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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1976
Page
2
Mayor Ronald N. Young urged citizens upset by Sunday parking citations to offer constructive suggestions. He defended existing rules on yellow lines and meter-free Sundays, urged orderly parking near driveways and lanes, and invited public input at city meetings while noting county growth raises taxes.
Judge Samuel Barrick sentenced Cornelius Scott 44 of Washington DC and Bernard Cobb Jr. of DC to terms after they pleaded guilty to the Sept 7 armed robbery of Urbana Exxon Station. Scott received probation with rehab, Cobb to five years probation with 1 month in a drug rehab program. Anthony Wilkins 71 of Baltimore got four years for theft.
Prime Minister Harold Wilson announced he will resign as soon as Labor MPs pick a new leader. The 60 year old cited age and said the resignation follows a turbulent period including a 23 vote defeat and inflation around 25 percent.
Frederick County Group Homes Inc. wins approval for 41,333 in state and federal funds to staff a Third Street group home bought by the state for 55,000. The plan to house eight CINS includes two house parents and a screening process through Rock Creek Diagnostic Center with a tentative opening in July.
A narrative view of how federal regulations shape a typical American family in eastern Pennsylvania. The piece follows the Ruddells in daily life from 4:15 a.m. alarm to routines affected by national rules, noting agricultural standards and interstate commerce implications.
The Consumer Federation of America labels Byron, Rev. Gondier E Byron and Matohel Holt of Maryland among 34 congressmen and four seniors as unfavorably aligned with consumer interests. CFA calls for non reelection for these 38 legislators while praising seven senators and 57 House members for pro consumer votes.
Ford supporters forecast a fifth presidential primary win in Illinois as polls opened amid a light snow and clear skies. Reagan predicted defeat. Carter Wallace and Shriver contested among Democrats with Daley's Chicago influence shaping the race.
At Polson Montana a male pheasant follows Clyde Frederickson’s green and white craft around the airport. Frederickson says the bird treats the plane as a mate, flitting along at about 20 miles an hour and staying close behind the left wing. The cock bird remains faithful to the aircraft and ignores other planes.
Weathermen predicted a snowy event but rain fell with a low Monday of 38 degrees in Frederick. Forecasters now expect rain to continue. Western Maryland faced heavier snow only in forecasts. Five Fort Meyer enlistees from Virginia capsized canoeing on the Potomac near Sandy Hook. all were rescued with one minor injury.
Government waste concerns and budget proposals highlighted as potential drag on the economy. The piece notes a debate over spending in Ford related initiatives and possible impacts on growth and recovery efforts.
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