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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1976

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2

Preservation surge reshapes Frederick in the 1970s

Frederick's Historic District movement grows from patchwork to citywide revival. Leaders from Landmark's Foundation and Preservation Advisors helped finance restorations, launch tours, and win National Historic Register status while shaping plans for the Carroll Creek Linear Park and a new government complex.

Frederick Carroll Creek South Market Ronald N. Young Progressive Board of Aldermen Iin Maryland Historic Trust B&o Frederick Improvement Foundation Inc FIFI Operation Town Action Patrick Street John Hanson Landmark Atant Tha Srailahi B&q Cyril P. Paumier Jr Paumier Price Auditorium Hood College Hendrickson’s

FBI burglaries vs. law and order under Hoover era

Confidential FBI memos reveal claims that J Edgar Hoover sanctioned more than a thousand burglaries labeled as black bag operations aimed at spies organized crime figures and foreign diplomats. Senate investigations show only 238 officially admitted break-ins with broader estimates suggesting up to 2000.

Washington FBI J. Edgar Hoover Hoover U.S Senate Intelligence Committee Senate Ramsey Clark Clarence Kelley Nina-Ann Coleman Burton Labor Dept Bucten Coleman Ale

Right To Control Body Debated In Letter To Editor

A reader criticizes Betty Derr’s abortion rights stance, arguing timing matters and urging control before pregnancy. The letter condemns abortion on demand except in rape, and asserts the obligation to nurture new life. It closes contrasting private initiative with public Economic Development Commission plans.

Betty Derr

Democratic Party seeks candidates for Frederick County post

Twenty years ago May 10 956 qualified Democrats invited to submit written applications to the Frederick County Democratic State Central Committee for the replacement of County Commissioner Edward F Holter. Applicants must file before a committee meeting called by Chairman Edwin F Nikirk at the Court House. Holter resigns to become a full time lecturer for the National Grange.

Ballyhoo Frederick Democratic State Central Committee Frederick County Edward F. Holter Edwin F. Nikirk Court House Holter McKeldin National Grange

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