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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Jun 19, 1974

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City Pushes Sixes Dam In Water Plan

Frederick seeks to keep the Sixes Bridge Dam in the county master water plan. George K. Smith urges appointing an engineer to study future water needs and alternative sources during Army Corps of Engineers review. Critics say land use and cost outweigh benefits.

Frederick Sixes Bridge G. Merchant George K. Smith Army Corps of Engineers Washington Smith County Planning Commission City Fort Detrick Monocacy Ing Commission County Metropolitan Commission County Council of Governments Planning Board

House Panel Debates Nixon Cover-Up Date Discrepancy

Members of the House Judiciary Committee dispute Nixon timing on Watergate. A June 4, 1973 tape excerpt suggests Nixon and former counsel John Dean discussed a March 17 meeting about the cover-up, challenging Nixon’s March 21 claim and raising questions about White House involvement.

House Washington House Judiciary Committee Nixon White House Peter W. Roding Jr D-N.j Dean Rodina

High Court Upholds Levy Court-Martial

The Supreme Court ruled 5 to 3 that the court-martial of former Army Captain Howard B. Levy was proper for urging black enlisted men not to fight in Vietnam. The decision upheld the general article of the Uniform Code of Military Justice as a valid restriction on conduct unbecoming an officer. Justice Rehnquist wrote the majority opinion, noting the military’s unique needs permit different constitutional applications, while Justice Stewart dissented, criticizing the vagueness of the statute.

Washington Supreme Court Today Howard B. Levy Vietnam Levy William H. Rehnquist

Frederick educator Harry Smith seeks Orphans Court post

Harry Smith a Walkersville resident and retired Frederick County educator announced his candidacy for the Orphans Court judgeship in the Democratic Primary. He retired this month after nine years with Frederick County High School and noted his career with adults and youth as a qualification for the role.

Harry 0. Smith Frederick County Orphans Court Smith Walkersville Eecone High Fee

FHA Conference Theme Concerns For Future

Maryland Future Homemakers of America hold a three day leadership conference at Hood College with 164 FHA members. Brenda L. Foster of the National Home Center in Washington speaks on developing leadership and future change, with a film version of Future Shock included.

Maryland Future Homemakers of America Hood College Maryland Brenda L. Foster National +H Center Washington, D.C Miss Foster New York State Dutchess Suffolk Counties American Home Economics Association

Mayor Defends Water Sewer Rate Hike

Mayor Ronald Young defended a planned rise in water and sewer rates at a weekly press briefing. He said industries have not paid their fair share and urged cooler tower investments to recycle water while noting the new structure aims for city self sufficiency and fairness.

Ronald Young Uday Young Reporters Montgomery County Packaging Corporation Chamber of Commerce

NATO pledges renewed dedication at Ottawa meeting

Fifteen NATO foreign ministers in Ottawa issued a Declaration of Atlantic Relations to reaffirm consultation cooperation and mutual trust. The document aims for formal signing by heads of state in Brussels on June 26 as President Nixon prepares to visit Moscow for talks with Leonid Brezhnev.

Ottawa Atlantic Alliance NATO North Atlantic Treaty Organization United States Brussels Nixon Moscow Leonid I. Brezhnev

Smelser Seeks Third Term In Maryland Senate

Charles H. Smelser announced today his bid for a third term in the Maryland Senate. He cited national government turmoil and state political corruption as reasons to restore public trust and urged voters to support honest leadership.

Charles H. Smelser Maryland Senate Smelser

Frederick water rate hike sparks industrial backlash in city

Six Frederick industries led by Packaging Corporation of America oppose a proposed 1974 75 water sewer increase. Mayor Ronald N Young seeks a 100 percent charge of total water usage, with only small users seeing a slight decline. PCA faces the steepest impact as new rates could double bills for many businesses. The dispute centers on fairness and lack of prior public notice.

City Board of Aldermen City Industries James H. Breakbill Plam Packaging Corporation of America Ronald Young Frederick City Frederick James H. Brakebill PCA Ronald N. Young Board of Aldermen Young Brakebill News-Post Jenkins Foods

Stock Prices Drift Lower Amid Waiting Market Tone

New York stocks slipped as investors waited for new developments. The Dow Jones industrial average fell 2.27 points to 827.99 at 10:30 a.m. Declines led with 386 stocks dropping to 229 advancers on the NYSE.

New York New York Stock Exchange

Nixon Promises Aid To Portugal Amid Mid East Trip

Nixon, en route home from the Middle East, told Portugal's Spinola that the United States remains committed to peace and prosperity. He outlined focus on Europe and the Soviet Union, with NATO talks in Brussels and a Moscow summit planned to reduce tensions and resolve issues through negotiation. Spinola, who led Portugal's post-coup government, welcomed the meeting as a sign of continued cooperation.

Sajes Azores United States Middle East Nixon Portugal Antonio Spinola Spinola Washington Europe Soviet Union Brussels NATO Moscow Lisbon Amman Jordan

Urbana geologist files for Frederick County Democratic panel

Andrew S. Stancioff a 37 year old geologist and resource consultant from Urbana announces his bid for membership on the Democratic State Central Committee of Frederick County. He criticizes current leadership as stale and out of touch with the new Frederick County and vows reform.

Andrew S. Stancioff Urbana Democratic State Central Committee Frederick County Frederick

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