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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Jun 14, 1971

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Condition of Scout Shot on Target Range in Critical Care

A 13 year old Arlington Virginia Boy Scout remained in critical condition in the Frederick Memorial Hospital ICU after being accidentally shot in the right side with a .22 rifle during a bottle and can target practice. The bullet passed through the body and lodged beneath the left arm. The injured teen was flown from Baltimore for emergency surgery. doctors said the heart was not hit. The incident is described by his father as a freak accident due to carelessness by another 12 year old Scout from Troop 117 who fired while the targets were being reset.

Arlington Creagerstown Frederick Memorial Hospital Baltimore George Dale Taylor Young Taylor Taylor George W. Taylor Graceham Frederick City Robert Earl Winpigler South St Barry Horner Robert L. Strong

Park Disturbance in Albuquerque Ends With Arrests

Police in Albuquerque cleared a chaotic park scene after a night of violence that wounded 13 and led to a civil emergency. Officers moved in with heavy weapons, restraining lines, and tear gas as youths looted, set fires, and clashes spread to downtown. About 30 holdouts were arrested in the park and 15 others on public drinking charges. none of the officers were hurt.

Albuquerque WLM Roosevelt Park Albuquerque Journal Browd Ing Park J Center City

Thunderstorms Predicted Today After Warm Humid Day

Thunderstorms were forecast this afternoon following a warm humid day with a high near 76 and a low around 62. Showers totaled about a fifth of an inch before midnight as the forecast calls for more rain and cooler conditions Tuesday with highs in the 70s.

Mercury

Large Turnout Expected At Meet On Air Pollution

Representatives from industry and local clubs join county and state health departments for an open discussion on air pollution at North Frederick Elementary School Motter Avenue Tuesday at 8 p.m. About 200 citizens are expected. Topics cover local pollution problems proposed regulatory amendments and context. Contact Paul Beale or Melvin Phillips at the county health department 662-1101 for questions.

North Frederick Motter Avenue Paul Beale Melvin Phillips County Health Department

Police List Dog Bite Casés

City police investigated three dog bite incidents yesterday none of the bites were serious. Larry B. Martin was punctured on the left forearm by a rabbit hound owned by Lena B. Martin. Tracey C. Rickman required back wound treatment from a dachshund owned by Vincent L. Ruwet. Adam Wayne Stine, 3, needed back wounds from a black poodle owned by Eileen Gerst. All three dogs were quarantined at their homes.

Larry B. Martin East Second Street Lena B. Martin Tracey C. Rickman Vincent L. Ruwet Crestview Court Adam Wayne Stine RFD 3 Ford Road Eileen Gerst Military Road

McGovern Denies Kennedy Link in Campaign Staffing

Senator George McGovern rejects claims his campaign recruits are a Kennedy stalking horse. McGovern staffer Mankiewicz says he will stay with McGovern regardless of Kennedy's plans, while Salinger is rumored to join later. Party leaders urge unity as Muskie proposes caps on primary spending amid debt concerns.

Washington George McGovern White House Edward M Kennedy Kennedy South Dakota McGovern Jeff Gralnick Frank Mankiewicz Robert F. Kennedy South Dakotan Sen. McGovern Mankiewicz Gralnick Pierre Lawrence F. O Brien Obrien Edmund S. Muskie Maine National Committee

Surviving Nonuplets Worry Australian Doctors

In Canberra a 29 year old Geraldine Brodrick gave birth to nine babies, four survived with three in serious condition. The first baby, a girl, remained stable while three others two boys and a girl showed concerning health. The birth was the largest multiple birth on record.

Len Brodrick Geraldine Sydney Royal Hospital For Brodricks Brodrick Canberra Australia Geraldine Brodrick Newspaper and Broadcasting Group

Seven murdered in Detroit narcotics pad

DETROIT AP Seven persons were shot to death and an eighth wounded critically in what homicide officers call execution type slayings at a suspected dope pad on Hazel Wood Street near 12th Street. Four women were found with their arms tied behind them. A quantity of narcotics believed heroin and about a dozen guns were found in the two story house. The wounded man is in critical condition at Henry Ford Hospital. Investigators tie the killings to narcotics-related violence and a power struggle in Detroit’s underworld.

Detroit James Barron Hazelwood Street 12Th Street Dan Smith Henry Ford Hospital

Bids To End War In 71 Seen Headed For Defeat

Washington AP reports a bid to end U S forces in Indochina by December 31 faces likely defeat in both houses. Climax votes could come Wednesday with antiwar groups claiming some Senate gains but lacking House and Senate commitments. Mansfield proposed phased withdrawals in exchange for prisoner releases. Laird reiterated no fixed date. Humphrey disputed a year to disengage.

Washington U.S Indochina House Senate Capitol Hill Nixon Boston Democratic Mike Mansfield Boston College South Vietnam

City Officials Set for Maryland Municipal League Convention

Mayor E Paul Magaha and up to four Frederick officials will attend the Maryland Municipal League 24th annual convention in Ocean City. Attendees include Aldermen Ronald Young and Emmett R Bowlus, City Engineer Michael E Pue Jr, and City Attorney Franklin B Stillrich. The group will join workshops on municipal government topics and await a possible address by Spiro Agnew at the opening banquet.

E. Paul Magaha Ocean City Maryland Municipal League Ronald Young Emmett R. Bowlus Michael E. Pue Jr Franklin B. Stillrich Maga Ha Maryland Frederick Spiro Agnew Magaha League

Fire Log Reports Multiple Weekend Calls Across Carroll County

Fire calls logged over a 48 hour period include automobile fires on County Route 15 near Thurmont and at the Lehigh Cement Factory in Union Bridge, a building fire on Mountville Road near Jefferson and Carroll Manor, and ambulance activity with 28 males and 1 female in custody.

City East Ninth ST Thurmont Lehigh Cement Union Bridge Carroll County New Midway Taneytown Mountville Road Jefferson and Carroll Manor

Urbana Plans Master Plan Meet June 17

The Urbana Civic Association displays color copies of the proposed master plan for Urbana District at Carlyle Sale General Store and Urbana Radio & TV. A June 17 meeting at the Urbana Church Hall invites residents to review the plan relocations of State Routes 80 and 355, commercial and industrial areas, and school sites, with officials urging public input.

Urbana Civic Association Urbana Carlyle Sale General Urbana Radio & TV MD. 355 Urbana Church Hall Marion Lawson The Civic Association Larry Nelson Carolyn Price Association Herb Morrison

Blue chips lead market decline in slow New York trading

New York AP reports a down market with the Dow Jones average at 913.41, down 8.06, as declines outpace advances 4 to 3 on the New York Stock Exchange in a slow session.

NEW York New York Stock Exchange

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