Frederick County Needs More Doctors
Frederick County faces a shortage of general practitioners and family physicians. A health planning council report shows Frederick's 1970 ratio at one physician per 1,369 people, lagging behind Carroll Howard and Washington counties. The Maryland Statistical Abstract 1975 places Maryland at one per 734, with many doctors in Baltimore and D C. Dr. Ernest Dettbarn of Walkersville notes a drift from general practice to specialists, underscoring the county loss of GPs.
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Thurmond
Frederick County
County Comprehensive Health Planning Council
Carroll
Howard
Montgomery
Washington
Maryland
Planning Commission
Maryland Department of Economic and Community Development
Ernest Dettbarn
Walkersville
Dettbarn
Carter urges worldwide moratorium on nuclear fuel plants
Former President Carter calls for a voluntary global pause on purchases and sales of enrichment and reprocessing facilities to curb spread of peaceful nuclear power. He cites risks from enriched uranium and plutonium, urges IAEA studies, and notes France Brazil and West Germany nuclear deals. He frames this as a new stage in his foreign policy outline at a conference not run by the UN.
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United Nations
Jimmy Carter
Nuclear Energy
World Order
Georgia
Carter
U.S. Naval Academy
Navy
International Atomic Energy Agency
Vienna
France
West Germany
Pakistan
Brazil
United States
Soviet Union
Canada
Britain
Japan
Local paper debuts new hand painted color process
Frederick newspaper introduces a first local color method on Page B-1. The Hiltner's ad uses red blue yellow and black produced by a brush rather than photography. The technique offers artistic texture with one two or three colors and is open to advertiser inquiry.
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Frederick
Hiltner
News-Post
Ed Mull
City firm pledges Ballyzhmans Lane firehouse
Mayor Ronald N. Young reaffirmed plans to build the new firehouse at Ballyzhmans Lane and denied attorney Richard E. Zimmerman’s claim that he assured Mrs. Margaret Husserl the site would not be used. The Circuit Court recently rejected a referendum petition on the property. The mayor labeled Zimmerman as the main advocate of the petition during a weekly briefing.
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Ronald N. Young
Ballyzhman’s Lane
Young
Richard E. Zimmerman
Margaret T. Husserl
Circuit Court
Russell
Shookstown Road
Zimmerman
Ambulance and Car Collision Injures Five In Frederick
Five people were treated and released at Frederick Memorial Hospital after a collision between a Juniors ambulance and a car at the Church and North Market Streets intersection shortly before 7 am. The car was driven by Franklin E. Newton of Prospect Boulevard, who was among those in the ambulance.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Church
North Market Streets
Franklin E. Newton
Prospect Boulevard
Newton
Ford seeks four year regulatory reform to cut red tape
President Ford urged Congress to untangle 40 years of bureaucracy and pass comprehensive regulatory reform over four years. He outlined goals to ease costs, ensure fair enforcement, and align rules with public interest while targeting sectors from transportation to service industries. He sought bipartisan support and promised interim cuts in paperwork.
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Washington
Ford
Congress
White House
America
Mandel calls Carter charge baloney in Maryland
Gov. Marvin Mandel dismissed Jimmy Carter’s claim that Edmund Brown is a tool of the Maryland political machine as baloney. Mandel said Carter sought support from Maryland leaders and hinted Carter ran without organization backing. He noted Carter may lead in Maryland but faces a four day sprint to the primary. Mandel may endorse someone before the next Tuesday vote. He will sign a bond bill for a Baltimore convention center and weighs bills on directory information charges.
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Annapolis
Marvin Mandel
Jimmy Carter
California
Edmund G
Jerry” Brown
Maryland
Carter
Mandel
Chicago
Richard Daley
Georgia
Baltimore
Billy
General Assembly
Carter accuses Brown candidacy as sham in Maryland visit
Jimmy Carter told a Western Maryland crowd that California Governor Jerry Brown is not running for president and warned that machine politicians aim to nominate someone the public won’t vote for. He noted a 1305 delegate threshold, urged an honest government, and linked Watergate and Vietnam to the need for reform.
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Jimmy Carter
Hagerstown
Maryland
Edmund G
Jerry) Brown
Georgia
California
Jerry Brown
Brown
Hubert H. Humphrey
Carter
Long Meadow
Frederick
Ronald N. Young
Ile
Louis L. Goldstein
Vietnam
America
Health officials inspect Adamstown families for fluoride concerns
A State Health Department team with a University of Maryland dentist visits 14 Adamstown households to test teeth skin and urine and administer a six page questionnaire. A dermatologist may join Frederick follow up if skin issues arise during the tour with plans to inspect Eastaico aluminum plant health program next week.
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State Health
University of Maryland
Winchester Hall
Adamstown
John Southard
Adult Disease Control
Charles G. Spicknall
Eastaico Aluminum
Barry Friedlander
Division of Occupational and Employe Health
Donald Forrester
Senate panel approves tax free payment to Olsons
The Senate Judiciary Committee approved a 1.25 million tax free payment to the Olson family for Dr. Frank K. Olson who died after being dosed with LSD in a CIA experiment. The bill, backed by President Ford, aims to compensate his widow and three children with support from lawmakers noting the payment as a wrongful death settlement.
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Washington
Frank K. Olson
CIA
Senate Judiciary Committee
Olson
Rockefeller Commission
Ford
Charles McC. Mathias
R-Md
Justice Department
Mathias
Quentin Burdick
Strom Thurmond
R-S.c
Ison
Special
Army Chemical Corps
Ft. Detrick
New York
Maryland Lottery Winning Numbers Report
The Maryland state lottery drawn Wednesday lists results across games including $50,000 GO3TZ and Millionaire finalist B561. Five-digit 31743, Four-digit 2a11, Three-digit 077, plus 1776 Bonus 58005 and other Six-digit 200931 occurrences.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Inside The News New home prices soar higher
A collection of brief items notes home prices rising sharply while the senate approves a 13.3 billion spending ceiling. Weather outlook calls for sunny mild today with mid 70s highs and later increasing clouds and showers likely Friday. Quote from Henry David Thoreau on wisdom.
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William E. Graffam
Stall
M.A. Malik
Brown “Baloney
Jimmy Binke Oy
Goldstein
University of Maryland School of Dentistry
Jean Warthen
Center of Health Statistics
Carl York
Bureau of Air Quality Control
Chris Williams
Parker Dean
Curtis Zimmerman
Austin Putman
Reginald Ettler
Austin A. Younkins
Susan Duvall
Tracey Smith
Norma Shrews
Clayton Smith
Earl Page
Joseph Page
Austin Renn
William Zimmerman
Charles Noffsinger
Howard Stup
Senate
Inside the News
Rockefeller H Ours
Henry David Thoreau
Abby
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