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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1975

Page

4

Downzoning Debate at Sugarloaf Area Meeting

Commissioners heard arguments for downzoning M-2 land around the Sugarloaf area amid tense exchanges. Proponents, including Mr. Minny Pohlmann, pressed for zoning changes while opponents cited staff findings and the county planning commission history from 1980.

Chamber of Cero Fe and Huet of Education Ial Drumbace James & Varee Sete Toren Amifu Uc Iivelly Sugarloaf Urtana Minny Pohlmann Crum Planning Commission

Yellow Cab owners shift as Warfield era ends in Maryland

Mrs. King explains driver ownership plan for the Frederick Yellow Cab Company after Warfield's losses. Five cabs sold to former drivers, with King retaining two. company renamed The Frederick Yellow Cab Company. Residents critique area development linked to Sugarloaf and Lite Bennetree projects amid land rezoning debate. Attorneys address valuation and compensation with Flintkote land plan and a Maryland hearing set for May 12. Carol Dutrow wins Ringling School art award in Sarasota.

Warfield He - Warfield Roland Myers Albrey Grossmickle IL Thomas Hurst Richard Wolf Meredith Cole King Yellow Cab Company, Inc Frederick Yellow Cab Company Eilerness Paul Zanecks Martin Goozman Goozman Goorman Benjamin Rosenstock Flintkote Roland Manger Abba J. Polangin Polangin Vance Rosenstock Crum Carol Dutrow Floyd C Dutrow Myersville Ringling School of Art Sarasota Fla

Congress Debates Refugee Aid and IRA Rollout

Congress debates refugee relief funding while Maryland National Bank begins offering Individual Retirement Accounts under the Pension Reform Act. The measure aims to expedite aid to South Vietnamese refugees and other evacuees, with the IRA program launching for wage earners outside pension plans.

Maryland National Bank Frederick County Maryland National

Energy crisis framed as national security concern

The article discusses energy dependence and the risk of oil supply manipulation by exporting nations. It notes U.S. aims to cut imports to reduce vulnerability, with targets of three to six million barrels daily by 1985, and warns of potential economic impact and political leverage if supply is disrupted.

Spehir Cubt Tne Fords Attanff Chris Laciany Hu United States

Democrats applaud delay in oil tariff increase

Democrats praise President Ford for delaying a $1 per barrel oil tariff hike while backing a broader energy tax bill. House Ways and Means Chair A Ullman expects committee action this week and votes by mid month, as Senate figures warn removal of price controls could raise family costs.

Washington Aps Ford A. Ullman House Ways and Means Ullman Henry M. Jackson Senate Interior Committee Jackson Floyd K. Haskell Dcoln Abraham A. Ribbon D-Conn Congress White House Frank G. Zarb Zarb FEA U.S Ways and Means Committee

U.S. to Withdraw Troops From Thailand

Foreign Minister Chatichai Choonhavan said the United States will withdraw a large number of forces from Thailand in a move to be announced in Washington and Bangkok. He did not specify counts, but noted part of the 25,000 U.S. servicemen and about 350 aircraft will depart, with final plans coordinated with the U.S. deputy mission chief Edward Masters.

Kissinger House Senate Refugee Aid Morgan South Vietnam United States Bangkok Thailand U.S Chatichai Choonhavan Chatichai Washington Edward E. Masters

May Day in Saigon After Surrender and New Regime

Vietnamese and North Vietnamese forces arrive in Saigon as May Day parades unfold. The new government warns against "American style" entertainments while workers and students flood the streets, joining troops and armored vehicles around the former presidential palace.

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