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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Mar 15, 1972

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Highway and History Clash Over Catoctin Furnace

Community debate grows as U S 15 dualization plans threaten the Catoctin Furnace site near Thurmont. A public information hearing is set for April 5 at 7 30 p m at Lewistown Elementary School to address road modifications, safety concerns, and the nearby historic furnace listed on the National Registry.

Ann Burrside Love of Thurmont Catoctin Furnace Lewistown Frank Mentzer Frederick Auburn Catoctin Nollow State Highway Administration U.S. 15 Pennsylvania line Department of Interior Office of Archeology and Historic Preservation

Four County Offices Propose Budget Reductions

Four of five FY 1973 budget requests presented to the County Commissioners are smaller than current allocations. Total requests are $650,121, up $85,581 from present budgets after 17 offices appeared in hearings. The Sheriff’s Department seeks a $36,001 rise, the Frederick Jail $11,211, while capital outlay cuts dominate most reductions.

Orphan’s Court Sheriff’s Department Frederick

Skunk Gas Backfires Causing 75000 Damage At Elmwood Apartments

A propane gas attempt to smoke out a skunk in Waverley Gardens Apartments sparked an explosion and fire that damaged 11 of 12 units in building F. Six units suffered fire damage and six smoke damage as flames spread through partitions from apartments 103 to 304. Construction superintendent Stonesifer was treated for smoke inhalation after escaping the blaze. Firefighters contained the blaze in 15 to 20 minutes.

Waverley Gardens Pfc Donald Travis Robert Lee Stonesifer Stonesifer United Ambulance Company Frederick Memorial Hospital Frederick City Paul W. Mossburg Robert Whitmore somone Charles V. Main

Fire Log Recap from Emmitsburg Area Incidents

Fire calls include WAVERLEY GARDENS and DEPAUL STREET in Emmitsburg with apartment and building fires, Saunders Trailer Court automobile fire, GRUSHON residence in Graceham, and a Braddock Mountain truck fire on I-70. Responding units include Independents Uniteds Citizens Myersville and Thurmont with ambulance counts listed as Emergency-4 Routine-4 and jail population Miles-19 Females-0 Juveniles-1.

DEPAUL STREET EMMITSBURG Saunders GRUSHON GRACEHAM Thurmont Braddock Mt. Independents Myersville

Danish airliner crash near Sharjah claims 112 lives

Sterling Airways CaraVelle vanished while approaching Qelba in heavy rain. Helicopters located wreckage twelve miles inland. officials say there are no survivors among the 112 aboard. The plane was en route from Ceylon to Denmark when it crashed on a rain swept mountainside.

DUBAI Persian Gulf Sterling Airways Copenhagen Ceylon Denmark Qelba Sharjah

Wallace Wallop leads Florida as Wallace dominates primary

In Florida the Democratic and Republican presidential contests produced clear results. George C. Wallace won the Democratic vote with 42 percent and 75 delegates, Hubert Humphrey placed second as Muskie trailed with 9 percent. Nixon swept the Republican race with 87 percent and all delegates. Wallace vows to push further in southern and northern states while Humphrey aims to shed a loser image amid strong anti-busing sentiment in Florida.

MIAMI Fla CAP George C. Wallace Hubert HH. Humphrey Edmund S. Muskie Humphrey Wallace NBC Florida Henry M. Jackson Washington Muskie Wisconsin New York John V. Lindsay George Ss. McGovern McGovern Nixon New Hampshire Illinois Indiana Maryland Orlando Miami Beach Eugene J. McCarthy Minnesota Maine Alabama George Wallace

Planners Approve Industrial Rezoning Near Walkersville

The Frederick County Planning and Zoning Commission approved converting 208 acres south of Walkersville from A-1 agricultural to M-1 industrial use. Norman Todd backed by the Chamber of Commerce and Potomac Edison won over opposition from area residents and Walkersville officials. The site along the Monocacy River west of Retreat Road sits in the current A-1 plan and is slated for low density residential use in the new plan, which has not yet been adopted.

Frederick County Planning and Zoning Commission Walkersville Norman Todd Chamber of Commerce and Potomac Edi larea Board of Education Lawrence Johnson Monocacy River Retreat Road Johnson Chamber of Commerce Potomac Edison Todd

NASA selects solid fuel boosters for Space Shuttle design

NASA announces the Space Shuttle booster stage will use solid propellant rocket motors and be recoverable. The engines on both booster and orbiter stages will fire at launch, lowering development costs to about 5.15 billion dollars. NASA invites industry bids and favors Cape Kennedy Florida for launch complex.

WASHINGTON National Aeronautics Space Administration James C. Fletcher NASA Nixon Fletcher Cape Kennedy Fla General Accounting Office

Stock Market Edges Higher in New York Trading

Stock prices rose in New York with the Dow Jones Industrial Average up 2.26 points to 936.26 at 10 30 a m. The market continued its Tuesday gains as investors watched early trading.

NEW YORK

Weather Mix Across Mountain Regions With Light Snow

Snow swept South Mountain and other peaks with thin ground cover by morning. Rains in Frederick reduced visibility and slowed traffic. The Ides of March mood lingered as forecast calls for light drizzle and then showers. Weatherman predicts highs in the 50s, then mid 30s overnight. Tuesday night low around 43, 33 last night. .14 inch rainfall in 24 hours. March total 1.07 inches. monthly average 4.34 inches. In Hinkley Ohio Buzzard Day marks return of hawks from winter quarters for 150 years per Chamber of Commerce.

South Mountain Frederick Julius Caesar B. C Hinkley Ohio Great Smoky Mountains

Wallace leads Florida Democratic primary with 99 percent in

Florida results show Wallace at 514,722 votes or 42 percent, Humphrey 231,015 for 18 percent, Jackson 167,539 for 13 percent, Muskie 109,161 for 9 percent, Lindsay 81,075 for 7 percent, McGovern 74,832 for 6 percent, Chisholm 44,770 for 4 percent, with smaller totals for McCarthy and others. Republican Nixon leads with 357,143 for 87 percent, Ashbrook 35,977 for 9 percent, McCloskey 16,982 for 4 percent.

MIAMI, Fla Florida Wallace Humphrey Jackson Muskie Lindsay McGovern Chisholm McCarthy Mills Hartke Yorty Nixon Ashbrook McCloskey

Nixon Works On Busing Position

President Nixon at Camp David in the Catoctin Mountains reportedly works on a busing position statement. He left the White House Tuesday night with his physician Dr. Walter Tkach, his valet, and his dog. Snow blocked a helicopter arrival at the mountain retreat and light rain fell in Washington as he departed. Deputy press secretary Neil Ball said the statement would be sent to Congress within about 10 days.

THURMONT. Md Nixon Camp David Catoctin Mountains White House Walter Tkach Neil Ball Congress

City Officials Weigh Voting Changes At Thursday Meeting

City Mayor and board will rule on two amendments at City Hall 7 30 p m The first lowers voting age from 21 to 18 The second replaces convention nominations with primaries If accepted the changes will be final after two prior discussions The mayor also notes progress on Carroll Creek recceptor sewer project with Baker Wilberley handling work and bids expected soon

Magaha Carroll Creek Hagerstown Baker-Wibberley

Middletown Names Candidates for City Offices

Nominations were taken for burgess and two trustees. Burgess Floyd Stine seeks re election and will run unopposed. Two current commissioners Floyd Main and Harold Kefauver seek re election, while Adam Strausmer and Thomas Routzahn Jr. challenge them. Registration is March 29 at the fire hall. election is April 3 at the Middletown Fire Hall.

MIDDLETOWN Floyd Stine Floyd Main Harold Kefauver Adam Strausmer Thomas Routzahn Jr

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Catoctin ANN BURNSIDE National Park Service Donald L. Lewis Catoctin Mountain Park Gee Elmwood Drive Frederick Towne Mall Independents Uniteds Citizens HISSEY’S Wallace Wallop LEGION Lawrence C. Willard American Legion Paris France Willard J. Rolfe Castleman
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