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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1971

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Buckeystown Post Office Robbed by Two Thieves

Two young Black men robbed the Buckeystown Post Office and a customer this morning after 9 am. One robber armed, tied postar and customer, then fled in a silver gray Ford with a six pack and cash. No injuries reported. officers from state police and FBI assisted and a composite was prepared.

George Dorsey Buckeystown U. S Federal Post Office MD. 85 William Boteler Boteter Rt. 85 Ray Dietz Frederick City Boteler Sheriff’s Department Virginia Ronald Lichtinger FBI Frederick

City Board Hears Action On Housing

At a mayor and aldermen meeting Frederick's building inspector halted construction on two Apple Avenue homes Monday due to missing permits. Windows were reportedly boarded up as the inspector sought to observe the site. Forty three condemnation notices and 139 repair notices have been issued with 45 days to comply. The board authorized a sewer right of way agreement with Fredericktown Mall Associates for a line already installed.

Frederick Apple Avenue Charles W. Mack Apple Ave Carlton Carey Jr Mock Mack John L. Carnochan Jr Calvary United Methodist Church Paul Magaha Board of Aldermen Donald B. Rice Bom Magaha Fredericktown Mall Associates

Mandel Orders Guard To Expel Troublemakers From U. Of Md.

Gov Mandel issues emergency proclamation giving National Guard authority to ban access to the University of Maryland campus in College Park. He acts amid plans for campus buildings takeover and a noon rally, naming armory and admin buildings among targets. 48 people detained, eight charged with assault. campus to stay open with classes maintained.

Mandel U. of Md College Park University of Maryland Marvin Mandel Annapolis National Guard University Mall Renee Davis Chicago Seven Univerisy of Maryland Adjutant General of Maryland Asphalt Institute Charles E. Bishop Bishop Marvin Mardel Phillip Kapneck

Miss Johnson to receive Hood honorary degree

Frederick author and editor Eleanor M. Johnson, co founder of My Weekly Reader for K through sixth grade, will receive Hood College’s honorary doctor of letters May 15. Also honored are Mrs. James H. Wilson and Dr. Mabel Walker with doctorates in science and laws respectively. Dr. James Allen Jr. will deliver the commencement address at 9:30 am in the Hudson Outdoor Theatre.

Eleanor M. Johnson Frederick Hood College Miss Johnson My Weekly Reader N. J Tax Institute of America James E. Alien Jr U. S Princeton University Wood Row Wilson School of Public and International Affairs Hudson Allen Tate Susan Garrett Allen Hood Fulton J. Sheen Newport Wales Coffman Chapel United States

Top Racial Issues in Frederick County

Racial discrimination has shifted from blatant to subtler forms in Frederick County focusing on housing employment and law enforcement. Black and white residents debate unequal opportunity and the fairness of job tests. officials urge government action beyond mere symbols. The dual standard of justice fuels tension after a hit run death and a shooting incident.

Bers Frederick John Gaither Kathleen Snowden Eleanor Brown

Unemployment Edges Higher in April 1970

The government said unemployment rose to 6.1 percent in April with blacks at 10 percent, the highest since January 1964. Whites stood at 5.6 percent and teenagers at 17.2 percent. The rate edged up from March while wholesale prices rose, challenging Nixon’s attempt to curb inflation.

Washington Bureau of Labor Statistics Nixon BLS

Weekend Showers Bring Moisture to Area Farmland

Weather outlook shows weekend showers and possible thunderstorms after recent rain totals. Monocacy and Potomac rivers rose with runoff and forecasts expect further rises as mountain water drains. Temperatures near 70 then around 50 tonight with Saturday in the 60s. May precipitation total remains about 1 inch versus a 3.91 inch normal. Stock market slipped as currency concerns and higher jobless figures weighed on trading.

Monocacy Potomac River Point of Rocks Potomac Allen Bryant Frederick County Stock Market New York

Nixon Salutes Agriculture On White House Lawn

President Nixon hosted a "salute to Agriculture" with livestock on the White House lawn and a photo captioned Hogs are Beautiful. He invited 70 agricultural leaders to discuss farm policy including a $400 million program for loans to raise incomes and exports. Lawrence O Brien criticized the event as political posturing and charged $100,000 was misused.

Nixon White House Agriculture Department Executive Mansion Lawrence O Brien O'Brien Obrien

Frederick Below State Averages for Home Values and Rent

Maryland figures show Frederick County median rent at 77 dollars and owner-occupied home value at 17 700 dollars, both below state averages. Montgomery leads with 165 rent and 32 700 home value, while Somerset posts the lowest values at 41 rent and 7 906 home value. North Potomac tops value at 47 000, with Bethesda and Bowie notable for high rents and values in cities over 25 000.

Frederick Countains Maryland Division of Economic Development Montgomery County Carroll County Frederick County Washington County Somerset County Frederick Bethesda Bowie North Potomac

Antiwar Protesters Retreat in DC After Massive Arrests

Protests in Washington collapsed under overwhelming police and military power. Officials report more than 12 000 arrests with 7 000 on Monday, as demonstrators faltered and retreated from the capital. Rennie Davis vowed further action, predicting new marches in two months.

Washington Rennie Davis Davis Carl MelIntire

Fire Log Report Listings wary of Calls and Units

Fire calls logged within a 24 hour period ending at 10 a m. Area includes Boulder Road near White Rock. Responding units include Lewis Own and Independents plus emergency and ambulance crews. Jail population noted as 23 males and 2 females.

Boulder Road White Rock Lewisown Independents

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