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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1972
Page
7
Bartlett Laboratory plant physiologists report that small twigs retain chlorophyll and conduct photosynthesis in winter. Light and air drive sugar production through bark lenticels, with activity possible above 23 degrees, providing early vigor for spring growth in some species.
Washington based New York Times reporter Neil Sheehan, author of The Arnheiter Affair, will discuss The Pentagon Papers, the Vietnam War, and media roles at Hood College on Wednesday March 22 at 8 p.m. in Rosenstock Hall auditorium. The talk is open to the public and sponsored by Town Hall.
Representative Goodloe Byron urges House Judiciary Committee chair Emanuel Celler to hold hearings on a resolution recognizing Armistice Day on November 11. He cites district and veterans group support and pushes action during the current session before another Armistice Day passes.
Room in home with central air conditioning 15 per week call 643-5731. Two rooms for rent in private home working ladies preferred 662-1805. Rest home vacancies for men and women 20 per month and up 829-1141. Braddock Heights newly remodeled quiet rooms and efficiency apartments by day week or month 371-7131. For rent room by the week gentle men preferred 663-658
Frederick Maryland public notice announces a 10:30 A M hearing on April 4 1972 in Winchester Hall to consider changing parcel 74 tax map 57 known as She Brown Farm from A 1 Agriculture to M 1 Light Industrial zoning along Monocacy River west of Retreat Road. Norman W Todd owner. Transcript requests must supply a stenographer.
Frederick mayor and board set a public hearing to consider adding Section 17 202 to the zoning ordinance. The amendment requires paved off street parking in five acre B 3 districts and outlines parcel division implications. The proposal comes from the Frederick City Planning and Zoning Commission with officials inviting public attendance.
Public auctions held weekly on Wednesdays at 6 30 P M in the rear of 238 West 5th Street feature a wide range of new and used items. This week includes furniture appliances tools outdoor equipment and assorted goods with contact 663 4601 for private sale options.
Private party seeks three or four bedroom house near Frederick City with large living room and master bedroom. Principals only. Call after 5 pm. Also 2 to 50 acres with house and barn for out of town customers. Listings include livestock sales and farm help in Frederick and Hagerstown areas.
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