Landmarks Foundation Plans Hanson House Restoration
The Frederick County Landmarks Foundation aims to restore the John Hanson house at 108 W. Patrick St. to reflect its probable 8th century two story design. The site notes Hanson as an early Philadelphia founder and mentions ties to Maryland figures Johnson and Taney.
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Sagner Inc Seeks Flood Study and Implementation Schedule
Sagner Inc demands a flood study be completed and a schedule showing any recommendations. The company worries that two building permits may be conceived before obtaining easements and rights of way, potentially delaying the project.
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Trains Derail. Cars Upright, Damage Not Estimated
A train derailment left two cars still standing upright while officials had no immediate damage estimate. No injuries reported and investigation continues.
White House Refuses More Watergate Tapes to Congress
White House officials declare no more Watergate tapes will be handed over to Congress or the courts. The stance comes as Leon Jaworski continues litigation over a subpoena for 64 tapes, with calls for Supreme Court action if needed. St Clair signs Nixon will not reveal additional tapes, signaling a looming confrontation.
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Dorsey backs move as mayor firm on postal facility
Mayor Ronald Young voiced opposition to moving the U S Postal Service from downtown Frederick. He urged fulfilling the postal obligation at East Patrick Street for a full service facility while opposing a shift to Hayward Road. Commissioner Dorsey sought release of two county sewer taps for a new mail processing plant north of Frederick, amid debate over site access and space.
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Young Sees Tax Differential As Campaign Issue This Fall
Frederick Mayor Ronald N. Young says city tax dollars should fund only extra city services and supports a possible tax differential or rebate for duplicated services. He cites snow removal, fire and police protection, ambulance service, dog catcher, housing, schools, parks, recreation, and urges the county to back differential plans to reduce the city’s burden. He predicts tax-differential momentum grows statewide and plans to make it a campaign issue.
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Inner Meet Launches 3600 Mile Heart Jog Cross Country
The Frederick County Heart Association hosts its annual inner meet at 6:39 tonight at the Holiday Inn. Tom McMillen, three-time All-American and former Olympian, represents the President's Council on Physical Fitness and will join Castleberg and Weigand as they start a near three month jog to Seattle, beginning June 2. Goodloe Byron and other supporters accompany them, with prior 25 mile Walkathon top finishers Castieterg and Weigand eyeing public education on heart disease.
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Glenn Wallace Win In Primary D C Votes Home Rule
Former astronaut John H. Glenn Jr won the Democratic nomination for senator in Ohio on his third bid, while Alabama Gov George Wallace secured a unprecedented third term renomination. Ohio, Alabama, Indiana and North Carolina held primaries for the November elections as DC backed a home-rule charter. Glenn aimed to represent integrity during Watergate while Metzenbaum faced questions over tax losses. Ralph Perk topped in Ohio GOP race. Wallace led in Alabama for the Senate and Rhodes, Gilligan won Ohio governor races. Indiana and North Carolina results were mixed with incumbents advancing.
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Old Railroad Station Condemned Between Carter and East Streets
The old railroad building between Carter and East Streets on East Patrick Street has been condemned after a December 12 inspection and a January 3 condemnation letter. Penn Central’s receivership and lack of funds delay demolition, with the city blocked from removing laundry equipment still inside. City and Penn Central officials discuss a potential release to permit removal, while legal technicalities stall action. The neglected, broken structure presents a poor welcome to Frederick visitors until the laundry equipment is cleared.
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New York Stock Exchange Prices Mixed on Quiet Trading Day
New York AP reports market prices were mixed in ranges on an unusually quiet trading session at the New York Stock Exchange with little movement and sparse volume across leading issues.
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