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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1974

Page

7

Candidates for Primary Boost District Candidates Filed

The Frederick County page lists multiple candidates for state and local offices. Among those filing are Edward P. Thomas Jr for House of Delegates District 3 and several incumbents or hopefuls for sheriff, county commissioner, auditor, and treasurer. Party committees see filings from Democratic and Republican contenders including George Pasley, Walterholt, McCalla Jr., Ford Jr., and Standoff with several others. Incumbents Lewis and Dorsey announce re-election bids, while others have yet to file.

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Victor Cullen Center opens new facilities for residents

The Victor Cullen Center unveils a modern gym dining area and five single floor cottages after a ceremony on the grounds. 90 residents from Rosewood, ages 18 to 62, will move in. two cottages already filled with men, three more soon, with women to follow.

Victore Cullen AL Rosewood Victor Cullen Bobby Straight Rosewood Edward Thomas Julien P. Petsiey Donald L. Lewis Henry G. Nathan Robert E. DeHaven Nathan Neil Solomon Cullen Center Juvenile Services Administration Department of Juvenile Services Victor Cullen Center

Nixon signals ahead of summit in cautious arms talks

Secretary of State Kissinger outlined two signals at a Brussels briefing. The United States holds a weapons edge but MIRV deployment could rise. unless Washington and Moscow agree within 18 months a permanent accord is unlikely. A possible principle agreement may emerge with Brezhnev, including a nuclear test ban.

Brussels Belgium Nixon Kremlin Leonid Brezhnev Henry Akissinger United States Kissinger Washington Moscow Brezhnev

Nixon Extends Suspension of Wheat Import Quotas

President Nixon ordered continuation of the suspension on US wheat import quotas, extending an earlier halt set to expire June 30. Bakers warned of potential bread price increases up to a dollar per loaf amid concerns of a wheat shortage.

Washington Nixon White House

Senate OKs Official Residence for Vice President

The Senate approved a resolution to establish an official residence for the vice president. If enacted, Vice President Gerald R. Ford would move into a 41 year old house on the Naval Observatory grounds in northwest Washington.

Washington Senate Gerald R. Ford Naval Observatory

St Clair Lists Nixon Aide Witnesses for Watergate Probe

St Clair named six witnesses to testify on March 21 1973 including Butterfield Petersen Haldeman Colson Mitchell O'Brien and Bittman as critical for the inquiry while committee chair Reding said sworn testimony already exists from all listed. He noted St Clair had only Dean and LaRue earmarked to be called.

Kalmbach Nixon Alexander P. Butterfield Federal Aviation Administration Atty Henry E Petersen White House H.R. Haldeman Charles W Colson John N. Mitchell Paul O'Brien Wiliam O. Bittman Howard Hunter Dean LaRue Clair Cal Reding St Clair John Dear Dean Lakue

Assault Case Goes To Jury

A Circuit Court jury retired to consider a verdict in the assault with intent on maim case against Chessamur Cucchiara. Prosecutor Cleopatra Campbell said Cucchiara acted maliciously when he kicked Frederick Hoffman during a fight to protect his brother. Defense attorney William Haugh argued the kick was in response to a perceived danger and denied malice. Witnesses described a rough sandlot football game in which Hoffman clashed with several players before the incident.

Chesamur NP Cuchearea Samuel W. Barrick Cleopatra Campbell Joseph Cucchiara Frederick Falcon Mark Hoffman Hoffman Miss Campbell Cucchiara Joe Cucciara William Haugh Rosedale Park Haugh Joseph Joe Cucchiara de Cucchiara Chessamur Cucchiara Tucchiara

Point of Rocks Residents Still On Critical List

Two Point of Rocks residents remained in critical condition at MIEM after separate crashes. Gaiene Smith, 18, hospitalized June 12 after a train collision near Point of Rocks, is in serious condition. husband Joseph Smith Jr, 20, died June 13 from injuries. George Armitage, 34, also critically injured from a shooting at a Point of Rocks residence. Ten-year-old Edward Bowman, injured when struck by a car, improved to satisfactory at Frederick Memorial Hospital. police cited pedestrian error as a factor.

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Legal notes and local club events mingle in page text

The article discusses a Senate finance inquiry into corporate payments for political voter lists and cites testimony about who knew what. It also reports on a philatelic society meeting and a square dance event, with dates and locations in Westminster and Mariel Pennsylvania.

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