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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1975

Page

3

Con artists foiled in attempted withdrawal scam alert

Mossburg notes a prior similar scam blocked by alert residents and authorities. Police report Karen A. Brown, 34, of Spring Valley charged with running a red light after a three car collision on West Patrick Street near West College Terrace. one passenger injured treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Donald D. Pine, 27, jailed for drunk driving at Schley and Evergreen Avenues. Gregory E. Wills charged with hit and run at Carroll Parkway and College Avenue. Nina R. Yeager released after arrest for passing a bad check at Woolco.

Mossburg Karen A. Brown Spring Valley N.Y West Patrick Street West College Terrace Pfc John W. Clem Ms. Brown Sara Jo Sword Catoctin Avenue Ernie A. Pelino Jr Gardner, Pa Marcelle Cowan New York Frederick Memorial Hospital Schley and Evergreen Avenues Donald D. Pine Clarksburg

House report debunks villains in food price rise

A government study finds no single villain behind higher food costs with no clear blame. Sugar prices ease prompting talk of subsidies, though USDA officials reject price supports. Dow dips 6.8 as traders weigh recovery prospects amid mixed auto sales and inflation fears.

Agriculture Department New York Stock Exchange Ford John T. Dunlop U.S Chrysler Corp General Motors Corp Ford Motor Co American Motors Corp Chrysler AMC

Hood College Announces Summer Session Courses and Registration

Hood College opens undergraduate summer offerings with 31 classes over six weeks starting June 23. Evening and day courses cover design, sciences, education, criminology, social studies, and specialized topics, with grad credit options for special education and field work. Contact admissions or registrar for details.

Hood College

Tobacco Excluded From Hazardous Substances Rules

The Senate Commerce Committee voted to exclude tobacco and tobacco products from hazardous substance definitions under the Consumer Product Safety Commission Act. An amendment by Sen. Hollings sidesteps regulating cigarette sales by tar and nicotine content. Sen. Moss had floated including cigarettes under CPSC jurisdiction.

Washington Senate Commerce Committee Ernest F. Hollings Consumer Product Safety Commission Act Frank E. Moss Utah Holling Congress Commission

Office on Aging Opens Nursing Home Aid Program

The Office on Aging launches a four step program to aid nursing home residents. It will serve as ombudsman from July 1 and investigate complaints. A nursing home aide training course will be developed and implemented statewide. Dr Brigita M Krompholz joins staff to advise on long term care. A panel on long term care will help create a unified care system to reduce institutionalization and promote independent living for Marylanders.

Office On Aging General Assembly Brigita M. Krompholz Krompholz

Teacher survey reveals priorities in open education debate

A wide survey of teachers shows elementary staff prioritizing reading and basic skills while secondary educators emphasize discipline and proficiency. Most favor teacher guidance over information delivery, with mixed views on open education and time to implement trends.

Maryland

Mayor asserts steady plans for Independent Hose relocation

The mayor states the project is not shelved and will proceed for community benefit, denying newspaper pressure to speed or slow. Fire Committee Chair Dr. McClellan affirms commitment to the western fire company and moving ahead. Several area students graduate from Western Maryland College at Westminster, including Janice Harrington, Mark Sheffield, Linda Coons, Elaine Himelwright, Mike Dalls, Roy Kinna III, and Debora Waynant.

McClellan Western Fire Company Western Maryland College At Westminster Janice Marie Harrington Mark Sheffield Frederick Linda Kephart Coons Elaine Himelwright Damascus Mike Dalls Knoxville Roy E. Kinna III Middletown Debora K. Waynant Sabillasville

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