Milk Production Set for Big Business Growth
Andrew W. Gribble Jr. of Agpro Inc told a Frederick Lions Club luncheon that milk production will become big business as population rises and per capita shopping lists grow. He noted the dairy herd has stayed roughly stable while far fewer people milk cows, predicting higher milk prices and mass production. Gribble described shifts to larger herds, with 500 cows or more as a practical unit, and highlighted Agpro’s manure flush system for cleaning large barns and parlor effluent.
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Andrew W. Gribble Jr
Agpro Inc
Frederick Lions Club
Gribble
United States
Agoro
Agpro
Police List Bogus Check and Traffic Charges
Frederick City police charged four women Thursday with passing bad checks at local department stores. Polly P. Cooper, 32, of Knoxville, faced counts at Woolco and Zayre's. Laura Mae Mahon, 24, Glora Aneta Snowden, 27, and Mary Evelyn Tetlow, 36, all of Gaithersburg, were cited for bad checks at Woolco. Also jailed were Theodore Edward Thompson, 27, for DWI, unsafe vehicle operation, and speeding on East Patrick Street. Trials set in District Court for March 12 and March 20. other defendants face April 3 or 5 trials.
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Frederick City
Polly P. Cooper
Knoxville
Woolco
Zayre
Laura Mae Mahon
Gaithersburg
Mary Evelyn Tetlow
Glora Aneta Snowden
Tramsville
Theodore Edward Thompson
Henderson
East Patrick Street
Stephen Franklin Knott
Rt. 3
Frederick
Kenneth Eugene Kanade
North Market Street
Nancy Marie Fernandez
New Carrollton
Margaret Tom Hawthorne
Mt. Airy
Michael Eugene Hilgenberg
Brunswick
Frederick Towne Mall
Rosemont Avenue
Robert Lee Cline
Rt. 7
Gary Lee Klipp
West Patrick Street
East Sixth Street
A&p
Charles Edward Stoner
Madison Street
YMCA campaign pledges support and expansion plans
Bork and family active in YMCA work. The group plans to expand scholarship aid to about 500 youths in 1973 and double supporting members to about 200. A long-range plan will be unveiled at the Y's March 20 meeting as April drive efforts begin.
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YMCA
Bork
Association
Steam Engine Used In Wedding Carries Guests
A Sherborn family paid 14 500 to bring a steam locomotive and three old passenger cars from Vermont to Boston to ferry guests to their daughter's wedding reception. The 5 year old coal burner traveled 180 miles from Bellows Falls to North Station before heading to Weston and Sudbury, then buses to a Framingham hotel.
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Boston
Sherborn
Vermont
North Station
Bellows Falls
Faith Tiberio
Weston
Sudbury
Framlingham
Anderson Sues FBI Over Telephon e Records Harassment
Washington AP. Newsmen Jack Anderson and Les Whitten file a petition claiming the FBI illegally obtained their phone records and used them to locate informants and harass sources. Whitten was arrested Jan. 31 on possession of documents stolen from the Bureau of Indian Affairs, case dropped Feb. 16. FBI subpoenaed six months of Andersons office and home calls prior to mid January.
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Washington
Jack Anderson
Les Whitten
FBI
Anderson
Whitten
U.S. District Court
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Justice Department
Indian Leader Home Firebombed During Wounded Knee Talks
Senate aides report tensions rose as militants at Wounded Knee learned the home of AIM official Aaron Desersas was firebombed during a late session with 200 Indians who had seized the village. Desersas’ wife was reported injured. police declined comment.
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Wounded Knee
Georges. McGovern
James Abourezk
D-S.d
McGovern
South Dakota
Aaron Desersas
Pine Ridge
Desersas
The
American Indian Movement
AIM
Gersas
Department of Justice
Birth Rate Falls to All Time Low in 1972
Washington reports the nations birth rate reached a record low of 2.03 children per family in 1972, continuing a decline that began in 1971 according to the Health, Education and Welfare Department and the National Center for Health Statistics.
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Washington
Health, Education and Welfare Department
National Center For Health Statistics
Flora family reacts to Sgt. Flora’s return home
Friends and acquaintances of Sgt. Flora express joy after a phone call confirming his survival and imminent homecoming. Mrs. Lydialane Shewbridge of Brunswick High School says she never doubted he would return, describing him as a good kid and noting his siblings Franklin Flora and two half-siblings.
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Flora
Lydialane Shewbridge
Brunswick High School
Franklin Flora
Carroll Zimmerman
Dixie Flora Longerbeam
Mrs. Shewbridge
Governors Split Over Nixon Programs After Midwinter Meet
Governors from across the nation end their midwinter gathering still divided over President Nixon's domestic program overhaul. Democratic leaders oppose the plan without more information on funding and details, while Republican Linwood Holton predicts eventual Democratic support. The conference also exposed tensions over federal aid and revenue sharing amid budget concerns.
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Washington
Nixon
Linwood Holton
Virginia
Republican Governors Association
John J. Gilligan
Ohio
Congress
Marvin Mandel
Maryland
National Governors Conference
Dollar Takes New Plunge Across Global Markets
London reports a fresh dollar drop as foreign exchange dealings halt. Governments and economic leaders meet during a long weekend to discuss how to curb widespread dumping of the U.S. currency and stabilize markets.
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London
U.S
Hospital Discharges Named From Frederick Memorial
Hospital report lists residents discharged in the past 24 hours from Frederick and surrounding towns including Mrs Nellie Hildebrand Mrs Sherry Wages James White Edgar Weedon Mrs Irene O'Brien June Heller Clifford Gibbs Mrs Orpha Zimmerman Mrs Maryellen Winpigler Donald Watkins Velma Reed Wilbert Utz Mr Airy Howard Grams George Kidwiler Mrs Esther Frye Bonnie Winsett Michael Unger Thurmont Grant Coulson Marilynn Aldred Mrs Ruth Gaver Middletown Mrs Billie Offutt Walkersville and Mrs Patricia Dougherty Middletown.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Nellie Hildebrand
Sherry Wages
James White
Edgar Weedon
Irene O'Brien
June Heller
Clifford Gibbs
Orpha Zimmerman
Maryellen Winpigler
Frederick
Donald Watkins
Velma Reed
Wilbert Utz
Airy
Howard Grams
George Kidwiler
Knoxville
Esther Frye
Bonnie Winsett
Brunswick
Michael Unger
Thurmont
Grant
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Donald M Fadeley
East Church Street
Frederick, Md
M.R. Etchison and Son
Frederick County
Piekapdc
Basfopd
Black Label
Rheingold
Miller's Schlitz Budweiser
KEG Beer
Florida
Tangerines
Turkeys
Eae
Watson’s Ice & Beverage CO
East Street
Lic
Burlington
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