Bells Ringing For Bell and History Days In Frederick
Mrs. G William Stultz coordinates bell ringing across Frederick for Bell and History Days. Bells from churches courts and tombs join from 10 to 10 15 a m Saturday and 1 15 to 1 30 p m Sunday with a special concert each afternoon.
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Preservationists modify plea for Historic District expansion
Frederick residents debate expanding the Historic District as Preservation Advisers head, Bloom supports a slight enlargement while opposing a doubled size. Over 100 locals sign a petition in favor, NAACP president Nickens denounces expansion as costly and restrictive to private remodeling. The Board of Aldermen prepare for a meeting amid three conflicting proposals.
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City Attorney Roberts’ Overtime Fee Totals 3338 30
City Attorney W Milner Roberts has earned 3338 30 in overtime pay beyond his salary for handling the city’s cases. He did not detail hours or rates in the bill, and Mayor Ronald Young questioned the billing basis while noting lack of knowledge about the attorney’s rate schedule.
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County Story to Be Published as New Graphic Chronicle
Brooks R. Edwards president of the Chamber of Commerce announced a new edition of the Frederick County Story will be issued in book form within the next few months. The sequel to the 1969 and 1972 volumes promises all new pictures up-to-the-minute articles a fresh format and more color.
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Kissinger Panama Canal treaty progress reported
The report notes progress on the proposed Panama Canal treaty with comments attributed to Kissinger. The article also mentions criticism of an Arizona RAND report on alcoholic treatment and a probe involving the Postmaster General. Weather updates predict mostly sunny conditions today and Friday with highs in the 40s and nights in the upper 40s to low 60s.
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Carter nomination seems almost certain in Democratic race
The Associated Press notes Carter’s delegate lead grows to 1,314 pledged and uncommitted support sources, with victories in key primaries boosting him toward the July convention. Endorsements from Wallace and others press toward party unity as rival candidates bow out or back Carter.
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Cease-fire called as Lebanon conflict eases
Beirut reports indicate a cease-fire among Syria and Palestinian Lebanese factions with reduced fighting. Damascus says troops observe truce pending Arab peacekeeping force plans while Suleiman Frangieh opposes an international force. Sidon-Beirut road incidents were reported, and a joint truce commission is proposed. Israel watches closely.
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Elected school board proposals spark mixed public reaction
About 30 citizens met at Frederick City Hall to hear Sheila Thompson and Kay Hreese of the League of Women Voters defend an elected county school board. They touted higher citizen control, cited Maryland moves toward elected boards, and warned that appointments are political.
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Senator Thomas Warns Higher Maryland Taxes To Fund Subway
Maryland State Senator Edward P Thomas told a Thurmont audience that a multi billion Baltimore subway will raise taxes for residents. He warned of possible sales or income tax increases despite the governor’s stance and noted the long filibuster by 22 senators aimed at blocking subway funding in the budget. He called the project a mortgage on Marsland’s future and urged continued vigilance as the issue advances.
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Day care proposal endorsed for Frederick County youths
The Health Facilities Review Committee unanimously recommended acceptance of the HICA 1 satellite day care plan for emotionally disturbed youths in Frederick County. George Warner, assistant coordinator for Children's Services, said the Frederick County facility would be a satellite of the RICA parent institution in Montgomery County, providing a ranchotherapeutic day program with Hock Creek School and Diagnostic Center.
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Maryland Lottery Draw Results and Stock Market Summary
Maryland lottery results show multiple prize tiers with numbers for six six digit five digit four digit and three digit wins. The report also notes a slight stock market uptick with the Dow Jones average edging higher in a listless trading session.
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