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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Jun 28, 1972

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Maryvale Townhouses Seek Water Drainage Solution

Maryvale attorneys pressed the State Roads Commission and Frederick County Board of Education to cooperate on a flooding problem tied to West Frederick Street. The plan seeks a larger drainage pipe through West Frederick Junior High School grounds, with conditional city planning approvals for walkways and a 42 inch fence to protect children from a drainage ditch.

Maryvale State Roads Commission Frederick County Board of Education Richard Zimmerman Zimmerman John L. Carnachan Board of Education West Frederick Junior High School Frederick City Larry Johnson city board planning board planning commission Maryvale Homeowners Association

Walkersville Water Shut Off After Conduit Work

A contractor for the telephone company cutting a conduit on Maple Avenue around 8 am damaged a water line. Metropolitan commission engineer Norman Green cut off water to Spring Gardens Glade Village Discovery Frederick Avenue Pennsylvania Avenue and Maple Avenue. Repairs are underway and water is expected to return shortly.

Walkersville Spring Gardens Glade Village Discovery Frederick Avenue Pennsylvania Avenue Maple Avenue telephone company Metropolitan commission Norman Green

State Board Rejects Arbitration in Salary Talks

State Board of Education Superintendent James A Sensenbaugh sent a letter denying the Frederick County Teachers Association request for arbitration in stalled salary renegotiations. County superintendent Dr John L Carnachan said the law has no provision for impasse arbitration and the county board must set salaries by July 1. The board will base base pay at 7400 and notify teachers of the decision and their assignments by week’s end.

State Board of Education James A. Sensenbaugh Frederick County Teachers Association Frederick County Board of Education John L. Carnachan county board of education Carnachan Doris Magaha FCTA Lois Teter

Teen Center Plans Tied to Sagner Project Budget

City Recreation Committee chairman Richard Shipley said the 1973 budget includes sufficient funds for a structured program at the Sagner housing project and will involve tenants in planning. The move of the South Frederick Elementary teen center may push relocation to Sagner, depending on facilities and community fit, with six to eight weeks needed for approvals.

City Recreation Committee Richard Shipley Sagner Shipley South Frederick Elementary Edward Leakins Frederick County South Frederick Recreation Committee Public Works Department Frederick research center Nance

Litton Bionetics wins Fort Detrick contract

James C. Nance, president of Litton Bionetics, heads a $6.85 million NIH NCI contract for renovation, management, and operation of the Frederick Cancer Research Center. The award is the NCI's first award-fee contract, with zero to ten percent profit based on performance. Nance holds ultimate decision power though on-site work is led by Dr Robert E. Stevenson.

LEE SHORT National Cancer Institute Fort Detrick Litton Bionetics James C. Nance Nance Litton Bionetics, Inc Frederick Cancer Research Center ceives NCI pionetics

Byron Explains Flood Assistance at Keymar Meeting

Congressman Goodloe E. Byron met flood victims in Keymar and said disaster assistance forms would be ready next week at West Frederick Junior High School in Frederick. He was joined by Carroll County Commissioners Herbert Rice and Norman Graham. About 30 to 40 residents, plus several local officials and businesspeople, signed the aid inquiry roster.

WILLIAM E

Advocates Seek New Appointment Policy For Planning Board

Good Government Advocates of Frederick County urge the Board of County Commissioners to adopt an immediate policy limiting five year terms for Planning Commission members and restricting appointments to those not doing business with the commission. They also call to end Planned Unit Developments in A-1 land, curb dual service on both sides of decisions, and reassess the commission’s power under Maryland law. The group, led by Chairman Will Allen, seeks a July 10 discussion with no reply yet from commissioners.

Board of County Commissioners Planning and Zoning Commission GGA Will Allen Planning Commission citizens’ group Ernest Ausherman Ausherman Frederick County Frederick County Planning and Zoning Commission Congress States United States Adamstown Maryland Allen

Truck Fire Responded To by Indepen dents

Fire log notes a truck fire at 9 46 p m in Braddock Heights area with Indepen dents responding. Ambulance calls include nine emergency and three routine responses. Population shows mates twenty six, females zero and three juveniles in jail data.

BRADDOCK HEIGHTS

Culler School Use Draws Legal Aid Fire

A class action suit by Legal Aid Bureau attorneys seeks federal court orders to return truant children from Maryland training schools to their families. The suit challenges laws that declare habitual truants as in need of supervision and send them to Victor Cullen School or Montrose School for Girls, arguing confinement under harsh conditions violates rights and asking a plan to reintegrate all children confined under this category.

BALTIMORE Legal Aid Bureau Maryland Victor Cullen Sabillasville Montrose School Reisterstown state Department of Juvenile Services

County estimates flood road and bridge damage at 5.75 million

County Roads Commission final estimate lists 5.75 million dollars in damage to six federal aid bridges and county roads. Officials say relief requests will seek federal and state funds, with plans to rebuild swiftly without raising taxes. Two bridges require nonfederal repair, shaping a lengthy construction timeline.

William Fout County Roads Commission Lawrence Dorsey roads commission Dorsey John A. Derr Fout Monocacy River The

HRC Plans Youth MOD Squad and Black Youth Appointments

The Frederick County Human Relations Council moves to form a youth MOD Squad for youths under 19 and to recommend two black youths be appointed to fill HRC vacancies. The panel also weighs bylaw approvals and attendance issues with Chairman Bernie Zerkel and Chief Charles Main. Morgan Anderson is tasked to contact Postmaster John Young on hiring intentions.

Frederick County Human Relations Council HRC Numan Relations Council Mod Frederick County Bernie Zerkel Main Chief Main Morgan Anderson John Young Young

Split Developing In 6th District

McGovern supporters in South Dakota's 6th District split as statewide backers gather in Columbia to map campaign strategy before the nominee is decided. Frederick County delegate Dr. Bill W. Rodgers disapproves of any pre convention organization and warns it could cost McGovern support. A district headquarters opened this week and a district wide meeting is planned to craft a loose structure with delegates and alternates.

McGovern Columbia Frederick County Bill W. Rodgers Democratic party Rodgers MecGovern Susan Jacobson Rene Atkinson

Maryland U May Get Sixth Campus Near Frederick

Officials of the University of Maryland are studying a possible sixth campus in upper Montgomery County. A feasibility study is under way to assess need and viability. President Wilson H. Elkins disclosed this in his annual report to the Board of Regents. Proposals point to a site between Gaithersburg and Frederick. final results are not due until September.

COLLEGE PARK University of Maryland Montgomery County Wilson H. Elkins Board of Regents Gaithersburg Frederick

Stock Market Dips Slightly On Monetary Worries

New York stocks closed lower as ongoing monetary concerns dampened investor sentiment. Brokers noted muted trading and cautious activity amid unsettled financial conditions.

NEW YORK

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