Parking and watershed actions at Frederick City Council meeting
Frederick Maryland records show the Parking Commission proposing higher nighttime parking fines and Aldermen delaying to September 1. The council also accepted watershed use restrictions nine miles north of Gambril State Park and approved related road and park projects and sewer and water design bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coly
Parking Commission
Board of Aldermen
James McClellan
Hiltner
Young
McClellan
City Parks, Streets, and Sanitation Commission
Gambril State Park
Thomas Fox
Fox
Bob Cox
Third Stree
James Gilford
Elizabeth Burned
Barry Stup
Burkett
Sanford Blum
Frederick Municipal
Diggs Pool
Frederick Lacrosse Club
Fleming Avenue
West College Terrace
Baker Park
Fredericktowne Baptist Church
Frederick
Nixon Lawyers Argue Before Supreme Court
President Nixon's legal team argued before the Supreme Court that a U.S. president is not subject to criminal process whether invoked directly or indirectly. The briefs were filed ahead of July 8 arguments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nixon
Supreme Court
U.S
Objections Rise Over County CIP Plan At Hearing
Attorney Richard Zimmerman attacked the six year capital improvements program for sewer deficits and lack of water supply planning. He warned the plan ignores roads and coordination with citizens, urging a county citizen planning framework to avoid a patchwork of services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auorney
Richard Zimmerman
Zimmerman
Frederick Metropolitan Area
Walkersville
Metropolitan Commission
Monrovia
Ted Ward
Donald Lewis
Agai
Lewis
Larry Johnson
Zimeserman
Johnson
White Rock Subdivision
Ballenger Ballenger Creek
CIP
Mountville Road
State Roads Commission
MD. 80
Ballenger District
Woodsboro
Stauffer
Discovery
Water rate debate shapes Friedrich city industries
Frederick officials defend a water rate increase while business leaders warn of plant relocation. Advocacy groups push for fair phase in and redistribution to curb waste. The council sets a 1.75 dollar rate per hundred and plans metering for cooling and processing water with separate sewer charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Linton
Frederick County
Brakebill
Young
PCA
Bentley Denounces Funding Stories as Irresponsible
Mrs. Bentley held a news conference to rebut false and irresponsible stories about her senatorial campaign fundraising. She said supporters sought maritime and interests lawyers as contributors and that the mailing list was personally reviewed by the chairman and a group of personal assistants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maritime and
I Interests Maritime
Federal Regulatory Agency
Bentley
City Man Accused in Forced Entry and Other Charges
A Frederick man was charged Thursday with breaking and entering and related offenses. Brenda Foreman of West South Street was accused of posting a bad check. Lenard Weber of East Patrick Street faced similar charges. James Barbour of Sageer Drive was arrested for leaving a motor vehicle unattended on East Street. Gale Heathernes of Cloverhill failed to stop at an intersection. Collateral set at $20. M. Calvin Long of Elmer was charged with speeding. A list of names includes Georgia Phoebus, Erwin Hatcher, Gerry Moore, Timothy Jones, Albert Young, John Krooth, Francis Haines, and Donald Bunkies. Mary Joe Smith of Lovettsville was charged with running a red light. Collateral set at $15. Secretary Kissinger to visit Europe after Moscow trip with Nixon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Mae
Brenda M. Foreman
West South Street
Laneea
Lenard E. Webber
Ean Patrick Street
James Barbour
Sageer Drive
East Street
Gale Heathernes
Cloverhill
Agra
West Second Street
Avenue
Calvin Long
Elmer
Georgia Lynn Phoebus
Walkersville
Erwin Malcolm Hatcher
Union Bridge
Gerry Albert Moore
Baltimore
Timothy Dale Jones
Fort Detrick
Albert George Young
Rt. 7
John David Krooth
Rockville
Francis Eugene Haines
Middletown
Donald Ray Bunkies
County Capital Budget Proposals Face Major Increases For FY 75
The CIP outlines a total projected indebtedness of 19.136 million over the next five years with water and sewer bonds at 6 million. County buildings lead the FY 75 request at 1.883 million, 1.533 million above last November’s CIP. The courthouse project totals 6.012 million and Winchester Hall renovation seeks 1.999 million, while Momevue Nursing Home needs 1.4 million plus 500 thousand more next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithe
Board of Education
Winchester Hall
Momevue Nursing Home
Amg Recceatos Commission
Parks Commission
Gulbert Cae Sun
Rady Lucey
Kingsbury
William S. Fout
Idges
Fout
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Bob Barrick
Bob
East Patrick Street
Kissinger
Henry A. Kissinger
France
West Germany
Britain
Moscow
James
Ant
E. Church St
Frederick, Md
M. R. Etchison and Son
Rebe W, Heney
Richard CE Rosford
Bouesn
Frederi
Rt. 40
Frederick County Square
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