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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1978

Page

7

Downtown Citizens Association to meet on downtown concerns

The Frederick Downtown Citizens Association meets tonight at 7 30 at the Frederck Historical Society. They discuss non essential truck traffic taxes for downtown owners and the spread of adult book stores along with lack of entertainment options. They review library site options including the Key Chevrolet property and note negative factors for other sites. They seek to restrict heavy trucks from residential streets and resolve on street parking issues while welcoming new members.

Frederick Frederick City Carmack’s Weinberg Roney Motors Tial East Fifth Street DCA

Dear Abby readers weigh teen driving rules and fashion heels

A collection of letters and opinions on POP’s strict teen driving punishment, teen driver behavior, and the wisdom of enforcing rules. Also notes warn that four inch heels threaten foot and spine health, and mentions mobile home formaldehyde exposure.

Abby Pop Boston Arthur W. Trott Trott

Baltimore Symphony Decorators Show House Brunch Preview

Leaders of the Baltimore Symphony Decorators Show House invite subscribers to an 11:30 a.m. brunch at the empty Chestnutwood mansion 5204 Roland Ave on Sunday March 5. Interior designers will discuss plans as Zim Zemarel’s musicians perform, with transport donated by Harrelson Transportation. Proceeds support the orchestra and NEA Challenge Grant matching funds.

Baltimore Symphony Chestnutwood Baltimore Rhem Roland Ave Zim Zemarel Harrelson Transportation, Inc L. Patrick Deering F. Markoe Dugan John W. Felton Show House

Shirley Chisholm and Dick Clark to Speak at Towson

Congresswoman Shirley Chisholm, noted for independence, joins Towson State University’s 1977 78 Lecture Series with a March 12 8 p.m. talk at the Towson Center. She replaces Erica Jong. Dick Clark also tops the program. Truman Capote appeared briefly on campus.

Shirley Chisholm US. Congress Congressional Black Caucus Towson State University Towson Center Chisholm Towson State Student Government Association Erica Jong Truman Capote

Frederick Bridge Club Open Pairs Winners and Fort Detrick Games

Frederick Bridge Club held an Open Pairs Championship last week with winners led by George Zolovich and Michael Myers. Other top placers included Dr. Harry Gray, Mrs. Sue Browning, and multiple couples. section placings noted for north-south. Regular games scheduled at Fort Detrick at 7 15 p m and 12 30 p m this week. Dick Clark substituted on a future segment. The memo shifts to political history, highlighting Shirley Chisholm as first Black Congresswoman and major presidential candidate, detailing district, committees, and accolades.

Dick Clark Chisholm New York Bedford-Stuyvesant United States U.S

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