park
Vandals damaged the north side stained glass of the Carillon in Baker Park. Heavy object used to puncture a heavy wire mesh guarding the glass. The interior door remains locked yet the area attracts vandalism at sundown. Moodlights used for target practice. replacement planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker Park
David Hagan
Frederick
Hagan
Grae Frederick Glass
Improper Identification Wins Acquittal For Youth
Louis Renn Jr., 17, was acquitted after a state trooper failed to properly identify him as the driver of a modified VW in the Thomas Johnson lot. Judge Stanley Bennett upheld identifications by Pvt. William E. Brown, while other defendants faced fines for traffic and drunk driving charges in the same session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granville
Thomas Johnson
Louis Renn Jr
Renn
Edwin Nikirk
Stanley Y. Bennett
District Court
Bennett
Ralph L. Gastley Jr
Pvt
William E. Brown
Carl Brook Zinn Jr
RFD 2
Chester Allen McClanahan
Burtonsville
McClanahan
Hershel B. Atnip
Rockville
Atnip
Otho Linwood Ambush
RFD 4
Blacks Initiate Peace Patrol To Ease Local Tensions
Five Black volunteers led by Bobbie Lee and Debbie Palm plan to patrol All Saints Street to Fifth Street this weekend in south Frederick. They aim to deter conflicts and reassure residents that they seek peace, not trouble, as tensions rise in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Frederick
Bobbie Lee
Bobby Gibson
Debbie Palm
Rudell Holland
Chester Green
All Saints Street
Fifth Street
Robbie Lee
Stereo stolen from South Market Street apartment
A City man reported the theft of stereo equipment valued at nearly 400 dollars from his South Market Street apartment. John C. Wagner said the loss occurred between noon Tuesday and midnight. A 200 dollar stereo tuner and a 175 dollar record changer were taken as City Police investigate. An arrest warrant for assault and battery was issued against Richard Samuel Baugher, 22, of South
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South Market Street
John C. Wagner
Richard Samuel Baugher
South
Damascus Travel Club Attends Bavarian Festival
The Damascus Travel Club held a weekend trip to Pennsylvania July 10 11 traveling by chartered bus from Damascus to Dillsburg Pottsville and Lakewood Park in Barnesville for the Bavarian Summer Festival featuring the Schuhplatter group Oompah bands and an Alpine bellringer. It included a mine tour of the Pioneer Coal Mine Tunnel in Ashland a ride on the Henry Clay loco and a dinner at Stokesay Castle Reading. Members listed include Mrs Mary Virginia Dietz tour conductor and many others.
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Damascus
Pennsylvania
Dillsburg
Pottsville
Necho Allen
Lakewood Park
Barnesville
America
Wurzberg
Germany
Munich
Ashland
Pioneer Coal Mine
Mahanoy Mountain
Say
John de Verdon
Shropshire
England
Stokesay
Reading
George Hiester
Blue Mountains
Warrant Issued Over Alleged Beating Near Square Corner
John Austin Perkins Jr. of East Patrick Street swore out a warrant alleging that Baugher beat and kicked him last night near the Square Corner. The case names Baugher as the subject of the complaint and seeks legal action.
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Market Street
John Austin Perkins Jr
East Patrick Street
Baugher
Square Corner
Annual Jousting Tournament at St Marys of Barnesville
The St Marys of Barnesville church hosts a Saturday event from noon to 8 p.m. on church grounds featuring a jousting tournament starting at 1 p.m. amateur class, later a Maryland State Flag presentation, Mass for the sick at 5 p.m., and chicken dinners with tickets $2.50 for adults and 50 cents for children.
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St. Mary's of
Barnesville
Barnesville Road
Maryland
George Reid
S. Frank Shore
Montgomery County
Reid
St. Mary’s
Jury Subpoenas Federal Agents In Ballew Case
Two federal agents who took part in the June 7 raid on a Silver Spring gun collector’s apartment face the Montgomery County grand jury. The agents, including William Seals, were advised to sign a revised immunity waiver, with prosecutors noting the risk of prosecution under state or federal law. The 12 member grand jury probe centers on the shooting of Kenyon F. Ballew during the raid as his condition remains critical at the Washington Sanitarium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockville
William Seals
U. S. Treasury
John F. McCarren
Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms Legal Division
McCarren
Andrew Sonner
Sonner
Montgomery
Kenyon F. Ballew
Anes
Rex Davis
Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms Division
Police Department
Ballew
T-men
Washington
Grand
Construction Meet Held In Montgomery
ROCKVILLE Maryland officials outlined the five year plan from the 20 Year Highway Needs Study prioritizing the Rockville Freeway and Maryland routes 28 and 355 for four to six lane upgrades. Costs rise to over 874 million with total critical projects at 2 billion and 15.3 percent of funds allocated to Montgomery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockville
Maryland
Sunios
Commission
Falls Road
Seven Locks Road
Potomac Cabin John-Travilah
Georgia Avenue
Down County
General Assembly
David H. Fisher
Democracy Blvd
Germantown
Frederick County
Federal Highway Administration
Montrose Road
Montgomery
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Carroll Co
Martha Raver
Carrell County
Westminster
S. Mandel
FCC Center
Frederick Shopping Center
G. Herbert Rise Jr
Whistler
Mothers of
Stokesay Castle
Hill Road
Spook Lane
Stokel
Mary Virginia Dietz
Mabel Hawkins
Edith Becraft
Thelma Jenkins
John Glennon
Wilma Paxton
Raymond Warfield Jr
Merhle Staley
Ira King
Frances Kemp
Robert Mullinix
Judy Molesworth
Elva Watkins
Cora Fort
Luther Burke
James Johnson
Paul Braun
Ralph Stottlemyer
Gordon Duvall
Marion Howes
Barbara Nicholson
Claudia Howard
Lloyd Boyer
Ben le Blanc
Teresa Kean
Dorcus Burdette
Libby Bennett
Norman Watkins
Evelyn Arnold
June Poole
E. G. Jewell
Sterling Day
Alton Gosnell
Roland Grimes
Ert
ITAL
BRAND
Ballew Case
Ruth W. Johnson
Montgomery Bureau
E.O.M
Shepley's, Inc
S. Market ST. Facary
Shepley
M&m Merchandise Mart
North Market ST
Carmack’s
7Th
Motter Ave
Jefferson St
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