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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Jun 07, 1972

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Public Hearings Slated On I 70N Route Controversy

June 22 informational meeting and July 6 public hearing set by the State Highway Administration to decide the I 70N corridor from Sjamsville to East Patrick Street with two plans. Plan A keeps the south side of U S 40, Plan B crosses north of U S 40 intersecting Quinn and Linganore Roads. Details at East Frederick Elementary School.

Sjamsville Patrick Street David H. Fisher State Highway Administration Linganore Road East Patrick Fisher East Frederick East Patrick Street Shaw Road East

Fight brewing over snowball stand closing

Frederick city authorities shut down the Freed Sisters Snowball Stand on Narva Avenue amid code enforcement in residential districts. Owner Richard Freed plans a June 21 Board of Zoning Appeals protest seeking a 90 day summer permit to continue sales and notes substantial syrup stock and past sales.

Patrick Street Narva Avenue Cedric H. Smith Frederick West Patrick Street Charles W. Mack Frederick City Richard D. Freed Freed E. Paul Magaha Mack Ideal Farms Richard Burgee Board of Zoning Appeals

Flag Day Service in Baker's Park Sunday at 2 PM

Frederick County citizens honor the flag with a Sunday program at Baker's Park led by the U S Navy Official Ceremonial Band under master chief musician Larry Kreitner. Also featured are Marine Corps League units, American Legion Post 11, Amvets Post 2, VFW Post 3285, and the 628th Signal Company with Rear Admiral James Mayo as speaker.

Frederick Frederick County Baker’s Park Order of Elks U. S. Congress Frederick Lodge BPO Elks U. S. Navy Veterans of Foreign Wars Charles E. Dick 628th Signal Company U. 5 S. Army Reserve James C. Mayo Maison command information support division Chief of Naval Operations

McGovern Wins California Primary in Sweep Toward Nomination

Sen George McGovern captured California’s 271 delegates as part of a four primary sweep that also included New Jersey New Mexico and South Dakota and moved him past 900 delegates toward the 1509 needed for the Democratic nomination. Humphrey held 38 percent in California with Wallace at 5 percent, while McGovern claimed victory as polls delays and a court order extended the vote count into the early hours.

ASSOCIATED PRESS George McGovern California South Dakota Hubert H. Humphrey New Jersey New Mexico McGovern Humphrey Democratic party Los Angeles San Diego Alabama George C. Wallace Wallace San Francisco Edmund CG. Brown Jr Brown Miami Beach Houston Tex Nixon John M. Ashbrook Ohio

Historic District Meeting Thursday in Frederick

The Historic District Commission of Frederick will hold a meeting on Thursday, June 8, at 4 p.m. at City Hall. Applications to raze a house at 7 W Fourth St and to raze 625 627 and 629 N Market St will be considered, along with a final hearing on the Farmers and Mechanics Bank application to raze houses on East Second Street. The public is invited.

The Historic District Commission of Frederick City Hall W. Fourth St N. Market St Farmers and Mechanics Bank East Second Street

Pilots Plan Boycott To Protest Hijackings

ALPA directs 46 000 members to refuse flights to Cuba Algeria and other nations refusing to prosecute or extradite hijackers. A 24 hour United States wide refusal is considered to show seriousness. O Donnell asks Nixon to back the plan and urges allied unions to join the effort.

WASHINGTON AFL-CIO Airline Pilots Association Cuba Algeria ALPA U.S John J. O'Donnell Nixon O'Donnell International Federation of Air Line Pilot Associations London United States O’Donnell AFL-CIO Maritime Trades department O*Donnell Federal Aviation Administration

Summer Registration Starts At Frederick Community College

Mrs. Jane Jasper announces FCC summer session registration on Monday June 12 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Tuesday June 13 from 2 p.m. to 9 p.m. at the College Gym on Opossumtown Pike. Late registration is June 19 to 22 from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. FCC offers over 40 courses from June 19 to July 27 with day and evening classes Monday through Thursday in subjects from English to economics and psychology.

Jane Jasper Frederick Community College Opossumtown Pike FCC

Fire Log Summary for Rosemont Gulf Station Area

Fire calls during a 124 hour period ending 10 am reported for Rosemont Gulf Station area. Auto fires on County Route 40 East near Jug Bridge at 5 56 pm and 10 51 am with Independents responding. Ambulance calls show 8 emergency and 6 routine. Population tallies list 27 males 3 females and no juveniles.

ROSEMONT GULF STATION Jug Bridge

Post Office Ordered To Change Hiring Plan

The Richmond regional USPS office was ordered to amend its Affirmative Action Plan to boost recruitment of blacks and women. Frederick HRC Executive Director Morgan Anderson said EEO coordinator William Dodson will visit Frederick to study hiring practices and consult with the council. Anderson asked for minority workers to be exempted from the 90-day probation period and for investigation into Frederick Post Office policies, noting the staff includes only four minorities.

United States Postal Service Richmond post office Frederick Human Relations Council Morgan Anderson Postal Service Eastern Region Equal Employment Opportunities William Dodson Frederick HRC Anderson Dodson

Stillrich Firmly Backed Amid Conflict Concerns

Stillrich receives full support from State's Attorney Rothenhoefer and Mayor Magaha as he assumes Frederick City Attorney duties. Officials note no conflict is expected though anonymous letters questioned potential conflicts with private practice and public duties. Stillrich will serve about 35 hours weekly while focusing on city and state responsibilities.

Franklin Stillrich Robert Rothenhoefer E. Paul Magaha Stillrich Frederick Rothenhoefer Magaha William W. Wenner Frederick Bar Association Ralph Gastley Jr Gastley and Stillrich

Stock Market Extends Losses As Momentum Fades

New York reports continued downward momentum on broad declines as traders digest last month gains. The Dow Jones average had risen 46 points over a three week period, with prices slipping again after two prior sessions.

NEW YORK

Commissioners Pinch Pennies On Dirt Roads Tour

Maryland commissioners traversed 185 miles of dusty roads to inspect for paving or widening next year. They scrutinize budgets with county accountant Fox and clerk Bryan, and note citizen complaints as they study salaries and school counts for staffing.

Catoctin mountains County Roads Department Thomas Fox James Bryan Bryan Maryland Bryan and Fox Board of Education kingergarten Lewis Lynn Burke Road Park Mills Derr William Fout Dorsey Hesson’s Bridge Road

Sheriff Baumgartner Faces Criticism From Dorsey Board

Commissioner Lawrence A. Dorsey sharply criticized Sheriff Richard Baumgartner after Baumgartner told Kiwanis Club his office is undermined by the county commission. Dorsey questioned the sheriff’s budget and staffing while denying any official stance.

Lawrence A. Dorsey Richard 0. Baumgartner Kiwanis Club Dorsey board of county commissioners Baumgartner

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