Area Girl Contracts Spotted Fever in Frederick County
A nine year old girl, Rita Stream of Carroll Manor Elementary School, was admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital with Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever. Health officials confirm it as the county’s first case this year. Doctors expect rapid antibiotic response. most cases require hospitalization.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Rocky Mountain
Frederick County
Charles G. Spicknall
Rita Stream
George Stream
Wallace Dow
Stream
Carroll Manor
Schus
Spicknall
Rita
Russell Guest
Charles County
la Plata
Kenneth L. Crawford
State Health Department
Melissa Dudrow Named 1974 Frederick County Dairy Princess
Melissa Dudrow a 17 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs C Lester Dudrow won the 1974 Frederick County Dairy Princess title at Catoctin High School auditorium before 150 attendees. The Frederick High School senior to be. she owns eight Holstein heifers and pledged milk as her favorite food. Judges included Mrs Allen Garst Mrs Dora Flowers and Vernon Stup. Runner up was Susan Weimer and other contestants were Barbara Remsberg Tanya Duvall and Susan Ensor. Dudrow will compete in the Maryland State Dairy Princess contest at Hunt Valley Inn on August 1.
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Melissa Dudrow
C. Lester Dudrow
Frederick County
Catoctin High School
Miss Dudrow
Maryland
Debbie
Allen Garst
Dora Flowers
Vernon Stup
Barbara Remsberg
Tanya Duvall
Susan Ensor
Susan Weimer
Hunt Vailey Inn
Sagner and Frederick Officials Hold Open Talk on Carroll Creek Floods
Frederick Mayor Ronald N. Young and Sagner Inc officials met at the plant for an open discussion of Carroll Creek flooding problems. State Senator Edward P. Thomas Jr. joined to offer help, while both sides exchanged possible mutually beneficial alternatives. The outcome aimed to improve communication and trust amid a dispute over hiring an engineering firm and city redevelopment projects downtown.
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Sagner, Inc
Frederick
Ronald N. Young
Carroll Creek
James MacLea
Management Information Systems
Sagner
Arnold Sagner
Reuben Schwartz
Edward P. Thomas Jr
Young
MacLea
Thomas
Sagner-Frederick
Linear Park
No Leads In $720 Store Heist in Frederick
Frederick City police seek two Mexican men in a $720 robbery at Grove's Liquors on North Market Street Friday afternoon. One man, about 50, wore a dark brown suit. the other, about 30, wore a dark olive suit. They entered on a pretext, asked for change for a $350 bill, and left with $720 missing from a bank bag and two cash registers.
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Frederick City
North Market Street
Robert L. Grove
Grove's Liquors
Pst. JW. Clem
Grove
School Graduations Begin Sunday Across Frederick County
St Josephs High School Emmitsburg opens with Baccalaureate at St Josephs Church at 8 30 Sunday morning followed by graduation at 7 30 p m in the school auditorium Other local schools hold Sunday Baccalaureates at churches and schools Governors Thomas Johnson Brunswick Catoctin and Linganore plan Monday ceremonies while Frederick Middletown and Walkersville hold Tuesday events An in depth account and graduates list appear in todays Frederick Post and News supplement
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St. Joseph's High School
Emmitsburg
Frederick County
St. Joseph's Church
Thomas Johnson
Brunswick
Catoctin
Linganore
Frederick
Middletown
Walkersville
Frederick Post and News
May Rain Surpasses Five Inch Mark in Frederick County
May's total rainfall reached 5.36 inches in Frederick County far above the normal 3.91 inches. Overnight showers added 0.24 inches, with a high near 77 and a low around 65 as cloudy skies linger through Sunday.
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Frederick County
Supreme Court To Decide On Executive Privilege
The Supreme Court agreed to hear whether President Nixon may withhold White House evidence in the Watergate trials. The case raises whether Nixon aides can seal communications, while prosecutor Jaworski seeks access to tapes and documents. House Judiciary Chair Rodino seeks testimony and release of evidence already heard, with further review planned. Obstruction charges include former Atty. Gen. Mitchell and aides Ehrlichman and Hardeman.
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Washington
Capitol Hill
Peter W. Rodine Jr
House Judiciary Committee
E. Howard Hunt Jr
Rodino
The
New Jersey Democrat
Supreme Court
Jan Aoposki Ly
US Court of Appeals Jaworski
Lisse
Atty
Johnn. Mitchell
White House
Nixon
H.R. Hardeman
John D. Ehrlichman
Mandel Says Silver Cooperating With Probe
Annapolis Governor Mandel reports that aide Michael Silver is cooperating with a state prison payoff probe. Baltimore County prosecutor William Brannon says there is no evidence of wrongdoing by Silver and no need for immunity waiver before grand jury testimony.
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Annapolis
Marvin Mandel
Baltimore County
William Brannon
Michael Silver
Brannon
Silver
Baltimore Sunday
Mandel
Dorothy Tipton
Parochial aid bill faces referendum push
Maryland Governor Mandel signed a bill granting state aid to private and parochial schools. Opponents filed petitions to referendum, presenting 28,628 names in six bundles to the secretary of state. They must reach 29,193 signatures to force a November ballot, with organizers aiming to exceed the threshold by June 30.
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Annapolis
Gary
Marvin Mandel
Fred Wineland
Maryland Committee For Public Education and Religious Liberty
McCloskey Faces Tough Election in Californiaprimary
AP reports on Tuesday's Republican renomination race in Palo Alto where Paul N. McCloskey faces challenger Gordon Knapp. Knapp, 52, ex Calso Water Co. chief executive, campaigns door to door in the affluent peninsula district seeking to unseat the maverick congressman.
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Palo Alto
Calif
Paul N. McCloskey
Gordon Knapp
McCloskey
San Francisco
Shirley Temple Black
Knapp
Calso Water Co
Israel Syria prisoner exchange begins with emotional welcomes
In Damascus and Tel Aviv the first returnees from the October war arrive as Israel and Syria launch a POW exchange. Red Cross planes carry 38 repatriated prisoners including wounded, some in casts. Israeli soldiers greet arrivals with tears and flowers while police clear crowds.
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Associated Press
Damascus
Tel Aviv
Israel
Syria
Red Cross
Ben Gurion
Legress
Penny hoarding squeezes Maryland banks and stores
A Maryland banker debunks the myth that pennies rise in value but reveals hoarders are shrinking coin circulation. Banks from Ocean City to Frederick report tighter penny supply, with some rationing and transfers across branches as stores struggle to keep prices.
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Associated Press
Maryland
National Mint
Federal Reserve
Baltimore
Maryland National Bank
Baltimore Area
Sara Jarmon
Bank of Ocean City
Robert R. Hogg
Bank of Somerset
Princess Anne
Berlin
Salisbury
Ocean City
Crisfield
Paper scrip issued for pennies shortage
Treasury permits paper scrip as change due to copper coin shortage. Retailers already test scrip. legality hinges on whether it is honored only at issuing store or across a chain. Mint Director Mary Brooks says consumers may reject scrip since it is not regular currency.
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Washington AP
Treasury Department
Treasury
Mint
Mary Brooks
Farm Prices Down as Cattle Hogs Fall
The Agriculture Department reports May 15 farm prices fell due to lower cattle and hog values, while retail food prices may have risen in May after a drop in April, suggesting farmers did not pass lower costs to consumers. Evidence hints a 2 percent retail rise from mid April could be on target, with official inflation data due from the Bureau of Labor Statistics later.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
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Aldan T. Weinberg Stall
Droneburg
Frederick High School
Debbie Droneburg
Sey
Maurice Watt
Charles Wo Tipton Silver
Front
Hancock
Dor Corbett
Hancock Bank
Rose Thompson
Farmers and Mechanics Bank
USDA
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