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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1973

Page

10

House Approves Land Use Anti Busing Rent Ceilings

The Maryland House preliminarily approves three measures in a five hour session including an anti busing desegregation resolution, a 5 percent rent ceiling through July 1, 1974, and a state land use control bill. Weidemeyer’s plan seeks a constitutional convention to outlaw forced school busing. Docter’s rent bill ties rates to pre Control levels and phases in limits. A nine member state commission would oversee critical areas and guide local zoning with most disputes going to courts.

Annapolis House of Delegates Del House del. Kenneth L. Webster D- Balto Weidemeyer Congress Charles A. Docter Montgomery Maryland Nixon Marvin Mandel Docter John S. Amick D-Balton County Amick State Commission

Day care cuts spark fear among working and welfare families

Frederick County parents warn HEW policy changes will limit day care to welfare families with working mothers or in training. Non-welfare low income workers face care costs, while non-working welfare mothers risk more children at home. Center staff say cuts would remove schooling, counseling, and adult programs. protesters in Carroll County plan actions as officials await official notice.

Cliser Sister Mary Magdalene Seton Emmitsburg Seton Center Sisters of Charity of Center Rhonda Baer Harold Ira Conley Frederick County Goodloe E. Byron Carroll County Frannie Wachter Frederick Dill Avenue Geneva Barthel

National Urban League Attacks Nixon Policy

Vernon F. Jordan Jr., director of the National Urban League, told the Washington Press Club that the white silent majority benefited most from 1960s reforms and should join black people to safeguard them. He called Nixon's plan a counter revolution designed to destroy those reforms.

Washington (Ap Vernon F. Jordan Jr National Urban League Jordan Washington Press Club Nixon

Traffic crash ends in hospital death for Hedges

State police tracked the fatal incident after a helicopter airlifted Hedges from the scene to Baltimore University Hospital where he died at 11 45 p m He earlier suffered massive internal injuries and severe bleeding and was listed in serious condition Saturday morning The driver was charged with failure to yield the right of way Police Trooper R M McCarty and Cpl P KR Sanders led the investigation with state police.

Baltimore University Hospital Hedges Washington County Hospital R. M. McCarty Cpl. P. KR. Sanders

Mandel Delivers Knockout In Lottery Budget Skirmish

Gov. Marvin Mandel maintains clout as Maryland lawmakers restore 824000 to the Lottery Agency budget after two days of negotiations. The 23 16 Senate vote under Mandel’s lobbying counters Senate leader George Snyder and the Finance Committee’s push to cut about 15 percent of the agency’s 5.7 million request through June 1974.

Annapolis Marvin Mandel Maryland General Assembly Senate State Lottery Agency Mandel Senate Majority Finance Committee George E. Snyder D-Washington Snyder House Appropriations Committee

St Patrick legend and life from Britain to Ireland

The article recounts St Patrick born about 389 A.D. in Britain, his capture and escape, founding over 200 churches, and baptizing 120000. It notes legends of driving snakes from Ireland, gathering ice to make fire, and his death on March 17 observed in America since colonial days. It mentions the New York parade with many Irish participants.

Trinity Patrick Ireland Britain France St. Patrick Struill Strathfhuil America World Book New York City

Huddleston Admits Role In Yablonski Slayings

ERIE AP Silius Huddleston admitted his role as a middleman in the Yablonski murders but denied links to Tony Boyle. Testifying at William Prater's trial, Huddleston said he joined the plot out of union allegiance and described orders from Prater and Albert Pass. He noted money from Prater and gave details of wiping fingerprints from cash at Prater’s LaFollette home.

Erie Silius Huddleston Yablonski United Mine Workers W. A Tony’’ Boyle Huddleston William Prater UMW Joseph “Jock” Yablonski Prater Paul Gilly Claude Vealey Boyle Union la Follette Tenn Albert Pass UMW International Board District 19 Tennessee-Kentucky Pass Continental Morgantown W. Va David Rothman LaFollette Rothman FBI

Disputed Mountaindale Road plan stalls county action

Commissioner Shaw accuses the board of neglecting drainage issues as she cites a survey plat showing 30 feet from the right of way center to the edge enough for a swale. Dorsey opposes favoritism and urges crackdown on lax permit practices. With Derr ill, no swing vote leaves the case deadlocked. Shaw plans possible legal action if the county will not act.

Shaw Mountaindale Road Dorsey John A. Derr Lewis Derr Mountaindale County Health At Charles G. Spicknall Health Department Spicknall William Fout Sue Pen

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