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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1972
Page
2
In Pikesville Maryland about 200 bedridden or ill students receive daily instruction via a telephone link to teachers. The Home and Hospital School began in 1966 in Baltimore County and has inspired similar programs as teachers adapt to remote classrooms.
Maryland's Department of Transportation unveiled an 826 million five year budget with 459 million for suburban mass transit and 250 million direct grants to Montgomery and Prince George's for the DC rapid transit line. Frederick County would gain 800 thousand for secondary roads and 10 million for U 15 widening and Md routes 80 75 77 491. Summers may close Frederick City bus service due to losses.
The Red Cross will conduct a water safety instructor course at Montgomery Village Swim Center in Gaithersburg every Friday and Sunday 7 30 to 10 30 p m with first class on March 24. A pool fee of 85 applies to candidates selected. payment due March 31. Textbooks cost 2 total and are available at the Frederick chapter. registration is first come, first served.
Jefferson dairy farmer Edgar Wirts led opponents to question the Catoctin Creek Watershed plan and seven dams planned for Middletown Valley. He warned of flood risk, land value loss, erosion, and limited access for farmers, while urging signatures to defeat the project.
A 27 year old Washington DC driver failed to pass a truck and rolled his 1969 sedan off the left side of U S 15 Md 86. He was treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital for back and leg pain and released. State police cited him for negligent driving with an estimated $1200 damage to the car. Also note: Trevor Stronach of England set a world chess record in 1969 by playing nonstop for 72 hours.
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