Permit Granted For Carroll Creek Interceptor Sewer
The City of Frederick received a special permit to begin the middle phase of the Carroll Creek interceptor sewer from East Patrick Street to College Avenue after a months long delay sparked by Sagner Inc. Objections were expected but the mayor said the city must comply to avoid further flood risk. The permit allows right of way purchases and initiates appeals by Sagner Inc. while the city negotiates a broader storm water plan and a revised east end drainage study. The aldermen unanimously approved a study for the east end, to assess planning policies and impacts on residences, to be conducted by the planning staff.
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Frederick
Carroll Creek
Sagner Inc
Patrick Street
College Avenue
Ronald “I. Young Young
Young
Sagner
Michael E. Pue
Board of Aldermen
Donald H. Hiltner
Annal
Lawrence Johnson
Overa
Chessie System
Gambrill State Park
Inmate Fails Escape and Suicide Attempt at Frederick Jail
Steven W. Keeney, 40, of South Market Street, a Frederick County Jail inmate, tried to escape with a 12 inch metal brace and then hung himself in a maximum security cell. Officers alerted, Keeney found semi conscious and hospitalized before return to maximum security. Charges pending further investigation.
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Frederick County
Richard
Baumgartner
Steven W. Keeney
South Market Street
Jerome Carbaugh
Joseph Nusbaum
Carbaugh
Keeney
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Jobless Rate Drops to 5 Percent in Latest Report
The government reports the unemployment rate fell from 5.1 to 5.0 percent, signaling a potential trend but officials caution it is too early to confirm. Earlier, the rate rose to 5.2 percent in January before easing again in March amid ongoing economic conditions.
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Washington
Inap
Nixon
Thieves Break Into Sycamore Super Service Store
Thieves broke into the Sycamore Super Service grocery store and service station near Jug Bridge before dawn today and stole more than $100 in cash and merchandise. Cpl. Victor E. Wolfe reports 82 cartons of cigarettes, several rings, change, and 30 watches were among the items taken. The culprits forced open a rear window to enter.
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Sycamore Super Service
Jug Bridge
Victor E. Wolfe
Rate
Saead Te. Meweshire Sitte
Cpl. Wolfe
Mathias Presses League for Reform Bill Backing
Senator Charles McC Mathias urged the Frederick County League of Women Voters to back his campaign reform bill. He argued for partial public financing limits on gifts and campaigns and stronger anti fraud rules while acknowledging time constraints for passage before 1976 elections.
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Mathias
League
Charles McC. Mathias
Frederick County League of Women Voters
Howse
Frederick
Congress
Senate
Mathis
Kay Bresee
House panel approves rules for Nixon impeachment hearing
The Vase Johor Committee adopted unanimous rules allowing White House counsel James St. Clair to question witnesses and raise objections. The committee will begin examining evidence next week to decide if President Nixon should be impeached, with hearings potentially televised and a first week closed for grand jury material.
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Washington
Nixon
White House
James St. Clair
Peter W. Rodine Jr
D-N.j
Grand Jury
Health Dept Hearing over Masser’s Restaurant license case
County Health Officer Dr Chries G Spicknall and attorney Richard Zimmerman sparred at a state Health Department hearing on Spicknall’s move to revoke Masser’s Restaurant license on U.S. 40 West. The dispute focused on alleged septic overflow into Rock Creek and Carroll Creek, with defense asserting no proof linking the sewage to the restaurant and questioning tests and regulatory authority.
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Chries G. Spicknall
Richard Zimmerman
State Health Department
Spicknall
Masser
U.S. 40 West
Zimmerman
Frederick Business Properties
Rock Creek
Carroll Creek
Baker Park
Wer
Masser’s
Ang
State
Lawrence A. Dorsey Jr
Dorsey
Department
State Attorney General's Office
Annabelle Troxell
A.G
Robert Rothenhoefer
Cleopatra Campbell
Health Department
Former News-Post Reporter Believed Victim of Zebra
A San Francisco man linked to the Oct 2 1973 murder of a former Frederick News-Post reporter is among three held on first degree murder charges. Larry C Green 2 of San Francisco and co defendants face conspiracy to murder kidnapping armed robbery and assault with a deadly weapon. Police released information as Mayor Alioto met US Attorney General Saxbe over a theory tying an alleged Death Angels organization to eight California killings.
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San Francisco
Calif
Frederick News-Post
Larry C. Green
Wie
Zebra Green
News-Post
Telegraph Hill
San Francis
Walter Bladder. Green
J.C. Simon
Manuel Moore
William Kearny
Thomas Manney
San Francisco State University
Clarence Jamerson
Dwigit Stallings
Egar Burton
Joseph L. Aliota
Washington, D.C
Atty
William B. Saxbe
Death Angels
California
Alioto
Maryland Court Barred Agnew from Practicing Law
The Maryland Court of Appeals disbarred Spiro T. Agnew, citing tax evasion and moral turpitude. The unanimous ruling upheld a circuit panel verdict, rejecting suspension and stating he cannot practice law and may seek reinstatement in the future.
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Annapolis
Spiro T. Agnew
Maryland Court of Appeals
Agnew
Maryland
Maryland Bar Association
High Court
Court of Appeals
Dogs to Run Two Miles for March of Dimes Walkathon
Three dogs are entered in the second annual two mile March of Dimes Walkathon to raise funds for birth defect research. Brenda Dinkie, a Brunswick Junior High student in a wheelchair, has $36 pledged, and Beau Brummel Brown belongs to Donald Leatherman who seeks sponsors. The event restarts at Frederick Shopping Center with check-in Sunday and aims for about 2500 participants, with local figures and notable supporters listed.
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Brenda Dinkie
Midnight
Brenda
Brunswick
North Carolina
Pat Schoonover
Mrnight
Norm Dynn
Saim Bernard
Wilmer
Dem Tuw
WEAM
Annapolis
Beau Brummel Broan
Donald Leatherman
West College Terrace
Leatherman
Stock Market Slips as Rates Pressure Continues
New York stocks declined across the board as signs of sustained upward pressure on short term interest rates persisted. The Dow Jones 30 industrials at 10:30 a.m. fell 5.39 to 945.69, with losers outweighing gainers about 5 to 2.
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New York
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St. Clair
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D-Calif
Robert F. Drinan
D-Mass
Taney
U.S
Roger Brooke Taney
Courthouse Park
Ann Fletcher
West Second Street
Neil Sandler
Health Dept
Rob Macdougall
Kearney
Charles Barca
Court
American Bar Association
Leon H.A. Pierson
Neer
Hanong
J. Dudley Digges
High
J. M. Bennett
Schoonover
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Ronald Young
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