Dr Romane Joins Frederick Memorial Hospital ER Staff
Dr Romane joins the Frederick Memorial Hospital emergency room team sharing shifts 7 am to 3 pm and 3 pm to 11 pm with Dr Lois Turpbaugh. He moved from Philadelphia to Ellerton seeking a quieter area and plans to recruit physicians to the program.
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Local ideas to revitalize city discussed at Downtown meeting
A Frederick Improvement meeting featured Frank Shelly and dineph Kenney of Doylestown sharing how their town transformed from decay to a thriving center. They urged local leaders to plant trees modernize utilities underground and pursue a downtown deck and county courthouse relocation, emphasizing local action over outside consultants.
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Pressure Mounts as Nixon Faces Resignation Calls
Senator Schweiker joined a growing Republican chorus urging President Nixon to resign, saying the White House actions show moral corrosion. He argued Nixon should step down to preserve leadership, while others like Brooke and Buckley had already called for resignation. House Republicans and Midwest papers echoed the pressure as impeachment hearings began.
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Break-Ins Probed By Police in Frederick Night
Frederick City police investigate a series of break ins at Avis Truck Rental on West Patrick Street and Fischer Lang Co on Scholl's Lane. At Avis Truck Rental a glass bay door was pried, a safe opened, and cash and a $250 Avis payable check taken. Fischer Lang offices were ransacked with a locked cabinet forced open and an undetermined loss.
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County tax rate to stay at two forty per hundred
County Commissioners aim to hold the property tax rate at 2.40 per 100 of assessed value despite higher government costs. They expect potential bonds for capital projects and anticipate budget strain from inflation and reduced state revenue sharing.
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James Bryan
House Panel Opens Impeachment Inquiry Deep Watergate Briefing
The House Judiciary Committee began an impeachment inquiry with closed briefings on Watergate events from June 17, 1972. Staff presented background facts. no conclusions or direct presidential conduct were cited. Chair Rodino said the panel will continue three more sessions on Watergate and related topics.
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Nixon and Ford Hold Private White House Meeting
President Nixon and Vice President Gerald Ford met privately at the White House in a first post crisis encounter after Ford urged disclosures on Watergate and related matters. The session aimed to map next steps for the administration amid public concern and ongoing investigations.
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Catoctin Furnace To Get Face Lifting Plan
Maryland lawmakers earmarked 150 008 dollars for Catoctin Furnace restoration in fiscal 1975 adding to prior 1974 funds. The project targets the historic complex once linked to early American industry and a National Register of Historic Places site. A preliminary study has begun with May 1 work date and archaeology planned before further rebuilding.
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Nixon boosts housing subsidies to spur construction
President Nixon announced a program expansion adding 108 billion dollars to support native savings and loan subsidies, aiming to lift housing starts and back 200 600 new homes. The move shifts mortgage subsidies from FHA and VA loans, cutting interest on a 30000 dollar loan and reducing monthly payments by about 15.30 dollars.
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No Growth Debate By Frederick County Civic Federation Leader
Frederick County Civic Federation Chairman Richard denounces opposition labels and urges residents to decide between growth and preserving county character. He warns failure to act could turn Frederick County into a Washington suburb and stresses responsible planning for future quality of life.
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Five Hurt In Auto Mishaps In Frederick Area
Five persons sustained injuries in three separate crashes on Frederick roads Thursday and this morning. All involved drivers losing control on slight curves and colliding with fixed objects. Names and exact locations are partially obscured in the report.
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Banks Lift Prime Rate to 11 Percent as Market Dips
The AP reports three large banks raised the prime lending rate to 11 percent for big business. The Dow Jones average fell 36 points to 65.61 at 10:30 p.m., with declines outpacing advances about two to one in moderate volume on the New York Stock Exchange.
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