Frederick County praised for Schifferstadt tourist center plan
Frederick County Landmarks presented Schifferstadt as a regional tourist information center in Annapolis. The Chamber of Commerce of Frederick County received a $14 125 matching grant from the state to support the project.
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Frederick County
Schifferstadt
Maryland
Annapolis
Chamber of Commerce of
state Department of Economic and Community Development
Ammapolis
R. Jerry Coates
Frederick County Landmarks
Rosemont Avenue
U.S. 15
Chamber
legislative affairs committee
James Freeman
Manuel Padilla
Coates
Frederick City
Chesapeake Bay
New York
Philadelphia
Department of Transportation
William Pate
Department of Economic and Community Development
Blair Lee
Chamber of Commerce
Rosement Avenue
West Second Street
County police idea stalls in Frederick County debate
County officials and law enforcement clash over Davon Management plan to centralize police services at the county level. The proposal envisions 107 officers for countywide coverage, six per shift, with state troopers reduced to about 12 while continuing highway patrols.
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Frederck County
Winchester Hall
Frederick County
Davon Management Company
Columbus
Ohio
Frederick
Brunswick
Thurmont
Emmitsburg
U.S. 340
U.S. 40
U.S. 15
Samuel Conrad
Davon
Frederick City
Urbana
Middletown
Richard J. Ashton
Barry Mastrine
Ashton
John Hanson Apts
Commissioners approve two bond resolutions
The County Commissioners voted unanimously to approve two Air Pollution Control Revenue Bonds totaling 3 million for Altimax Inc of Buckeystown. The sale imposes no county liability and merely aligns the firm's use of the county tax exempt status.
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Altimax, Inc
Buckeystown
Semmes, Bowens and Semmes
Donald L. Lewis
Edgar C. Wirts
Local Attorney Thomas S. Glass Dies at 55
Thomas S. Glass, 55, longtime Frederick lawyer and former trial magistrate, died of cancer Tuesday at the VA Hospital in Martinsburg. A Tulane and George Washington alumnus, he led Tulane to an undefeated season in 1939, coached Frederick High in 1948, and served in state politics and land acquisition work for 1 70. Survived by wife Ellen Burnette Glass and three daughters Judith Glass and others.
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Thomas S. Glass
Ellen Burnette Glass
Middletown
Martinsburg
W. Va
Marlin
Tex
George and
Judith Leigen Glass
Glass
Frederick
Lane
Democratic State Central Committee
State Roads Commission
BPO Elks
Tulane University
George Washington University
Tulane
New Orleans
Baltimore Colts
Buffalo Bills
University of Pittsburgh
Frederick High School
Thurmont
Brunswick
Senate backs raffle prize measure for Frederick clubs
A Maryland State Senate bill to allow Frederick County clubs to hold raffles awarding cash prizes failed in committee with no opposition. The sponsor Senator Edward P. Thomas said the measure also legalizes paddle wheels and wheels of fortune. Clubs with over 10 000 members had endorsed the provision.
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State Senate
Frederick County
Senate
Edward P. Thomas
Market Slides After King Faisal Assassination News
The New York stock market fell steeply amid shock over the assassination of King Faisal of Saudi Arabia and intensified Indochina war setbacks. The 10:30 a.m. Dow tumbled 8.37 to 735.06 as decliners outran gainers six to one on the NYSE.
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NEW YORK
Saudi Arabia
Faisal
New York Stock Exchange
King Faisal Assassinated. Khaled Proclaimed Saudi King
Beir ut report says King Faisal died after being shot by his nephew Prince Faisal Ibn Musaed Ibn Abdul Aziz during Prophet Mohammed birthday greetings. Crown Prince Khaled Ibn Abdul Aziz named king. Fahd becomes crown prince. U.S. and Israeli reactions noted amid regional upheaval.
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BEIRUT
Lebanon
Faisal
Saudi Arabia
United States
Israel
Khaled Ibn Abdul Aziz
Middle East
U.S
Riyadh
Faisal Ibn Musaed Ibn
Abdul Aziz
Mohammed
Khaled
Fahd
Washington
Geneva
London
U.S. reassesses Middle East policy amid war fears
President Ford and Henry Kissinger order a full review of U.S. policy in the Middle East due to fears of a new Arab-Israeli war within a year. The National Security Council will conduct the four week reassessment, amid concerns over Arab trust and renewed Soviet arms aid to Egypt.
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Middle East
Faisal
United States
Israel
Washington
Ford
Henry A. Kissinger
Egypt
U.S
White House
National Security Council
Kissinger
Ron Nelsen
Simcha Dinitz
Geneva
Dinitz
Mideast
Soviet Union
State Department
Thieu orders cabinet into fighting unit in crisis
South Vietnam President Thieu calls for a reshuffled cabinet as a fighting government to meet emergency needs in defense, refugee relief, urban stabilization, and production to support the battlefront. Da Nang fortifies a new defense line while Americans monitor evacuation options and military assets.
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SAIGON
South Vietnam
Nguyen Van Thieu
Radio
Thieu
Associated Press
Peter Arnett
Da Nang
Thanh Binh
Hai Van Pass
U.S
Air Vietnam
Arnett
Washington
Pentagon
Hancock
Okinawa
Gulf of Thailand
Phnom Penh
Freedom Train makes first test run on 80 mile route
The 850000 pound Freedom Train steam engine leaves Baltimore at 10 a.m. on a test run to Hagerstown. The red white and blue T 1 locomotive will pass through Green Spring Junction Westminster Thurmont Edgemont and Hagerstown with no stops, showing for minutes as it travels an 80 mile stretch.
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Frederick County
Baltimore
Hagerstown
Chesapeake and Ohio Roundhouse
Riverside
Reading Railroad
Green Spring Juction
Westminster
Thurmont
Edgemont
Bill Monahan
Congressional tax cut tackled again in report
The report notes a renewed push by congressional teams to pass a tax cut despite prior debates. It highlights ongoing legislative activity and potential political considerations shaping the measure.
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