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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1974
Page
4
The writer asks the newspaper to correct a table in Wednesday’s edition stating rates of 680 per year. They apologize for misinterpretation of the pen as the rate schedule and seek alignment with the administration’s proposed application of the new.
Karate enthusiast Wickham aims to break Master Daniel Pai’s 150 pound ice slab record in Madison Square Garden. He cites four setup issues from the January attempt and plans a winter redo using a middle scaffold at the ice plant, despite wind concerns. Wickham, with nine years of practice, teaches across Frederick Community College and nearby towns, stressing discipline and self defense to students, ages 5 to 60.
Items include increasing nighttime parking violation fines from 1 to 3 dollars adding Hotel Frederick Parking lot to metered lots under 13 468 discussion of watershed recreational use requests from Teen Youth Centers for pool use lacrosse club games at Baker Park and church band shell programs July 6 13 20 and 27 at 6 pm tennis club concession at matches continuation of garbage collection and watershed controls and an announced Detrick branch outfall sewer project contract by the city engineer.
A city subcommittee led by Dr James Gilford proposes controls on the watershed used for Fishing Creek Reservoir. They urge closing most roads to public traffic, allow limited access on four roads, restrict use to daytime hours, and revitalize the Yellow Springs picnic area under supervision while formulating new rules. The plan stresses protecting water quality and wildlife while permitting recreational use.
Monrovia commissioners drift on a growth moratorium as they debate sewer plans. Ted Ward urges restraint while urging a Monrovia plant siting. New Market Mayor Franklin Shaw seeks interim treatment for a commercial center, with engineer Benjamin Reavin proposing pipe usage under I-70N to the New Market plant.
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