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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1978

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No public vote on flood plan in Frederick

Frederick Mayor Ronald N. Young revised his stance on a local vote for the 9.6 million flood plan. He called a vote cumbersome and hard to explain, noting funding is the major issue and that misinformation has swayed residents. The plan would create a 120 foot wide corridor along Carroll Creek to reduce flooding with phases funded separately.

Ronald N. Young Frederick Young Monley Carroll Creek West Patrick Street South Market Street U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Corps of Engineers

Ashton bans public airing of police grievances

Major Richard J. Ashton bans public airing of grievances by police officers under a Police Code provision. He cites controversy and morale concerns amid officer unrest over promotions pay and favoritism while noting channels exist through the Police Commission and Fraternal Order of Police.

Richard J. Ashton Tiy Ashton Otcers Police Department William Crum Board of Aldermen Crum Ronald N. Young Police Commission Young Order of Police Board of Alderman

Carter era miners pact aid hopes report

CARTER administration hopes miners approve a pact while a pilot is credited with averting a major jet disaster. European markets slightly improve as economic news filters in. Snow expected early morning with subfreezing lows, possible rain by Friday as a cold front moves through. Novelist Lillian Hamere noted in passing.

Delay in 30 percent electric cutbacks eases area strain

Acting Gov Blair Lee III postponed mandatory 20 percent commercial and 30 percent industrial electricity reductions until coal strike votes conclude. He will monitor United Mine Workers ratification, keep 10 percent cuts in place, and assess further action if a new contract is not ratified. Major employers weigh schedules while Fort Detrick and schools maintain conservation efforts.

Fuel-Short Potomac Edison Co Blair Lee HI West Virginia Virginia United Mine Workers Lee Eastaleo Aluminum Co Frederick County Fort Detrick Gilbert A. Newby

Snow forecast and recent icy conditions reported

A new winter storm is expected to bring more snow tonight with a change to rain by Friday then brief snow again by Saturday. The previous system dumped rain and snow across the region, with Frederick reporting about two inches of snow that melted by mid morning and Emmittaburg near three inches. Continuous cold temperatures kept highs around the 30s while overnight lows dipped into the 20s, and winds reaching up to 34 mph were observed in several counties including Damascus and Westminster.

National Weather Service Epee California Frederick Emmittaburg Thurmont Washington Howard Carroll Montgomery Princee's Richard Schwerdt Damascus Charles Poreman Westminster

Hechinger push against Maryland blue law changes

An advertisement by Hechinger hardware in Frederick decries a blue law reform as a sham and urges action within 24 hours. The piece cites Sunday sales limits and asks why some items like paint are treated differently. The changes would expand Sunday commerce but require enforcement and face legislative delay.

Frederick Hechinger Hardware John Hechinger Maryland General Assembly Frederick County Playboy Maryland Senate House of Delegates The Frederick Coun Hechinger

Library site debate stalls final Winchester location choice

Dorsey and Young back Key Chevrolet as favored site for a new library amid county board splits. Commissioners Wirts and Bellinger express reservations while Paula Cram Jr. urges viewing a schematic design before deciding. Dorsey’s position on site shifts noted amid ongoing deliberations.

Board of County Commissioners Lowne Dorsey Edgar C. Wirts Jr Sterling E. Bellinger Chevrolet Paula Cram Jr

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