Manslaughter charge in watershed accident case
State police investigated the death of Mrs Metva S Reaver 23 after a July 1 early morning crash near Gambeill Reed area. Manwiller faces misdemeanor counts with possible jail or fines. jury trial possible in circuit court. The 1973 Volkswagen Thing carried two Frederick police officers and others. speed and alcohol cited as factors.
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Are Reed
Presley Eh Ey
Sidney Bloom
Manwiller
Wna Bisce Ivre Mui
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Cullen
Beaver
Marick
Reaver
Washington County
Winfield
Linganore
Unionville
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Richard J. Ashton
Soviet Arrests Include U S Businessman In Moscow
In Moscow an American businessman P Jay Crawford, employed by International Harvester, was detained minutes after a woman CIA agent linked to the American Embassy was charged with espionage and complicity in murder by poison. Crawford and his embassy staff fiancee Virginia Olbrish were in downtown Moscow when police arrested him. The embassy warned it would press for explanations while authorities consider currency violation suspicions and potential ties to recent embassy espionage reports.
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Izvestia
Martha D. Peterson
Alex. Brown & Sons Moves to New Frederick Offices
Alex. Brown & Sons, the nation’s oldest investment banking house, has moved its Frederick office to larger premises at 19 N Court St across from the Pythian Castle Building. Dwight Collmus, manager and son of the founder, recalls the firm’s history dating to 1920 and notes ongoing securities underwriting and trading facilities.
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Wayne Neely
Nick Wood
Pythian Castle
Alexander Brown & Sons
Albion Burnett Collinus
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Dwight Collmus
Frederick Office and Son
Brown
East Second Street
A.B. Collinus
West Church Street
Fen Pythian Castle
Dwight Collinus
Earl Smith
Justus
Rusty’’ Denner
John Shank
Alex. Brown & Sons
City planners push study plan for library sites and CIP
City Planning Commission recommended county cost benefit studies for library locations and forwarded an 87.8 million Capital Improvements Plan to city officials. The panel delayed final input on a multmillion airport project to a July meeting and discussed the Warfield Property option as a library site. Expenditures would run 4.9 to 7.2 million through 1982 with priority TV equipment for sewer line study and plant upgrades.
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Lawrence W. Johnson
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W. Patrick St
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J. Richard Hudson
Commy
Boneh
Board of Aldermen
CIP
Carroll Creek
Thunderstorms bring rain and cooler air to Frederick area
Thunderstorms Monday night and this morning dumped more than three quarters of an inch of rain and cooler temperatures in Frederick. The storm caused light damage per Central Alarm and State Police. The cooler weather is expected to last through Thursday before heat and humidity return.
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Virginia
Propogal Aims to Battle World Starvation
Propogal pledges fight against hunger while summer fuel supplies are deemed adequate and the FCC sets short range goals. The report notes ongoing international aid efforts and regulatory timelines shaping food and energy policy.
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Propogal
Public review backs Frederick County school plan plan
The first of three regional reviews at Frederick High School saw near unanimous support from a parent advisory group for a $60 million school building program. Boundary changes between existing and new schools drew questions, with Middletown and Frederick High families mostly approving proposed renovations to meet growth while concerns over redistributing middle school students and future use of Elm Street and West Frederick schools were raised. The Parent Advisory Committee will finalize findings for Superintendent Gordon M. Anderson.
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Hawnaede Fam
Frederick High School
Frederick City
Middletown
Frederick
Thomas Johnson
Catoctin
North Frederick
Motter Avenue
Parent Advisory Committee
Sheila Thompson
Western Middle
Elm Street
West Frederick
Middletown Area
Myersville
Pleranteen
Sehanie
Herenes
Widdletown
Gordon M. Anderson
Mary H. Warshowsky
U S 15 impact statement clears final agency hurdle
State officials cheer approval of the final environmental impact statement for U S 15. The plan moves to public review and triggers start of the final design study from Putman Road to Md 77. Public hearings are planned, with officials pledging priority and speed to complete the dualization project.
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U.S. 15
Edward P. Thomas
Frederick
Washington
Advisory Council On Historic Preservation
State Highway Administration
Federal Highway Administration
Department of Transportation
Thurmont
Emmitsburg
SHA
Putman Road
S. Lewis Helwig
Frederick County
Blair Lee
Hermano E. Jatemann
People's Counsel Eyes Refunds for PE Customers
Maryland officials and state counsel discussed possible refunds for Potomac Edison customers tied to the fuel adjustment, with one source suggesting a potential 10 percent refund while cautions noted the amount could change. In separate coverage, New York markets traded lower as rates and inflation fears weighed, with the Dow falling about 5 points mid-morning.
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Garber
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PSC
Potomac Edison Co
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