Brown Greets Crowd at Hood College in Maryland
California governor Edmund G. Brown Jr addressed nearly 1,000 at Hood College in Frederick, Maryland, urging energy conservation and government openness. He pressed for a national energy policy, noted Israel support, and endorsed mixed educational systems while signaling further policy reviews on inheritance taxes and health care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Frederick Friday
California
Edmund G
Jerry) Brown Jr
Hns
Maryland
Hood College
Brown
Washington
Brodbeck Hall
Hood
Martha Church Brown
Frederick
Ronald Young
Jimmy Carter
Americas
Vietnam
FBI
United States
America
Justice
Welfare
Humphrey Hawians
Israel
Agriculture
Resources
The
Potomac
Baltimore
Firemen’s field day at Frederick Fairgrounds Sunday
Frederick County firemen host annual field day at the Frederick Fairgrounds. Events include pole bucket brigade and boot race with both men and women teams. Proceeds go to the fire prevention committee for literature distributed in schools. Refreshments by Johnny Swamper Club. displays feature antique equipment and engines from county fire companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Fairgrounds
Frederick County Volunteer Firemens Association
John Whisner
Fire Prevention Committee
Johnny Swamper
United Fire Company
Frederck County
Frederick
Independents
Uniteds
Citizens
Frederick County
Thorughout
New Miday
Windt defense seeks state funds for diagnostic evaluation
Maryland defense attorney for 17 year old Sherry Windt requests a court order forcing the State to pay for a diagnostic workup at a Baltimore hospital to test for multiple personality disorder amid questions of her competency to stand trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockville
Sherry Windt
Baltimore
Washington
Wiss Windt
Walter Hadden
Circuit Court
H Ralph Miller
Miss Windt
Boston
Thomas Fay
Public Defender's Office
Madden
North Charles General Hospital
Johns Hopkins Institute
Cos
Reginald S
Children's Hospital
Eve
Alan Stern
Massachusetts Public Health Center
Miller
Timothy Clarke
Maryland
Delay sought in Angell trial for death penalty ruling
In Rockville, prosecutors seek a July start for the capital murder trial of Robert Daly Angell, accused in the deaths of two Montgomery officers. The defense plans a 10 day presentation with 65 to 70 witnesses, while other charges tied to a 17 year old Potomac youth, a bank robbery, and a burglary await separate juries. Judge Mathias will rule on motions and delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockville
Robert Daly Angell
Montgomery
Supreme Court
Timothy Clarke
Delondant
Clarke
J James McKenna
Circuit Court
Joseph Mathias
Angell S
Carke
Mathias
McKenna
Angell
Potomac
Citizens Savings and Loan
Cpl
John Froentzcak
Cpl Frontzcak
Montgomery Mall
Bethesda
James E Daly
Also Mentioned on This Page
Martha Church
Photus
C. Kurt Holter
Brown At Hood
Deborah Deasy
Russia
Congress
Springfield
Thure
Montgomery College
Germany
Viking
Gene A Pat Schoomover
Viking Sales & Service
Fred, Co
Frederick, Md
Lary A. Vaughn
Hack & White Fast
RAY Wachter Photo Center
Narbet
Home Delivery Service
Weil Brothers
Hamilton Ave
E. South
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!