Lewis Critics Board Attendance and Public Service Concerns
County official Lewis says he attends Metropolitan Commission meetings only as required by law and prefers staff briefings over active service. He notes low attendance, argues public responsibility must rise, and recalls missing many budget sessions during Graceham coverage.
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County official travels and staff conduct questioned in minutes
The article details weekend and weekday events in Baker Park and surrounding areas including concerts and civic demonstrations. It also contrasts Lewis and colleagues travel counts and questions their effectiveness and attendance.
Bell & History Days draws state visitors to Frederick
A warm Friday night in Frederick drew about 600 visitors to Bell and History Days with 350 watching a play in Court House Square and 140 at two Frederick County film showings. Mayor Ron Young appeared as Stonewall Jackson while crowds toured gardens and viewed a history film in the C Burr Artz Library.
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Fire Log Reports Multiple 24 Hour Incidents
Fire calls logged through 10 a.m. include a 12:15 p.m. tractor fire at Zimmerman Farm on Biggs Ford Road, a 9:41 a.m. grass fire between Jefferson and South Market Streets, and an ambulance call. Independents responded to the Walkersville Route 15 grass and vehicle incidents.
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Barbara Frietchie onstage stirs passions and doubt
The Tivoli production of Barbara Frietschie blends romance and Civil War legend. Barbara Hauer Frietschie woos a Yankee despite Confederate opposition as neighbors debate fact versus fiction in the period piece.
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Gene Hahn
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Randy Brady
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Ray Brubacher
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Rearraignment Set for Betty Reed on Embezzlement Charge
Betty Jane Reed, 42, former assistant cashier at Farmers & Mechanics National Bank, faces rearraignment on June 21 in Baltimore for alleged embezzlement of 30 000 between June 1969 and March 1974. She previously pleaded not guilty to the May 28 indictment. Assistant U.S. Attorney Jeff White prosecutes.
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Fathers Honored by Kids At Fort Detrick
Six year old Morven Beverly praises his dad Arthur for working hard at Fort Detrick after new cars arrived. Yvette Suzanne Menconeti, age 6, describes her father Richard T. Menconeri as a health planner who gets paid for attending meetings.
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Additional performances today at 1 30 and 7 40
Review notes show shows at 1 30 p m and 7 40 p m with a two hour listed length that stretches near three hours. Outside before the play Garbo Julia Marlowe and Lunis arrived in old vimage cars, and later the 7 30 p m performance is praised as worth not missing. Veterans Administration notes early organ transplants and peacemaker heart implants as pioneers.
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Best Store Window Will Win Prize
A contest during the Bell & History Day activities offers a first prize of 10 state lottery tickets for the best decorated store window. The Bell & History Day Committee will announce the winner Monday morning. Connie Stapleton notes merchants are sharing display space despite Father’s Day sales.
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