Sheriff Budget Hikes proposed for jail needs and food
County officials weigh jail budget increases from twelve thousand to potentially fourteen thousand plus funds for dairy deficient menus. Deputy Hahn cites need for blankets towels laundering services and a steam table. Discussion covers towels service non viable, TV dinners not satisfactory, and emergency power, four cars, four deputies, and merit system changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Bryan
County Board of Education
Hahn
Bryan
Lewis A. Dorsey
Dorsey
Thomas M. Fox
Baumgartner
Maryland
Stolen pills alert follows city police request
Frederick City police report a theft of pills prompting a call to the Criminal Investigations Division. In a separate case John Luther Kinna was assaulted by three men at East South Street and South Market Streets, bleeding and taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital. A stolen 1962 Dodge was found abandoned at Baughman’s Lane after two men were seen near it at night. Several individuals were charged with speeding on West Seventh Street with trials set for April 9. Shoplifting led to petty larceny charges against Anthony Blaine Deel. Other arrests include driving the wrong way on West Patrick Street and various traffic offenses with trials in District Court upcoming in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Luther Kinna
Winchester Street
East South
South Market Streets
Kinna
Frederick Memorial Hospital
United Ambulance
Frederick City
Rosemont Avenue
Mary Virginia Anderson
Fredericksburg
Baughman
West Seventh Street
Harold Dailey Wolford
Shookstown Road
Leroy Francis Miller
Frederick
John Russell Giles
Herbert Darrell Mahone
Rt. 2
John Thomas Bell
Dayton
West Patrick Street
Debris burning rules and fire season opener noted
The meeting covers debris burning penalties and prohibitions, with open air burning allowed only 4 PM to midnight under health department permits. Fire season runs March 1 to June 1, and crews stay on scene to prevent rekindling. Highlights include penalities for out of control fires, plans for continued on-site presence, and updates on equipment checks, finances, and upcoming meetings. California's first wine grapes planted at Mission San Diego in 1769 are mentioned as a historical aside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Rangers
Health Department
William Moore
Treasury
Harry Curry
Frederick County
Donald Trimmer
Central Alarm
Maryland
Association
Walkersville Fire Hall
House of Delegates
Robert Renner
Russell Keller
Donald Wachter
California
Mission San Diego
Father Junipero Serra
Agreement Near In Money Crisis
PARIS AP The United States and other Western trading nations show broad agreement to support the dollar and end the international money crisis. The extent of support remains unclear as market conditions and speculation influence actions. The dollar strengthened in Frankfurt Zurich and Milan while Paris held steady. Treasury Secretary Shultz and French Finance Minister D Estaing noted converging views among officials. West German officials said swap arrangements could be used to prevent a dollar drop if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
United States
Frankfurt
Zurich
Milan
Valery Gis
Shultz
Hanoi Says No Prisoners Hidden
The editor of North Vietnam s main newspaper says no American prisoners are hidden and a search for missing and dead will begin. Hoang Tung says only those on official lists are detained and North Vietnam knows of some Americans buried but locating all dead will be difficult. He adds no information exists on 19 missing newsmen in Cambodia and Cambodia queries should go to Prince Sihanouk. The Cambodia war continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanoi
North Vietnam
Hoang Tung
Nhan Dan
North Vietnamese
Communist Party
Tung
Cambodia
Norodom Sihanouk
Peking
Sihanouk
VC Frees 32 Prisoners at Clark Air Base
The Viet Cong released 32 American POWs at Clark Air Base in the Philippines. Senior officer thanked President Nixon for the Hanoi Haiphong bombing last December. Air Force Col Theodore W Guy of Tucson declared the heavy bombing hastened the war's end. He was captured during a 1968 Laos mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Air Base
Philippines
Nixon
Hanoi
Haiphong
Air Force
Theodore W. Guy
Tucson
Ariz
North Vietnam
Guy
Laos
Liquor licensing hearings set for five upcoming cases
The liquor commission projects 62 000 in FY 74 licensing fees with about 20 000 to municipalities and 59 000 in FY 73 with 19 500 returned. Five hearings on March 22 include Ninth Avenue General Store Brunswick license, a partnership transfer to Winifred W Smith, May Grocery Frederick, Zinn Jr to Cathy's Corral and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renn
Ninth Avenue General Store, Inc
Brunswick
Frank P. Souza
Glora D. Souza
Donald A. Wilson
William R. Koontz
Skip's Tavern
E. Church St
Winifred W. Smith
East Church Street
William Koontz
Douglas L. May Sr
Rt. 2
Frederick
Joseph G. May Jr
West Fifth Street
Mary Elizabeth Huff
Baltimore
West Patrick zoning debate over downzoning plan in Frederick
Zimmerman defended the 1964 zoning action citing the Land Use Plan adopted March 26 1962 and questioned the accuracy of the later map changes on West Patrick Street detailing R 4 and R 3 designations. Planning consultant Benning urged caution suggesting site plan review and potential rezone from R 3 to R 4. Residents pressed for downzoning while officials split on delaying action and restoring the planning commission’s recommendation after disagreement over an earlier supposed mistake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zimmerman
Planning Commission
Frederick
Julian Tarrant
West Patrick Street
Stanley Benning
Firm
Benning and Hayden
Planning and Zoning Commission
Brigadoon
Wyngate
Agnes Barncord
Rosella Aird
R-T
Franklin Stilrich
Lawrence Johnson
Ronald N. Young
Max Kehne
Donald B. Rice
Glenmore V. Rice
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Anthony Blaine
Deel
Motter Avenue
Montgomery Wards
John David Gastley
East Sixth Street
Kevin Randolph Fields
New Design Road
Schick
Remington
Shavex
Sunbeam
Ronson — Norelco
Frederick Towne Mall
Frederick, MD
Werapevlll
Card D’estaing
France
George P. Shultz
Capp Homes
America
Fred Kohnt
Thomas
Capphowee
Camp Hin
Pennsylvania
Neva
Teer
West Patrick
Cathy’s Corral, Inc
Fenton Hollenbaugh
Catherine Fritz Hollenbaugh
Fenton and Catherine's
Lewistown
Preston Odale
Constance Jean Martin
Rt. 1
Thurmont
Martin’s Grocery
Naturalizer
Finsters
Ford
Italy
Switzerland
Germany
Holland
England
Mrs. Verlin
Kitty
Europe
Pee McLee
Mom
Ded
Travel Center
Rederick
Shirlee W. Price
MGR
Thomas W. Noffsinger
Leaders’ Club
Peoples Life
The
Thomas W. Nofflinger
Glendale DR
Peoples Life Insurance Company
Washington, D. C
Pat
Chiye
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