Hikers Raise 58000 for March of Dimes Walkathon
A Frederick 25 mile Walkathon drew 2000 participants and finished with about 1500 completing the course. Organizers estimated funds raised exceeded 58000 and pledged roughly 116 per walker and 2225 per mile. Officials praised volunteers from Bank Trust Robert and local sponsors for the event held at the Shopping Center.
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Pat Schsonover
Eric Amaid
Bank Trust
Robert
Schoonover
Kenneth B. Wyatt
C.C. Smith
Be Kind To Animals Week Ends In Shelter Pickup Tragedy
Jamie Bryan, director of Ick County Animal Shelter, faced a heartbreaking scene as a farmer surrendered seven young puppies and a pregnant bitch. The animals were placed into cold cages, while Bryan endured the emotional strain of managing humane outcomes amid the week designed to promote kindness to animals.
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Neil Sandler
Jamie Bryan
Ick County Animal Shelter
Bryan
Gas House Pike
Wheelchairs and Volunteers Finish 25 Miles for MOD Walk
The second annual Mile Walkathen in Frederick drew 2,500 participants including wheelchair entrants to raise funds for birth defect prevention. Brenda Dinkle led by example with sponsors and donations from family and Brunswick groups, while Anita Finch and Mike O’Hara completed seven miles in wheelchairs. Patty ish, a former Priderick Track Club member, was among the first 100 finishers at Frederick High School.
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Frederick
Brenda Dinkle
Brewis Void Shotty
Ater Janie Follin
Denise Tengie
Brenda
Brunswick Mowe Lodge No
Dorsey Bryan
Knoxville
Brunswick High School
Anita Finch
Jefferson
Mike O'Hara
Anita
Mike
Priderick
Pattyish
Miss Cornish
Frederick High School
Unseasonably Cool Weather Lingers in Frederick
Unseasonably cool weather remains in the Frederick area with mixed sunshine and clouds. Temperatures near the mid 60s to upper 60s are forecast with a low around the mid 40s tonight and a slight chance of rain midweek before clearing and warming by Friday.
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Frederick
Nixon Defense Tied to Hush Money in Impeachment Talk
President Nixon facing impeachment hinges on whether he knew of hush money payments to Watergate defendants. St Clair argues transcripts show Nixon neither authorized nor knew of payments, suggesting no criminal plot to obstruct justice. Haig urges Judiciary Committee members to review tapes, while White House notes contradictions with Dean’s testimony and gaps in the Watergate tape remain under study.
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Washington
Nixon
James D. St. Clair
Nal
St. Clair
White House
Peter W Roding Jr
D.J
Edward Hutchinson
Michigan
Haig
Dean
Watergate
Archibald Cox
Beall Lists Financial Worth At $338,912
Beall, one of three Congress members from the area, filed a 1973 financial statement with the Congressional Record showing a net worth of 338,912 on assets of 414,563 and liabilities of 75,651. Senator Beall earned 82,915 in 1973, mostly from salary, dividends, and Allegany County business income. He paid 922,462 in federal tax on 00,686 taxable income and 7,271 in state and local taxes. An aide said Mathias will release his statement in about a month. Byron has not released for 1973.
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Congress
J. Glenn Beall
Congressional
Beall
Senate
Allegany County
Charles McC
Mathias Jr
Sai Mathias Will Lo
Young
Mathias
Goodloe
Byron
Youngek
Telephone Co Open House at Frederick Central Office
C and P employees invite Frederick residents to a free open house at the Frederick Central Office located at 33 E. Patrick Street on May 14 from 7 to 9 p.m. Local manager Carl Weakley says the office serves about 4,000 customers and will offer guided tours plus exhibits showing the work behind telephone service and recent advances in the field.
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Frederick
E. Patrick
Carl Weakley
Toll County
Weakley Saki
Stock Market Dips On Inflation Fears In NY Trading
New York stock activity showed a down Dow Jones average at 38.70, off 7.33, as traders fretted inflation. Gainers trailed with a 5 to 3 edge in light trading on the Exchange.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Four Accused of Marijuana Possession Arrests
Four people were arrested after a late night traffic stop on possession of marijuana. Hallahan, 18, of East Thod Street, and others were jailed for marijuana possession. State Police also charged Harry Rhoderick with making a false report of a crime in a May 1 stabbing case. Rhoderick’s arm injuries were said to be accidental. He was jailed for drunken driving and running a red light.
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Ant
Cay Pace Snh
Aee Eee
Town Elections Underway in Frederick County
Mt Airy and Walkersville voters head to the Fire Hall polling from noon to 7 pm for mayor and two council seats in Mt Airy and three council posts in Walkersville where incumbents seek re election. Burkittsville registers voters 5 20 to 8 30 pm and holds nominating at Lasheran Church Parish Hall followed by a June 3 election from 2 to 7 pm. Myersville votes May 13 at the Fire Hall for mayor Clare Keller and Grayson Doub plus five council seats with several incumbents running. only registered voters may vote.
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Frederick County
Mt. Airy
Walkersville
Burkittsville
Lasheran Church
Burkitsville
Myersville
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March of Dimes
J.M. Bennett
Eder
Animal Shelter
MOD
Susan Nicol
Stadl
Frances Morris
Robin Stiler
Sue Bryan
Donna Davis
Jirma Fawey
Leberta Dinkle
Peper
Dikie Sand
Hugh Lampening
Milk Fund
ITT
Howard Hughes
Mark Weiss
Huse
Ethics Committee
Comptroller General
Legislative Branch
Frank E. Moss
Dutah
Tammy O'Brien
Frederick County Day Care Center
Amos L. Brown
Marijua
William E. Graffam
County Towns Reporter
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