Scott Key Center move okayed by county commission
The Board of County Commissioners approved in principle a 600000 relocation project for the Scott Key Development Center in the Montevue area. The action directs Planning Director Lawrence W. Johnson to process the site plan with the department and state agencies.
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Board of County Commissioners
Scott Key
Montevue
Lawrence W. Johnson
Catoctin High
Johnson
Scott Key Center
Motor Pool
Rocky Springs Road
County Planning Department
Rock Creek
Woodsboro Council Sees Write-In Victory and Re-elections
In Woodsboro, Richard Smith won a town council seat as a write-in with 83 votes, defeating Donald Trimmer for the vacancy left by Charles H. Crum who was elected burgess. Crum, Maryland State Highway Administration inspector, had 137 votes. incumbents Glenn Lenhart and Glen Stottlemyer were re-elected with 123 and 104 votes.
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Woodsboro
Richard Smith
Smith
Donald Trimmer
Charles H. Crum
Burgess
Crum
Maryland State Highway Administration
Donald Hahn
Glenn H Lenhart
Glen F. Stottlemyer
Lenhart
Stottlemyer
American charged in hijack incident headline
A man faces charges after a hijacking incident reported in the AMERICAN section. Weather updates describe windy and cooler conditions with highs in the 50s and lows near 40. The forecast improves slightly Tuesday with diminishing winds and cooler, partly cloudy skies.
Wind Gusts Reach 70 MPH Across Frederick County
A severe windstorm Sunday night and Monday morning toppled trees and power lines in central Maryland. National Weather Service reports sustained winds to 50 mph with gusts up to 70 mph, causing scattered outages and road blockages. No injuries were reported as crews cleared lines and debris by Monday dawn.
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Frederick
National Weather Service
Maryland
Washington
Martinsburg
W. Va
Altoona
Pittsburgh
The
Weather Service
Potomac Edison
Mt. Airy
Woodville
Brunswick
Rosemont
Raymond Sandower
Dozens Arrested at City Watershed Party in Frederick
Frederick Police halted a large gathering in the city watershed after a 2:45 a.m. Sunday raid. About 150 to 200 people were involved. 23 were arrested including nine juveniles. Thirteen adults faced trespassing charges with five charged for marijuana possession. youths were released to parents.
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District Court
Frederick
Richard J. Ashton
Ashton
City Hall
Major Ashton
James E. Criswell
Liberty Street
Walkersville
James C. Schmidt
Rt. 3
Tony M. Leishear
Danny L. Rippeon
Thurmont
Debra A. Hasle
Broad Street
Middletown
Stephen P. Hutto
Vernon A. Simmons Jr
Rt. 2
Mark T. Dageforde
Rt. 1
Myersville
David T. Weiler
Carrollton Drive
Michael P. Atherly
Hancock
David
Carter Assad open Mideast peace talks in Geneva
President Carter arrives in Geneva to meet Syrian President Hafez Assad as hopes rise for a turning point in Arab Israel peace efforts. Berlin tensions and NATO talks frame a weekend of diplomacy with plans for possible talks with Shimon Peres after Israeli elections.
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Switzerland
Carter
Hafez Assad
Middle East
London
Britain
France
West Germany
Berlin
East Berlin
East Germany
United States
Soviet Union
Israel
Assad
Cyrus R. Vance
Washington
Yitzhak Rabin
Anwar Sadat
King Hussein
Jordan
Fahd
Saudi Arabia
Golan Heights
Syria
Foul play suspected in Brunswick man's disappearance
State police indicate foul play may be involved in the disappearance of James Lee Rumer 35 who left his home to fish on the Potomac River. His 1967 Plymouth was found near the C and O Canal east of Brunswick with investigators coordinating searches from Harpers Ferry to Point of Rocks.
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Brunswick
Potomac River
James Lee Rumer
Second Avenue
Rumer
U.S. Park Police
Brunswick City Police
Brunswick Ambulance Company
Maryland State Police
Harpers Ferry
Point of Rocks
Cpl
Victor E. Wolfe
Cpl. Wolfe
Stocks slip as tighter credit fells market
In New York the Dow Jones industrial average opened lower as expectations of tighter credit weighed on stocks. The Dow fell 3.31 points to 93.43 in the first half hour, following a 6.70 decline on Friday.
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New York
Secret Service killer theory in Kennedy assassination
Maryland gunsmith Howard Donahue argues that a Secret Service agent fired the fatal bullet by accident during the Kennedy ride. He cites fragments found in the car and suggests a second shot by Oswald was the miracle bullet, challenging the Warren Commission findings.
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Maryland
John F. Kennedy
Secret Service
Lee Harvey Oswald
Howard Donahue
Baltimore Sunday Sun
Donahue
Oswald
Towson
Kennedy
Roy Kellerman
Kellerman
Gov
John) Connally
Holland
Warren Commision
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Carroll Dorsey
Barbara Keyser
Charles Jones
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Beeee
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