Post Office Hearing Set for July 1 in City Hall
Senator Charles Mathias announced a Senate Appropriations Subcommittee hearing on July 1 at 3 p.m. in City Hall to discuss post office location. Frederick officials published a position paper opposing relocation to non downtown sites citing redevelopment impacts and utility costs.
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Charles McC. Mathias
Senate
City Hall
BB Dunes
Jetta
Mathias
Patrick Street
Postal Service
Frederick
30 Years After D-Day Spurrier Returns to Normandy Beach
Ray Spurrier recalls landing on Normandy Beach during World War II and returns to the sands in peacetime. He notes the fortress with its gun still facing the waterfront, reflecting on the war’s impact and the persistence of memory.
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Ray Spurrier
Normandy Beach
D-Day
France
Spurrier
Cun Brothers
Conent
W.M. Ray Spurrier
Frances
Neil Sandler
Austin Angleberger Seeks Reelection To Frederick Court
Judge Austin F. Angleberger announced Monday his candidacy for reelection to Frederick County’s three member Court. He cites four years on the bench and active community service with city and county groups including the Frederick Traffic Safety Council and Frederick Athletic Association, plus his past role with the Frederick Hustlers baseball team.
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Austin F. Angleberger
Frederick County
Red
Derek
Frederic
Frederick
Frederick Traffic Safety Council
Frederick Athletic Association
Frederick Hustlers
McCurdy
Officials Close 22 County Roads in County Hearing
County Commissioners John A. Derr and Donald L. Lewis ordered closure of 5.43 miles of roads after public hearings. Four segments totaling 2.18 miles were shut at agency or property owner request, including near Friends Creek Road by Craig Colgate whose farm straddles the road near the Pennsylvania line. He cited repeated break-ins and crowds near his tenant house as a problem.
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John A. Derr
Donald L. Lewis
Lawrence A. Dorsey
Craig Colgate
Friends Creek Road
Pennsylvania Line
Nixon Ends Triumphant Middle East Tour
President Nixon wrapped up his Middle East trip in Amman with a pledge of continued U S military and economic aid to Jordan and an invitation for talks in Washington on Arab Israeli peace strategy. A Jordanian American statement said Nixon and King Hussein would resume discussions in Washington at an early date.
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Nixon
Middle East
Amman
Jordan
King Hussein
Washington
Israel
Portugal
Azores Islands
mid-Atlantic
Amonio de Spinola
Hussein
Queen Alyia
United States
U.S
Jer * Husson
House Panel In Final Week Of Nixon Inquiry
The House impeachment inquiry nears its Watergate phase end as witnesses and key questions await the full evidence. The committee plans open questions next week while closing the Watergate chapter with the Archibald Cox firing and Nixon income tax review still to come.
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House
Washington
Nixon
Peter W. Rodine Jr
N.J
Archibald Cox
NATO Ministers Meet In Ottawa Debating Detente Limits
NATO foreign ministers gather in Ottawa to mark the alliance’s anniversary. Luns warns against overoptimism on detente with the Soviet Union, noting it remains unachieved and one way to serve Soviet interests. Delegations from 15 member nations hear speeches by Luns Trudeau and Callaghan before two days of East West talks commence. Kissinger arrives after Nixon’s Middle East tour.
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Ottawa
NATO
New Atlantic Alliance
Soviet Union
Luns
Canada
Pierre Elliott Trudeau
James Callaghan
Britain
Callaghan
NATO Council
FCC Trustees Meet Wednesday
Frederick Community College Board of Trustees holds its regular meeting in the Board Room at 2 p.m. on Wednesday June 19. Agenda includes staff appointments with four instructors, bid discussion for electro mechanical equipment part of construction in Pall E, and review of the revised 1975 fiscal budget.
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Frederick Community Cena
Palle
Stock prices drift lower as investors await rates
New York stocks fell as investors stayed on the sidelines awaiting word on interest rate moves. The Dow Jones 30 Industrials average at 10:30 a.m. dropped 2.35 to 30.88 with declines outpacing advances 496 to 28 among 1,033 issues traded on the New York Stock Exchange.
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New York
Beer and Whisky Prices Rising in Baltimore
National Brewing Co will raise the wholesale price of a 24 container case by 34 cents starting July 1, equating to a 15 cent rise per six pack. Segram and Sons and other distillers plan hikes for Crown whiskey, VO whiskey, and Wolfschmidt vodka over the next two months. Officials cite higher packaging and steel costs as main causes, with varied impact on distributors and consumer bottles.
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Baltimore
National Brewing Co
Robert C. Watts
Oee
Carling Brewing Co
National
Peny Spokhana
Joseph E. Seagram & Sons Inc
National Distillers
Iss Ae
Wolfschmidt
Gilbert Rabin
Segram
Rabin
Frame
West Pocket Park Low Bid Reported
David Contractors of Thurmont was the low bidder at 57 540 for West Second Street park construction. City Engineer Michael Pue announced. The project includes benches, a picnic area, children's equipment, and a 30 by 125 foot parcel donated by Mrs. Bonita Maas.
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David Contractors
Thurmont
West Pocket Park
West Second Street
Michael Pue
Charles J. Cirelli and Son, Inc
Baltimore
Bonita Maas
Mystical Visit Behind the Iron Curtain Explored
In a series opening by George B. Delaplaine Jr the author recalls a two week press trip to the Soviet Union Romania and Istanbul. He notes a sense of mystique about life behind the Iron Curtain and discusses state emphasis on research and the shift from rural to high rise urban living. Continued on Page D4.
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News-Post
George B. Delaplaine Jr
Soviet Union
Romania
Istanbul
Turkey
Kiev
Maryland
Moscow
England
Europe
Water-Sewer Rate Increases Face Industry Backlash In Frederick
Frederick fiscal year 1974 75 projections show water sewere rates rising to keep the department self supporting Industry leaders PCA Jenkins Foods Clorox Capitol Milk Ideal Farms Dairy Coca Cola Bottling oppose changes arguing charges could more than double for sizable users James H Breakbill PCA plant manager cites water use 116 1199 million gallons last year costing 51555 44 at 40 cents per 1000 gallons and 104 507 91 projected at 90 cents per 1000 gallons
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Water Department
Young
Packaging Corporation of America
PCA
Jenkins Foods Corporation
Clorox Company
Capitol Milk Producers Co-Op
Jenkins
Capitol Milk
Ideal Farms
Linge Coot
Packaging Corp
Jenkins Foods
Wb & EL
Clotox Co
Coca Cola
BP Ideal Farme
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Yar
Charles V. Main
Ronald N. Young
Paul M. Carmack
Charles
Grandpa) Miller
Les Walker
Carmack-Jay’s
Archie Parker
Austin Angleberger
Austin F. Angiberger
William B. Saxbe
Henry A. Kissinger
The
FCC
Iron Curtain
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