Release or leave feared for Dr Ray over Frederick zoning clash
U S Atomic Energy Commission chair Dr Ray faces possible loss of her motor home in Frederick County due to a zoning interpretation. County official Cutsail says mobile versus motor home rules hinge on permanency and intent. If appeal is pursued, a March 27 Board of Zoning Appeals hearing may decide the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixy Lee Ray
U. S. Atomic Energy Commission
Frederick County
Ray
J. Alfred Catsail
Dr. Ray
Cutsail
Charles C. Smith
Jefferson
Smith
Board of Zoning Appeals
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Montgomery County
News - Post
Nixon
AEC
Carroll
Howard
Germantown
Frederick County Teachers Accept 1973 74 Pact Reluctantly
The Frederick County Teachers Association reluctantly approved the 1973 74 contract with the Board of Education. Details will be released after Board approval next Wednesday. The package includes a $260 raise to a first year teacher’s salary of 7660, extra pay for after school duty, a $2000 life insurance increase, and more teacher aides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Teachers’ Association
Board of Education
FCTA
Lois Teter
Teter
Fire Log Report of 24 Hour Period
Fire calls logged from 9:03 p.m. to 11:30 p.m. include house fire at 13 McMurray St with responses from Uniteds Citizens and Independents, grass fire near Harrison's Store Brunswick crew, lumber pile fire at B&O Railroad Station, woods fire at Daysville Road near Libertytown and Walkersville, and a dump fire at Brunswick Dump. Ambulance calls show 3 emergencies and 6 routine trips. Jail population lists 48 males, 2 females, and 6 juveniles.
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Mcmurray ST
Uniteds
Sandy Hook
Harrison's
Brunswick
B&o
Daysville Road
Libertytown
Walkersville
County To Hire Park Director
County commissioners and the Parks and Recreation Commission agreed to plan for a park director before the 1974 budget finalization. They seek a job description and salary, with debate over whether the post should be a department head and who it should serve, focusing on land acquisition and grant work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
County Parks and Recreation Commission
Parks Commission
Commissoners
Donald Lewis
Park Commission
John A. Derr
Derr
Commission
Lewis
Harold Moser
No Action Taken To Secure Property For Complex
County Commissioners have not yet chosen to exercise options on land for a proposed county state office building complex. State planning consultant Melvin Ginsburg urged rapid acquisition, noting inventory studies are underway and the site should be large enough and well located.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department of Planning
Annapolis
Melvin Ginsburg
Patrick Steet
Ure Frederick Motor Company
Manuel Weinberg
Patrick and
Court Streets
Francis Scott Key
Lawrence A. Dorsey
State Planning Department
Ginsburg
John A. Derr
Donald L. Lewis
World Trade Center
New York
Senator Thomas pushes welfare reform for Maryland
Maryland State Senator Edward P. Thomas proposes a broad welfare reform bill modeled on Washington State law. It makes natural parents liable for welfare paid to their children, allows the state to attach property and wages, and acts as the agent for collection without recipient consent. The plan aims to recover thousands annually and curb taxpayer losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward P. Thomas
Frederick Carroll
Maryland
Senate
Washington State
State Department of Social Services
Senator Thomas
Thomas
City Officials Rescind Cycle Race Approval Amid Zoning Clash
The Mayor and Board of Aldermen canceled permission granted to the Maryland Competition Riders Club for a motorcycle endurance race on the City Watershed set for April 29. County Planning and Zoning noted C-1 conservation zoning and the Frederick Lions Club withdrew sponsorship, prompting a unanimous rescission. The board will study watershed use with city county and state agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Competition Riders Club
County Planning and Zoning Commission
Frederick Lions Club
Barry N. Chadok
Max Kehne
Ann Lebherz
East All Saints Street
Kehne
E. Paul Magaha
Leichert
VISTA
Stock Market Dims as Dow Drops on Dollar Weakness
New York traders pushed the Dow Jones industrial average down today as concerns over the dollar's moves in foreign exchange markets weighed on sentiment. At 10:30 a.m. the Dow stood 7.45 points lower at 42.2 with declines outpacing advances by three to one in heavy NYSE trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wall Street
New York Stock Exchange
Brunswick Native Prisoner Since '67
Sgt. Carroll E. Flora Jr. from Brunswick was listed by the Viet Cong among POWs to be released, with a press briefing planned at Fort Detrick. His family, including wife Joann Flora, await confirmation as 106 U.S. prisoners are slated for release while about 30 POWs may be withheld, officials say.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll E. Flora Jr
U. S
Joint Military Commission
Vietnam
North Vietnam
Hanoi
U.S
South Vietnam
Sgt
Flora
Joann Flora
Dwayne
Teresa
Ora
Fort Detrick
Eddie
Valley Forge
C.E. Flora Sr
Brunswick
YMCA
Warren K. Hoen
Viet Peace Pact Given Formal OK
Twelve governments endorsed the Vietnam peace settlement as foreign ministers of the Big Five and other parties signed the declaration in Paris. The nine point plan binds outsiders to quit Indochina meddling and creates a system to handle violations. Canada South Vietnam and Britain voiced disappointment at lacking stronger measures.
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Paris
West
Vietnam
United States
North Vietnam
Indochina
Canada
South Vietnam
Britain
Bork To Lead YMCA Membership Drive
David Bork, president of Community and Organization Development Associates, was named chairman of the Frederick County YMCA annual membership drive. Edward W. Plunkett Jr. announced the unanimous Board of Directors choice to back his leadership, highlighting funds from United Givers Fund and community gifts supporting youth programs and memberships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Bork
Community and Organization Development Associates
Frederick County
YMCA
Edward W. Plunkett Jr
United Givers Fund
Local Red Cross Blood Program Exceeds Quota
The American Red Cross Blood Program posted record growth with 3 565 114 units donated nationwide and 5 223 500 transfusable units through component therapy. Frederick County data for fiscal year 1971 72 show 4 038 pints donated at blood drives, continued on page AS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
American Red Cross
The
Frederick County
March Weather Rhythm: Lamb Like Start to Lionish Forecast
The piece notes March began in warmth with 52 degrees on Thursday and 36 degrees in Tow, predicting showers tonight and Saturday. Residents say winter seems over with Spring officially arriving March 20, while February was drier than normal and the winter season set a record low of five degrees on two dates.
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Dr. Dixy Lee Ray
Dawspa
County
Sgt. Carroll Edward Flora Jr
Downtown Action Committee
Dick Kline
Rice
Opossumtown Pike
Bork
David Berk
Lamb
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