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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1974
Page
1
The meeting at Catoctin High School in Thurmont heard support for the number one alignment of US 15 with partial access controls. It would take about 19 acres from several owners at an estimated cost of 5.3 million dollars.
The First Maryland Regiment, Maryland's Bicentennial Guard, performs in Baker Park from 1 to 3 p.m. as Bell and History Days highlight. The group, built on Civil War roots and 18th century craft, presents authentic Revolutionary War life and drills using von Steuben’s 1778 manual.
WALKERSVILLE The mayor and council voted to apply 7 200 of 1974 75 revenue federal sharing funds to the town water treatment plant under construction. The panel also weighed accepting Glade Towne streets into the town system but will await engineer advice before action.
The Frederick County Planning Commission meets at Winchester Hall to vote on a growth moratorium requested by several civic associations. The public meeting starts at 7 p.m. in the Winchester Room second floor. No resolution is before the commission.
Howard Whims announced his candidacy for the Republican primary for sheriff. He is the last remaining staff appointee of incumbent Richard C. Baumgartner and would face Sue Baumgartner, his boss’s wife, in the September GOP nomination. The sheriff's department has suffered high turnover compared with other county offices.
Allan Routzahn brings a French made 1890 Malian band organ on a mobile van to downtown Frederick near Routzahn's Department Store for a Bell & Histor celebration. Jim Wells of Calliope Musical Rental Corp says the organ and 14 others are seldom partisan in business.
The weatherman forecasts no rain until Sunday with possible late afternoon showers. Bright sunshine in &k County morning fuels optimism as thousands of students finish the school year. Highs around 80 with a low near 50 tonight, last night 53. Local vacationers fill nearby picnic areas and Frederick campgrounds expected to near capacity.
Revisions in the music schedule list new times for the Country Playboys Dixieland Seven and H David Hagans carillon concerts The Country Playboys move to Baker Park band Shell Saturday June 15 at 11 45 p m instead of 12 30 to 1 15 p m Previously scheduled times are updated and continued on page A
The House Judiciary Committee weighs releasing most impeachment inquiry evidence amid leaks about Henry Kissinger. Democrats push openness while Nixon aides and Ford urge public access, arguing leaks tarnish Kissinger and demand timely disclosure before St Clair defense.
Guerrillas infiltrated the Shamir settlement near the Golan Heights and killed three women hostages before dying in battles with Israeli troops. The Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine General Command claimed responsibility, citing revenge for Nixon's Arab visit as tensions rise in the region. One victim was a New Zealand volunteer.
Nixon and Sadat rode a train through the Nile Delta with crowds rising to millions as they pledged to build an era of cooperation centered on US aid. They planned talks at Ras el Tin Palace and a state dinner after a day of joyous welcomes and security deployments along the route.
Two engineers told hearing examiners that rising water quality standards raise costs for towns building sewage treatment plants. They cited delays from changing rules, with Middletown saying its four year permit process has stalled.
New York stock market remained steady in quiet trading as the Dow Jones average of 20 industrials rose 0.70 points to 849.26 after the first half hour of trading.
Thirty nine senators co sponsor a resolution praising Kissinger as patriotic and virtuous, including four Foreign Relations Committee members. Kissinger warned he may resign if integrity attacks persist, while Sen Sparkman hopes resignation is avoided and Goldwater criticizes The Washington Post for publishing secret FBI documents.
Dr Gerald J Schipper, a Urbana physician and farmer, announces his candidacy for the Maryland House of Delegates in District A as a Republican. He cites his farming and medical background as qualifications and urges more concerned Americans to seek public office.
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