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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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May 02, 1972

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Damascus Man Charged With Daughter's Murder

A 33 year old plumber was arrested and charged with the murder of his nine year old daughter Donna Anne Stern. The child died at Suburban Hospital from burns and bruises after a pattern of mistreatment. Walter T. Stern Jr. is held without bond at the County Detention Center. The family home is on Purdum Road near Cedar Grove. Police say investigations indicate abuse over a period leading to death.

DAMASCUS nounced Walter T. Stern Jr Donna Anne Stern Purdum Road Cedar Grove

State backs joint operation for Cunningham Falls landfill

Maryland Environmental Services officials told Frederick County commissioners they will back a contract with the state to operate the proposed Cunningham Falls State Park landfill. The plan envisions state operation with county roles and cost-sharing, while National Park Service approval remains the final hurdle.

Maryland Environmental Services Cunningham Falls State Park Donald Lewis MES Tom McKuen McKuen Reich Ford Road Dept. of Natural Resources National Park Service Catoctin Mountain National Park Baltimore - Washington Frederick County

Sheriff Mum On Firings Refuses Comment On Deputy Clerk Dismissals

Sheriff Richard Baumgartner declined to confirm or deny rumors that his chief deputy John Georgants and clerk Verna Barber were dismissed. He offered no statement and no further details were available as the News-Post reporter pressed for information. Neither employee could be reached for comment.

Richard Baumgartner Baumgartner News-Post John Georgants Washington, D.C Verna Barber Crummer Jacobs

J Edgar Hoover Dies At 77 After 48 Years As FBI Chief

J Edgar Hoover, head of the FBI since 1924, died at his home at age 77. He shaped the bureau into a powerful federal agency and served under presidential order beyond the age of 70. Hoover, born in 1895 in Washington, lived in the District of Columbia and valued dogs gardens and horse racing, yet his devotion to the FBI defined his life. His death was attributed to natural causes.

J. Edgar Hoover FBI WASHINGTON Federal Bureau of Investigation Justice Department Hoover United States Richard Kleindienst J. Edlgar Hoover Klemdienst domi bureau PBI Wasington D.C George Washington University District of Columbia PBL

Walter Reed Units Move to Fort Detrick Within 90 Days

The U S Army Surgeon General will relocate two units from Walter Reed Hospital to Fort Detrick within 90 days. The Biomechanical Research Laboratory and the Medical Department Historical Unit will occupy six vacant buildings once used by a biological warfare center.

U.S. Army Surgeon General’s office Walter Reed Hospital Fort Detrick Army U.S. Army Biomechanical Research Laboratory Medical Department biological warfare research center Detrick Surgeon General fort Washington John McIntire

Local Youth Shot While Hunting Turkeys

Gary William Clark, 19, of Frederick, was turkey hunting when he was shot from a tree in the Little Orleans arena at about 6 30 am. He suffered 12 gauge shotgun pellets to the head neck and chest and was taken to Cumberland Memorial Hospital in fair condition. The shooter Nelson R Bussard, 33, of Hagerstown, was not charged by police.

Gary William Clark Clark Frederick Cumberland Memorial Hospital Nelson R. Bussard Hagerstown Bussard Little Orleans

Teachers ask Mandel to censure FCC trustees over tenure change

Nearly 500 teachers from 10 Maryland colleges sign a resolution urging Gov. Mandel to censure the Frederick Community College Board of Trustees for abolishing lifetime tenure. FCC president Stephens calls the charges inaccurate and says academic freedom remains intact.

Maryland Marvin Mandel Frederick Community College Board of Trustees FCC Lewis Stephens

Teacher Killed On I-70 Near Boonsboro

A school teacher died in an early morning crash on I-70 east of Beaver Creek Washington County when his small foreign car struck the rear of a tractor trailer. The driver’s identity was withheld pending next of kin notification. The accident occurred about 5 35 am. Fire units aided by wash down of the roadway due to gasoline. Police remained at the scene until shortly before 8 am.

Boonsboro Beaver Creek Washington County Howard Weeks Kenneth Andrew Ausherman RFD 2 Williamsport

Educators To Decide On Catoctin Pool

Frederick County Board of Education to decide at Wednesday’s meeting whether to complete the partially built Catoctin High School pool currently used as water storage for the sprinkler system. Principal Harper Long says completion would cost about 20000 dollars. funds are tight but planning includes cost estimates and funding alternatives.

Frederick County Long

Market Dives as Dow Closes Lower on Monday Slide

New York stocks fell sharply with the Dow Jones industrial average down 4.44 points to 937.84 at 10:30 am. Trading remained active as declines outpaced advances on the New York Stock Exchange by 3 to 2.

NEW YORK New York Stock Exchange

North Vietnamese Attacks Expand To Coastal Lowlands

North Vietnamese troops pressed new offensives in the coastal lowlands after winning control of Quang Tri. They threatened Hue and northern Binh Dinh as U.S. advisers and South Vietnamese leaders met to plan next moves amid heavy fighting and Viet Cong sweeps in Hue and surrounding areas.

SSIGON Quang Tri Thua Thien Hue

Fire Log Summary for 24 Hours at 114 Water Street

Fire calls reported through 10 a.m. include a house fire at 4:48 p m at 114 Water Street attended by Uniteds Inde pendents and Citizens. Ambulance calls tally six emergencies and two routines. Jail population lists 24 males, no females and one juvenile.

ciTy WATER STREET Uniteds

Senate Holds Closed Session Over Gravel Vietnam Study

The Senate convenes in a rare closed session to decide if Sen. Gravel may publish in the Congressional Record a classified Vietnam war memorandum from 1969. The National Security Study Memorandum 1 compiles assessments from the State Department Defense Department CIA and Joint Chiefs of Staff.

WASHINGTON Senate Mike Gravel Congressional Record National Security Council Nixon Gravel State Department Defense Department Central Intelligence Agency Joint Chiefs of Staff Pentagon Senate public works Henrys A. Kissinger U.S Robert P. Griffin Michigan

Frederick Fair Board Opens House for Renovated Administration Building

The Frederick County Agricultural Society hosted an open house for life members and families to tour the remodeled administration building, the oldest on the grounds. The event honored a plaque for president John T. Best Jr. and highlighted recent improvements ahead of the 110th Great Frederick Fair.

the Frederick County Agricultural Society C. Keefer Thomas William Mahony Edward A. Irvin Renn James E. McClellan Glenn Trout Frank N. Stauffer John T. Best Jr Board of Managers Best Renn Dr. McClellan Trout Walter J. Hahn Emmons C. Sanner John L. Shaw Jr C. Gordon Smith Julien P. Delphey Donald G. Schley Frederick Memorial Hospital

State Hikes Property Tax Three Cents

ANNAPOLIS MD AP The Maryland state property tax rate rises from 18 to 21 cents for next year to cover interest on outstanding bonds and debt service on bonds due in 1973. Comptroller Louis Goldstein warned rates will climb further unless the General Assembly restrains new bond issuance. He noted nearly 2 billion dollars in state bonds issued or authorized but not yet sold.

ANNAPOLIS Maryland Board of Public Workds Louis L. Goldstein General Assembly Goldstein

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