East End Firms Seek Flood Study Over Carroll Creek Plan
Sixteen Frederick east end firms sign a petition opposing the Carroll Creek Interceptor Sewer until a comprehensive flood survey is completed. The protest cites increased flooding, potential loss of flood control options, and asks officials at local state and federal levels to halt the project. Signers include Chat n Chew Restaurant Horn Electric and many local businesses, urging residents to voice concern over orderly growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Carroll Creek
West Frederick
Chat ‘N' Chew Restaurant
Horn Electric Service Inc
S Liquors Inc
Brown's Repair
Minimax
Potomac Edison Company
Sagner Inc
Articaire Locker
Frederick Inc
Phoenix Inc
McCutcheon’s
Apple Products Inc
Misner's Tile Shop Inc
the Olde Seafood House
H. L. Mills
Thrifty Auto Service
Wayside Radio & TV Service
Farmers Cooperative Association Inc
Carrol Creek
James D. MacLeace
Flood Plan Highlights City Meet
The meeting agenda includes a Carroll Flood Plan study session led by the mayor and Aldermen this Thursday. Also on the docket are aging commission reports, a vehicle maintenance proposal, a Frederick Exchange Club flea market request for May 18, and authorization for sewer extension funding on U S 40 West.
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Eee
Pguliakt
Ps Rorglorsae
Commission
Cay
Frederick Exchange Club
Frederick Memorial Hospital
U.S. 40 West
Frederick Community College
Playboy Tops Watergate Transcript Sales in Frederick
Booksellers in Frederick report brisk demand for presidential Watergate tape transcripts. Walden Book Store sold about 125 copies last week, while Book and Card Center moved 75 and District News outlets 50 to 100 each. Post and Times editions are both available with Woodward Bernstein and Apple introductions. Readers cite curiosity and desire to verify language firsthand, with some customers grim or undecided. Continued on Page A-S.
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Frederick
Barbara Scott
Walden Book
Frederick Towne
Washington
Roger Scherff
Playboy
James Bell
Blue Ridge News
Norville Carrick
District News Company
District News
Peoples Drug Stores
New York Times Chronel
Dell
Washington Post
Post
Bob Woodward
Carl Bernstein
Times
R.W. Apple
Ralph Merchant
Jacobs Testifies In Creuse Case
Baltimore defense testimony continued in a damage suit over the 1970 death of Linda Mae Crouse,13 17 year old waitressing at Chauncey Drive In. Former Frederick County Sheriff Crummel P Jacobs testified about deputies and rules, denying written regulations and noting many fifty cent deputies. He described Winpigler’s hiring and behavior while acknowledging no required written applications and limited uniform use.
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Baltimore
Mr. Airy
Crummel P. Jacobs
Jacobs
Lewis W. Crouse
Linda Mae Crouse
Gene A. Winpigler
Chauncey's Drive-In
New Market
Frederick County
Charles W. Tobin
Winpigler
Linda Crouse
South Carroll High School
Windigier
Ihe
Kenneth Layman
U.S. District Court
Winpigier
Galen Clagett Enters District 3B Delegate Race
Galen Clagett, 32, lifelong local resident, announced his candidacy for the Maryland House of Delegates from the new Frederick Subdistrict 3B in the Democratic primary. He pledged honest open government responsive to the will of the people, noting the district includes Smithsburg Frederick City Middletown Catoctin Haover Thurmont Jackson Lewistown Tuscarora Burkittsville Ballenger Braddock and other areas.
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Galen RK
Clagett
Maryland
House of Delegates
Smithsburg
Frederick City
Middletown
Catoctin
Haover
Thurmont
Jackson
Lewistown
Tuscarora
Burkittsville
Ballenger
Braddock
Israeli Jets Bomb Refugees and Guerrilla Bases in Lebanon
Israeli jets attacked seven refugee camps and guerrilla bases in southern Lebanon less than a day after the Maalot school massacre. Lebanese officials say 36 jets were involved. no immediate casualty reports. The strikes aimed to pressure Kissinger’s Syrian Israeli disengagement efforts. Helicopters pulled assault troops from Maalot after the attack.
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Maalot
Israel
Lebanon
Lebanese Defense Ministry
Nwo
Middle East
Henry A. Kissinger
Golan Heights
Sidon
Beirut
Manora
Nixon Says He Won’t Resign Under Any Circumstances
Washington AP Nixon declares in a Kilpatrick interview that he will not quit the presidency under any circumstances. He would accept impeachment verdict with good grace if the House votes to impeach and would then defend himself in the Senate trial.
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Washington
Nixon
James J. Kilpatrick
Washington Star- News
Kilpatrick
Gerald R. Ford
House of Representatives
Senate
House Judiciary Committee
House
Oval Office
White House
FBI
J. Edgar) Hoover
Hanoi- Haiphong
North Vietnam
Washington Star Syndicate Inc
Kleindienst Pleads Guilty In ITT Case
Washington AP report outlines Kleindienst guilty plea in the ITT matter during 1972 confirmation hearings for attorney general. The letter from Jaworski notes potential fines up to 1,000 dollars and up to 12 months in jail, and discusses the investigation’s scope and related testimony. The context recalls Kleindienst's 1972 nomination, resignation in 1973, and overlapping White House disclosures.
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Washington
Jaworski
Kleindienst
ITT
Nixon
John N. Mitchell
Mitchell
White House
H. R. Haldeman
John D. Ehrlichman
John W. Dean In
Worski
Artificial Hearts Nearer Perfection by Leichert interview
In a concluded interview Dr. Denton Cooley discusses progress on the artificial heart at the Texas Heart Institute, noting government funding and challenges. He compares the concept to an artificial kidney and explains the heart’s unique rejection and integration issues, reflecting on the 1969 implant history and related debates.
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News-Post
Richard Leichert
Denton Cooley
Houston
Texas
Richard Lebher
Cooley
Michael DeBakey
National Institute of Health
Texas Heart Institute
St Clair Pushes Open Hearings On Impeachment Evidence
White House lawyer James D St Clair said he would ask the House Judiciary Committee to open impeachment evidence sessions to the public after a leak and a disputed transcript. He entered the hearing room amid debate over edited material and possible retaliation against the Washington Post.
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Washington
White House
James D. St. Clair Sai
House Judiciary Committee
Washington Post
St. Clair
Renn Presides At Last Liquor License Hearing
A. Irvin Renn presided at his final liquor license hearing this morning before passing duties to Ellis G. Carty, retired Frederick City Police captain, appointed to a $2,400 post by Gov. Marvin Mandel. The Barn at Rt. 1 Knoxville seeks a beer wire and liquor license by Arnold B. and Beane Winsett of Brunswick. the class 8 license was unopposed and granted.
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A. Irvin Renn
Ellis G. Carty
Frederick City
Carty
Marvin Mandel
Carly
Frederick County
Arnold B
Beane Winsett
Brunswick
Narrow Stock Market Drift as Rates Outlook Holds Sway
New York prices showed only small changes as Wall Street awaited signals on interest rate direction. The 10:30 a.m. Dow Jones industrial average stood at 647.07, up 10, while more decliners than advancers edged the NYSE.
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New York
Wall Street
New York Stock Exchange
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