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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1975
Page
2
Lt. Vinh Hieu brave gunship pilot in South Vietnam spends hours diverting from combat to pluck refugees from the riverbank. He lands to load 14 evacuees,-share bread, and guide dozens more toward safety before returning to battle and rescue work.
Washington plans defer higher gasoline taxes until states test allocation pilots but foresees eventual fuel tax. Zieg Field Follies elephant Ziggy at Brookfield Zoo remains immobile after a fall into a ten foot moat requiring winches. caretakers fear senility as match for a six to seven ton giant. A Cumberland Valley Library Association meeting at Hood College includes a discussion on sex role stereotyping. Santa letter from Mike at Iamsville post office prompts optimism about Christmas outreach. Federal energy talks seek a compromise with Zarb. state allocations may curb oil imports and favor conservation. Public notices include Maundy Thursday service at St Timothy's and Gettysburg College Dean's List recipients Jane Leatherman and Francis Rothenhoefer.
Local Company A 1 15th Infantry seeks to reach authorized strength amid unemployment drop and recession. Guard benefits include pay for weekends, life insurance, and pension after 20 years. The twofold mission covers civil emergency duties and military backup for regular forces.
Honored Nevin R Hoffman receives Department of the Army Certificate of Service for twenty years of Federal Service. He has worked at The Historical Unit since 1972 after time with the National Bureau of Standards. Hoffman, a 1944 Frederick High School graduate, lives with his wife Fern at 506 Wilson Place and belongs to Frederick Elks Lodge No 684.
The Maryland commission ruled Gutwein was fired for marrying a black woman, ordering Easton Publishing Co. to pay $557 back salary and $50 moving expenses. The Court of Appeals upheld the firing reason but rejected the commission’s money damages award. Gutwein later found work in Washington and married.
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