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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1974
Page
4
Dr. Cooley discusses early heart transplant work, public attention, and ethics. He recalls patient severity, hospital death risk, and the role of press coverage at the Texas Medical Center while noting divergent practices among surgeons and the need for scientific analysis of results.
The caption under a Penn Central storage building photo at East Patrick and East Streets was incorrect. City administrative assistant Allen Merchant said the city has no park plans for the lot since it is not owned by the city, though residents have asked about donating plants.
A federal case in Montsy accuses Winpigler, former Lake Linganore deputy and ex-sheriff Jacobs, of assaulting Linda Crouse at Chauncey’s Drive in front of witnesses. The suit alleges due process violations and lists Linganore entities as defendants. trial open with arguments forthcoming.
Three of four incumbents retained Town Council seats in Myersville with Mayor Keller supporters prevailing. New council members backing challenger Doub attracted top votes, including Stanley L. Kline with 141 and John W. Hipkins, while Anna Lee Brown lost by a single vote. Other candidates earned lower tallies.
Frederic Electronics firm breaks ground for a new building as part of expansion. Chartered in Maryland in 195, the company designs manufactures and markets a wide line of high tech electronics for military and civilian use. Installations range from single items to systems costing millions, with current employment rising.
Lindy Crouse swept away a dropped comb by Winpigler then Winpigler straightened and slapped the girl on the upper back near the neck knocking her to a knee. Shafer testified she saw a slap stick drawn and swung at Miss Crouse while Linda cried and used a profanity-filled insult.
Archival obituary notes Faye and Evelyn Holand of Brunswick survivors include wife five children and mother Marie A Holand of Washington. Former PEPCO employee and Mason Helland Holand lived in Brunswick two years before his death funeral at Kenaville AME Church with Rev David Sparrow. Burial in Fairview Cemetery Frederick. Visitation at Frete Funeral Home in Brunswick with hours Thursday and Wednesday earlier.
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