Bicentennial Citizenship Celebrated By Frederick Crowd
At Gov Thomas Johnson High School Auditorium Frederick Maryland celebrated citizenship as the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra closed its Bicentennial concert. U S Senator Charles Mathias presented a flag flown over the Capitol to Maestro Sergio Comissionsa while Frederick County leaders honored the maestro with honorary citizenship and a Maryland flag. The event capped a sell out season with 1 500 attendees and a gala at Rose Hill Manor.
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United States
Baltimore Symphony Orchestra
Gov. Thomas Johnson High School
Frederick Symphony Society
Reuben
Bonnie) Caplan
U.S
Charles McC. Mathias
Mathias
Sergio Comissions
Comissiona
Edward P. Thomas
Claude R. VeLauder
Frederick County
Billie Rogers Aslakson
Rose Hill Manor
News-Post
Frederick County approves sewer taps and Dan-Dee plant plan
The Frederick County Metropolitan Commission approved three taps for Glade Towne Walkersville to enable a swimming pool, set a 600 hookup charge for New Market, and granted a Dan-Dee Motel & Country Inn sewer system. The $100,000 prefabricated plant uses filters and dechlorination. inspections were limited to necessity.
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Uiane Luuchie
Okayeud
Frederick County
Dan-Dee Motel
Country Inn
Gambrill Park
State Health Department
Joe Koehl
Dependable Constructors Company
Richard Zimmerman
Commission
Donald Kunkesk
New Jersey
Thomas Fox
New Market
Board of Education
Albert Cinquepalma
Winchester
Glade Towne
Ernest Ausherman
Carroll Creek sewer project to begin soon
The city plans the two part Carroll Creek Interceptor Sewer starting within a month, after acquiring four right of way parcels along US land Baughmans Lane. The $210000 line serves the Montevue Lane county nursing home and nearby properties, with county bearing costs and O'Connor Construction of Laurel to build within 150 days and complete within 270 days.
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Carroll Creek
Krantz
Montevue Lane
O'Connor Construction Company
Laurel
Raymond K Shier
Frederick County National Bank
Carroll Park Vanor
US 15
Baughman’s Lane
Inside The News New cease fire called in Lebanon A2
A cease fire was announced in Lebanon signaling a pause in hostilities. Officials from involved parties described the move as a step toward stability while aid groups prepared to deliver relief. The arrangement follows days of intensifying clashes and regional diplomatic efforts.
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Sunny and mild with rising afternoon highs
The forecast calls for clear skies and a warming trend with highs in the low to mid 70s and overnight lows near 30. A pleasant, sunny Thursday is expected with continued warmth and light winds.
AIM Leader Russell Means Shot Near Wagner South Dakota
Indian leader Russell Means and another AIM member were shot early today at a housing area near Wagner on the Yankton Sioux Reservation. Atty Gen William Janklow said Means was shot in the chest and there was no word on his condition, while John Thomas was hospitalized in Yankton in critical condition. Wagner lies on the Yankton Sioux Reservation near the Nebraska border in southeastern South Dakota.
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American Indian Movement
Russell Means
AIM
Atty
William Janklow
Janklow
Means
John Thomas
Yankton
Yankton Sioux
Nebraska
South Dakota
Opposition grows to proposed Frederick County zoning change
Liberty town residents and Walkersville district farmers voiced broad objections to a revised agricultural zoning ordinance that would limit subdivisions to five per 100 acres. Despite support for other revisions, critics say the A-1 district would push most farmland into Rural Residential or Agricultural zones, restricting development.
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Libertytown
Reagan passes Ford with three victories
Ronald Reagan surged to the lead in the Republican presidential race winning three key primaries including Indiana and Texas, while President Ford faced a shaken campaign footing. The swing fueled momentum and raised the prospect of a contested nominating process with 16 primaries remaining and potential new contenders entering the race.
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Ford
Reagan
Herarchy
Indiana
Jimmy Carter
Georgia
District of Columbia
Alabama
George C Wallace
Wallace
Carter
Wille Carter
Heagan
North Carolina
Rogers C . Morton
Sim
Texas
Morton
Mayor calls police union move a mistake
Mayor Ronald N. Young voiced concern that police unionization could strain city relations. He described the move as a rumor and questioned negotiating representation for officers while noting the city already offers strong retirement, pay, and holidays. He said legal advice is pending on recognizing a union and emphasized grievances exist but must be addressed by proper channels.
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Ronald N. Young
Young
Fraternal Order of Police
EOP
Tikal
Ford to veto foreign aid bill over presidential powers
President Ford plans to veto a four billion dollar foreign aid measure that would place congressional limits on arms sales while allowing a trial period of trade with Vietnam. The move, announced from the White House, raises election year clashes with Congress as key provisions restrict presidential authority and grant new veto powers over military aid sales.
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Ford
Vietnam
White House
Ron Nelsen
Democratic Congress
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Israel
Egypt
Korea
Greece
Turkey
House
Senate
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D-Pa
House International Relations Committee
Congress
Morgan
Telgioas
Graduation hijinks and Bicentennial flag markings
Hood students marked Alumnae Hall with an American flag display and painted large 76 on column bases to celebrate upcoming May and June graduates. The playful act reflects local Bicentennial themed pranks by a student group at Hood community.
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Hood
Phrate
Amos L. Reown
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