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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1976
Page
4
Petersville plans a Jericho II youth facility as an alternative to large state institutions. Nan Barrett of Jericho II says the site features a single house with a pool and garden on acres of land, signaling a new approach for troubled youths.
Frederick County planners outlined budgets totaling over 12 million for East County Middle School and other projects including school equipment, pools, a nursing home, courthouse updates, and sewer expansions. Jerome Jericho foster home plan proposed in Petersville aims to aid troubled youths with community support and a fundraising can drive.
The piece details Maryland's role in the 1976 Democratic contest as Jerry Brown gains traction with local machines while Carter faces regional resistance. Mandel and Maryland leaders back Brown to force a brokered convention, amid tensions with Carter. Sarbanes and Tydings duel for the Senate as advertising and gun politics influence awareness before the May 18 vote.
Ensign Gregory Pearsall testified that everyone in his division could qualify for badge duty on the Belknap, though some were slow learners. He spoke as Capt. Walter R. Shafer’s court-martial neared its end, noting crew workload and undermanning aboard the Belknap during the Kennedy collision.
Frederick County Parks and Recreation to dedicate the new carriage building and exhibit at Rose Hill Manor Sunday May 23 at 2 30 pm. Owner Robert H Renneburger will describe his collection and the public is invited to attend with information available at the listed extension.
Patricia Hearst prepared to confront William and Emily Harris in court as codefendants in a first meeting since their arrest ended their underground voyage last year. The trio, once listed together on FBI posters as fugitives, faced the proceedings in Los Angeles.
Hood College announces a four day a week five week summer recreational day camp for mentally physically and emotionally handicapped persons five years and older in Frederick. Camperships cover the 72 dollar fee and applications contact Lawrence H Allen assistant professor of recreation. Volunteers from local teens will assist in crafts sports horseback riding and swimming at Hood’s accessible outdoor complex.
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