Antique Cars and Fire Engines Highlight History Days in Frederick
The Sugarloaf Mountain Chapter hosts an antique show and flea market at the Frederick Fairgrounds this Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Displayed are Model Ts and 1926 Packards among other vintage vehicles with a flea market for parts. Use East Patrick Street lower entrance due to traffic. expect delays on Monocacy River bridge construction and detours via Md 355 or Md 80.
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Frederick Fairgrounds
American Antique Automobile Association
Rollie Atkinson
Frederick
Market Street
Sugarloaf Mountain
American Antique Automobile
East Patrick Street
Monocacy River
Frederick County Officials Meet with MCEA in Thank You Session
Maryland Classified Employees Association and Frederick County Commissioners held a Friday meeting focused on labor issues. MCEA sought exclusive bargaining status and a memorandum of agreement after earlier plans to extend work hours without pay were reversed by the board. Kreiner said MCEA is not a union and cited a 40 year strike-free history as it pursues formal recognition. The agreement stalls await official re-discussion next month as negotiations continue.
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Maryland Classified Employes Association
MCEA
Frederick County
Lawrence Dorsey
Edward T. Kreiner
Paul Crum
Kreiner
Kreier
Ford
Congress
W. Denham Crawford
Edison Electric Institute
John T. dunlop
Police seek identity of body found in Potomac near Hancock
State police investigate a white male body found about 40 feet from the West Virginia shore near Hancock. The man, 35, brown hair with mustache and goatee, 5'7" and 140 pounds, wore a navy sleeveless shirt, black belt and trousers and white Olympian shoes. A tattoo on the left shoulder shows a cross and three marks. an appendectomy scar noted. Police rule out suicide and pursue clues to name. Two people jailed in Frederick County on Friday and Saturday.
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Potomac River
West Virginia
Hancock
Frederick County
Charles Thomas Branison
West Fifth
Brezhnev calls for new weapons ban amid diplomacy notes
In a broadcasted appeal Brezhnev urges a fresh international weapons ban while Kissinger promotes shuttle diplomacy. Americans show rising car purchases as weather forecast calls for mostly sunny warm days with highs in the mid 80s to 90 and small chances of rain later.
House leaders plan to abolish CIA oversight panel
Senior House members plan a move to abolish the House Intelligence Committee amid claims it has been captured by enemies of U S intelligence. Reps Bolling and Stratton say a resolution may be introduced as Nedzi resigns as chairman after a power struggle. The effort targets a decisive roll call to show support for Nedzi before abolishing the committee.
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House
Stratton
James V. Stanton
Ohio
CIA
Bolling
Nedzi
Senate Intelligence Committee
Richard Helms
Frank Church
Idaho
Church
Helms
Eisenhower
Johnson
Fidel Castro
New York Times
Stanton
Dominican Republic
Rafael Trujillo
Congress weighs wood stove tax cut in energy bill
In Washington the House shows reluctance to add a wood burning stove tax credit as part of the energy bill. James M. Jeffords promotes a 32 million dollar yearly saving, arguing stoves boost oil reductions while critics warn against turning the bill into a Christmas tree.
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WASHINGTON
Congress
House
James M. Jeffords
Vermont
America
Jeffords
Southwest
Midwest
James G. Martin
R-N.C
Ford backs utility construction program
Utility spokesmen welcome President Ford's proposals granting new tax breaks to electric utilities. Most view the aid package as aiding industry problems of the future more than immediate issues.
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NEW YORK
Ford
Conservation easement on Pearreland farms approved in Maryland
The Maryland Environmental Trust protects over 1000 acres after signing a conservation easement for two adjacent farms on the Frederick Carroll line. The 260 acre Pearce tract marks the first of eight parcels to be preserved as working farms. the easement keeps the land non developmental while preserving sociological value from long family occupancy.
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UNION BRIDGE
Maryland Environmental Trust
Frederick
Carroll county
D. Worthington Pearce
George S. Wills
Frederick Baltimore
Hopewell
Sams Creek
Wills
Pearre
Maryland Classified Employer Association
Paul Allen
Pearres
Bell and History Days Opens With Bells and Parades
Eighth annual Bell and History Days kicks off in Frederick County with 6:45 p.m. bell rings and a Friday evening outdoor concert in Courthouse Park. The weekend features parades, tours, concerts, museum displays, and open houses across Memorial Park Rose Hill Manor Jefferson Frederick Fairgrounds Mt. Olivet Cemetery and downtown Frederick with events from June 14 to 15 led by local groups including the Frederick High School Concert Band and Cambridge Hand Bell Ringers.
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Visitation Convent
Courthouse Park
Frederick High School
John Slezak
Cambridge
Evangelical Reformed Church
Robert Emge
Bell & History
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
B&O
South Market Street
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Courthouse Square
Frederick
Rose Hill Manor
Memorial Park, Jefferson
Frederick Fairgrounds
Frederick Towne Mall
Memorial Park
Crafts People Guild of
Frederick County
Jefferson
Exchange Club
North Market Street
Schifferstadt
Dave Hagan
Jefferson Bicentennial
B&O Station
Trinity Chapel
George Schroeder Jr
Shell
Ellis Lodge
Marine Corps League
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oseees
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Ways and Means
Jimmy Hall
Farmer Thomas Garden
Second Street
South End
Les Dance lab
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