Legal Opinion Limits Drinking By 18-Year-Olds in Licensed Venues
A state Attorney General opinion says licensees may refuse service to those under 21 and impose takeout limits for beer and light wine. It may affect bars and restaurants in enforcing age rules, with penalties including fines up to 50 dollars and possible jail time.
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Billa Carty
Carty
Ocean City
Frank Pugh
Attorney General's Office
Pugh
Dial Cums
I.D
Frederick
Washington
Independent Sad Sack Seeks Petition Signers for Run
Camden Ramsburg of New Market needs Frederick County registered voters to sign a petition for over 1000 names by 9 p.m. July 1 to run for county commissioner as an independent in the general election. Ramsburg says he is not part of any party.
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Camden Ramsburg
New Market
Ramsburg
David Fritz
Cedric H. Smith
Frederick County
News-Post
Independent
Theodore Ward Enters County Commission Race
Theodore Ward aged 60 filed for County Commissioner on the Republican ballot. A retired Atomic Energy Commission administrator and H2 acre farm owner near Monrovia, he pledges open accessible and responsive government. He says the public should know as much as officials.
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Theodore Ward
Ward
Atomic Energy Commission
Monrovia
338 More Tickets Issued for On Street Parking Ban
Maj. Charles V. Main reports 338 tickets issued to residents north of Second Street for parking on city streets between 2 a.m. and 8 a.m. this morning. The figure follows a repeal of 492 exemptions by the Board of Aldermen last week and compares with 460 tickets Wednesday and 389 tickets Thursday. The ban applies to north of Second Street on Mon, Wed, Fri and south of Second Street on Tue, Thu, Sun.
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Charles V. Main
Second Street
Board of Aldermen
Rice's Home Center Expanding Do It Yourself Center
Frederick's historic Rice's Home Center enlarges into a DIY center with Caveco Building at 301 Market. The remodel focuses on wall paneling ceilings doors paints tools boards and related craftsman supplies as the Rices promote experienced staff and a broader hardware line.
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Frederick
R.R. Rice
Rice
Caveco
Community Hardware
George E. Shipley
Elizabeth F. Richards
Phyllis L. Rice
Nixon Brezhnev Agree On Heart Energy Research Cooperation
Nixon and Brezhnev announced three cooperative ventures including joint research on an artificial heart. The deals cover health tech energy and climate related projects with aims to extend life of pacemakers and develop new diagnostic tools. They stressed openness and that real agreements remain ahead in the detente process.
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Moscow
Nixon
Leonid Brezhnev
Carnday
Silc iMagnette
Brezhnev
United States
Litton Bionetics Wins NCI Award Fee For FCRC Ops
The National Cancer Institute awarded Litton Bionetics a 12.2 million contract for the Frederick Cancer Research Center for June 26 1974 to June 25 1975. The deal guarantees no profit but allows up to 850 000 in profits and includes 590 442 for anti cancer drug research at the FCRC. A possible 2.5 million may be added for a basic cancer research program led by a senior scientist. A July 29 meeting will decide the portion of up to 368 134 profits Litton may receive based on performance.
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Litton Bionetics
National Cancer Institute
Frederick Cancer Research Center
NCI
Carl A. Fretts
FCRC
Fretts
NCI - Bionetics
Litton Bipnetics
Focal Cancer Research Center
Bollinger Runs for Frederick County Commissioner
Sterling E Bollinger a Frederick County civic and business leader announced his candidacy for the Board of County Commissioners subject to the Democratic primary on Sept 10 He urged focus on the county s growth and warned decisions now will affect its future, citing experience from the County Government Study Commission Continued on Page A-15
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Sterling E. Bollinger
Frederick County
Board of County Commissioners
Bollinger
County
Smariga Seeks GOP Committee Seat
Robert E. Smariga announced his candidacy for the Republican Central Committee. A longtime community organizer in Jaycee groups and health charities, he argues a two party system is vital to American democracy and stresses strong leadership in grassroots organizations. He also works in life and health insurance sales.
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Robert E. Smariga
Republican Central Committee
Jaycee
Heart Association
Smariga
Candidates Must File By Monday
The Office of the Board of Election Supervisors in Winchester Hall will stay open Monday from 8:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. for candidates to file for the upcoming election. Monday is the filing deadline. Married to Sona Smariga, they reside with two children in the Yellow Springs area.
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Board of Election Supervisors
Winchester Hall
Sona Smariga
Yellow Springs
Ehrlichman Approved Break-In details in Plumbers Trial
Prosecutor Merrill charged in court as opening statements reveal Ehrlichman approved the 1971 break-in at Dr Lewis Fielding. The case centers on the Ellsberg Pentagon Papers release and the White House Plumbers unit. The trial began with jury selection complete and defense led by Henry H. Jones.
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Washington
White House
John D. Ehrlichman
Daniel Ellsberg
William
Merrill
Plumbers
Ehrlichman
Lewis J. Fielding
Beverly Hills
Ellsbere Ellsberg
Pentagon
Fielding
Merril
Cape Cod
Mass
David R. Young
Egil Krogh
The
Henry H. Jones
Stock Market Dives as Rates Loom Over Investor Nervousness
New York reports show markets sliding with gloom on rate prospects. The Dow Jones Industrial Average at 10:30 am fell 4 22 points to 9 944, amid a string of declines since May 29 when it closed at 795.37.
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New York
Post Office Site Hearing Set in Frederick
U S Senator Charles Mathias will chair a July 1 hearing at Frederick City Hall on post office site choices. The city favors downtown Frederick while the postal service leans outside the city near Hayward Road. Attending are E B Dorsey Beall Jr and a Byron office representative. Mayor Ronald Young urged citizen attendance.
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U.S
Charles McC. Mathias
Senate Appropriations
City Hall
Frederick
Post Office
Hayward Road
E.B. Dorsey
J. Glenn Beall Jr
Goodloe E. Byron
Ronald Young
Robert S Rothenhoefer Files For Re Election
Robert S. Rothenhoefer Democrat current state's attorney since 1959 filed for re election. He warned Frederick County must prepare for a rising crime rate with a larger caseload and noted current courthouse facilities will be inadequate even with staff efficiency.
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Robert 5. Rothenhoefer
Rothenhoefer
Frederick County
Ree
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