Citizens Oppose Headstart Plan at Trinity Church
A neighborhood group on Kline Boulevard and Fairview Avenue opposes a Headstart program for 40 children at Trinity Methodist Church on West Patrick Street. They argue the front yard fence would hurt property values and disturb the quiet of the area while officials note the program’s need and regulatory fencing requirements.
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Kline Boulevard
Fairview Avenue
Trinity Methodist Church
West Patrick Street
Ellie Lapidas
Frederick County
city Board of Zoning Appeals
Janet Thomas
Legal problems threaten swine flu vaccinations
Government officials warn the swine flu vaccination program for 215 million Americans may stall due to legal and insurance issues facing vaccine producers. Parke-Davis canceled liability insurance and seeks government reimbursement for potential claims, while Wyeth, Merck Sharp & Dohme, and Merrell National face difficulty obtaining insurance and indemnification.
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WASHINGTON
Parke, Davis & Co
U.S
Wyeth Laboratories
Philadelphia
Merck Sharp & Dohme
Rahway
N.J
Merrell National Laboratories
Parke-Davis
Delano Meriwether
Parke-Davis chief seeks government liability shield for swine flu vaccine
Burke Giblin, chairman of Warner Lambert, wrote to President Ford and health officials that Parke-Davis faces an impossible situation after losing insurance coverage for swine flu vaccine production on July 1. He warned that coverage gaps could prompt liability suits and costly litigation, urging a government remedy and a favorable US attorney general opinion absolving manufacturers of uncontrollable injuries.
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Burke Giblin
Warner- Lambert Co
Parke-Davis
Ford
congressional health
Public Health Service
Parke Davis
Giblin
HEW
Showers to ease heat wave and aphid infestation
The forecast calls for thundershowers this afternoon and evening through Sunday cooling temperatures from the past 90s. Heavy showers may curb an aphid infestation on maples, with leaf drop noted but trees unlikely to die sagt by experts.
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National Weather Service
Frederick County Extension Service
Bombs linked to extortionists surface in new charges
New charges surface in a sex scandal as authorities connect bombs to extortionists. The case involves multiple suspects and ongoing investigations across jurisdictions. The report notes legal milestones and potential indictments expected in coming weeks.
U S Ambassador Francis Meloy Jr Disappears in Beirut
American ambassador Francis E. Meloy Jr. vanished while crossing the tense front line between Beirut's Muslim and Christian sectors. The U S Embassy reported the disappearance and feared kidnapping.
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BEIRUT
Lebanon
Francis E. Meloy Jr
U.S
Park Service brings People of 76 to Hood College this week
The National Park Service traveling Bicentennial program presents a 34 member cast reenacting colonial village life in New Bristol at Hood College. Performances run 6 30 p m Thursday and 6 p m Friday with audience participation encouraged. free and open to Frederickt County residents and visitors.
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Park Service
Hood
Frederck
National Park Service
New Brisol
Hood College
Bennett McClellan
Continema
Seventh Street
McClellan
Frederick County board returns two school facilities
The Frederick County Board of Education voted Tuesday night at East Frederick Elementary to return two school facilities to the county. Arnett M. Wilfong will retire from the county school system effective Sept 10 while currently being investigated for allegations leading to his suspension as Carroll Manor Elementary principal. The board heard reports on value clarification methods, the Reading Program, and the Maryland Basic Skills Reading Mastery Test released statewide June 1.
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Frederick County
Board of Education
East Frederick
Arnett M. Wilfong
Wilfong
Carroll Manor Elementary
John L. Carnochan Jr
Carnochan
Maryland
FCCF launches poll on landfill price demand and rethink
The Frederick County Civic Federation polls six member organizations over the purchase of the Rockey Farm adjoining Reich's Ford landfill for 240000 dollars, with 196 acres at 225 dollars above the top appraisal. Federation President Joseph C. Zengerle urges a third appraisal and possible censure.
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Frederick County
Zengerle
the Frederick
County Civic Federation
Board of County Commissioners
Sterling Bollinger
Rockey
Reich's Ford
Frederick's Foundations Bicentennial issue due July 3
The Frederick News-Post will publish a special souvenir Bicentennial supplement titled Frederick's Foundations on July 3 1976. It reviews Revolutionary War days in Frederick County featuring Thomas Johnson John Hanson and local heroes like Sergeant Lawrence Eserhart. Readers are invited to contribute information while advertising closes June 28. The issue is endorsed by state and county Bicentennial bodies and earned national recognition.
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Frederick News-Post
Frederick
Frederick County
Thomas Johnson
John Hanson
Lawrence Eserhart
cinvens xon
Chesapeake
aires
News-Post
Frederck County
Nick Wood
Frederick's
Maryland Bicentennial Commission
Fredenck County
American Revoluion
American Revoluion Bicentennial
Natonal
the
Washington Post
St Lens Post Dispatch
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