No New Police Station Tax Hike Proposed
Mayor Ronald N.one indicated a county complex plan may fund a new police station, but a $750,000 request is unlikely to be included in the cay budget. He cited budget constraints and explored revenue sharing or bonds while pursuing cost-saving standardization across fire companies. The postal hearing location for a new Frederick post office was tentatively set with no date, and a downtown sectional center relocation remains doubtful. The mayor also noted a record 12 tons of paper and cardboard collected in the latest recycling effort.
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Ronald N.one
The
Weekly News
Katie Fat
Young
No Ain
Eiber
Young Seni
Raymond Covey
U.S. Postal Service
Frederick
Allen G. Merchant
Pasemaster
Edward V. Dorsey
Charles McC. Mathias
Postal Service
Airport Master Plan Tops City Agenda
The mayor and board will hear the Airport Commission recommendation to retain R Dixon Spees Associates for the master plan. State funds may cover up to 60 percent of non federal fees. Also on the agenda are a study of Frederick's east end neighborhood and zoning talks for the Krantz property near U.S. 15.
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Airport Commission
R. Dixon Spees
Frederick City
Two New Members Join Frederick County HRC
The Frederick County Human Relations Commission adds Gloria White of the Department of Employment Security and Gene Hawkins of State Farm Insurance to fill vacancies from resignations by John Diggs and Mrs. Placid Collins. Four terms were renewed, and John Gaither’s replacement was discussed.
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County Hrc
Frederick County
Gloria White
The
Department of Employment Security
Gene Hawkins
State Farm Insurance Companies
John Diggs
Placid Collins
Robert Smith
Leaven Gordon
Marie Rice
Howard Stepler
HRC
Barbara Jean Braightful
Mary Jane Johnson
Three Men Arrested in Zebra Murders Case in San Francisco
In San Francisco three men were arrested in connection with the Zebra street shootings. J C Simon aged 7 is unlikely. Larry Green 22 and a third man known only as Sallings were booked on murder charges. Police say more arrests are expected as the investigation continues.
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San Francisco
Zebra Street
Charles Barca
J.C. Simon
Larry Green
S A.m. S
Barca
Sallings
Barlier
Simon
Green
William O'Connor
Hall of Justice
South Market Street buildings condemned by city
Buildings at 102 and 104 South Market Street owned by Smariga Schurich Inc. were condemned by City Building Inspector Charles W. Mock after a city house condition study ordered by Mayor Ronald N. Young. Owner Smariga said renovation costs seem prohibitive and a demolition plan awaits estimates and Historic District Commission approval as the city eyes backyard properties for Carroll Creek Linear Park.
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South Market Street
Smariga-Schurich Inc
Charles W. Mock
Mock
Ronald N. Young
Robert Smariga
News-Post
Franklin Stillrich
Smariga
Historic District Commission
Carroll Creek Linear Park
Mack
Stillrich
Commissioners Salary Hiked
Governor Mandel signed bills increasing the five member Board of County Commissioners salaries to 12500 annually and allowing a mileage rate for the alcoholic beverage inspector set by the county commissioners, a rate not yet established.
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Annapolis
Marvin Mandel
Board of County Commissioners
Anderson Gets Five-Year Term
Former Maryland official Dale Anderson, a top figure in a federal probe, was sentenced to five years in prison for conspiracy tax evasion and extortion. The 57 year old former Baltimore County executive will be eligible for parole, and he announced his innocence while resigning after 72 years in office.
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Baltimore
Baltimore County
Lacoutise Dale Anderson
Maryland
Anderson
U.S
Joseph H. Young
Iuby
Young
Surburban
Spiro T. Agnew
Agnew
William E. Fornoff
White House Transcripts Studied Ponder Next Move
Washington AP report says Nixon seeks public vindication while House Judiciary Committee weighs enforcement of subpoenas for tapes and documents. The panel favors bipartisan support for a statement on noncompliance as Nixon’s aides pursue court to quash the Jaworski subpoenas.
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White House
House
Washington
Nixon
House Judiciary Committee
Capitol
Nixon to Fight Jaworski Subpoena
White House counsel James D. St Clair said President Nixon will seek to quash special prosecutor Leon Jaworski s subpoena for more White House tapes and documents. He cited existing material and the edited transcript volume as sufficient for prosecutors and defendants rights. The Judiciary Committee seeks about 141 or 142 additional conversations beyond those released.
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Leon Jaworski
Jaworski
Judiciary Committee
Washington
Nixon
White House
Ami
Supreme Court
James D. St. Clair
Archibald Cox
Water Bate
U.S. District Court
Circuit Court of Appeals
St. Clair
Prosecutor Beall Reflects on Agnew Probe and Massacre
U.S. Attorney for Maryland George Beall spoke to the Frederick Kiwanis about his experience in the Agnew investigation and his response to Nixon's Saturday Night Massacre. He described being overwhelmed by Archibald Cox and Elliot Richardson’s dismissals and considered resigning. He credited Senator J. Glenn Beall Jr. for calming him after the crisis.
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U. S
Maryland
George Beall
Frederick Kiwanis
Nixon
Archibald Cox
Elliot Richardson
Mr. Richardson
Glenn
U.S
J. Glenn Beall Jr
Beall Denies Mandel Probe Status Amid Maryland Scandal
Baltimore AP Gov Marvin Mandel is not under federal investigation per George Beall Maryland's U S attorney Beall would not discuss ongoing probe into political corruption linking Agnew and others He notes resignation would not help and defends low profile amid press leaks tied to the Agnew case and Hess and Rogers inquiries.
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Baltimore
Marvin Mandel
U.S
Justice Department
Agnew
Beall
Student Registration In County Decreases
Total voter registration among high school students in Frederick County this year has dropped 25 percent from 1972 figures. Middletown and Thomas Johnson record lower student totals with shifts in party signups. Frederick High, Brunswick High, and others show declines. non students also registered, with continued notes on page A-10.
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Frederick County
Middletown
Thomas Johnson
Stock prices edge lower in light trading on rate worries
In New York, stock prices edged down slightly as uncertainty grew about higher interest rates and inflation after price controls were lifted. The Dow Jones industrial average of 38 stocks fell about 1.25 points to 35.50 at 10:30 a.m. with gainers and losers roughly even on the New York Stock Exchange.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Frederick News-Post Announces May 1 1974 Price Increase
Effective today the Frederick News-Post raises subscription prices. Home delivery climbs from 42 to 55 cents per week and from 1.75 to 2.25 per month. Newsstands stay 10 cents. Mail rate rises from 1.75 to 2.25 per month. The paper cites rising costs and notes carriers share in the increase.
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Frederick News-Post
News-Post
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WIN
Frederick Community College
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FCC
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Donnald Date
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Hood College
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