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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1974
Page
5
Mr and Mrs Lawrence H Albee Jefferson Blvd Braddock Heights welcome a daughter Cartie Elizabeth born Thursday. Mr and Mrs Larry Gossard 1399 East St Braddock welcome a son Ronald Wayne born Thursday. Mr and Mrs Gary C Simons Rt 1 Amsville welcome a daughter Susanne Nicole born Friday. Mr and Mrs Shawn Winpigler 210 East Sixth St welcome a daughter Susan Rebecca born Friday. Mr and Mrs Harvey Pollatos Mr Airy welcome a daughter Michelle.
Notices list numerous births across Frederick area with names and dates from Friday to Thursday. Families include Hatcher, Kessler, Brown, Shankle, Kinna, Green, Weller, Whidden, Wolfe, Lig, Zimmerman with newborns Jeffrey Louis, Nicole Lamont, Ronald Eugene Jr, Shannon Marie, Deborah Ann, Ryan Eugene and others.
Robert E. Gradie, vice president of AT and T Long Lines Government Communications, spoke at the Catoctin Chapter AFCEA May meeting on FCC rulings and rising telephone costs. He explained Bell System price averaging across density areas and warned that new carrier rules may disrupt nationwide averaging, increasing long distance and residence rates.
A flood of items lists marriage licenses across multiple couples including Douglas A. Leland Sally Elizabeth Jebesen James E. Welle and others. Foreclosure and equity actions appear alongside numerous deeds transferring properties among individuals and entities in various counties.
Mack warns occupants at 1025 Market and 104 Market face danger of becoming displaced due to faulty wiring and fire hazards. City Housing Authority may place Thelma Twyman and two children in Sagner Project within one to two weeks, but veteran supervisor Virginia Keeney says Bowies face tough odds finding a four or five bedroom home. Michael Bowie earns about $200 weekly, seeks a house for a large family. they may need under $6,700 income cap for low income housing. Meanwhile residents endure poor conditions and inspectors flag several other buildings as deplorable or unfit for habitation with calls to raze or tear down.
Defense notes state police reports indicate Winpigler told Jacobs he struck Linda Crouse after she swept his comb from the floor. Winpigler denies striking Linda but admits shoving her and says he was joking when told to stop her sweeping. He testified he later apologized and was told not to return.
Hood area graduates and honor recipients include summa cum laude Nancy Kemp and magna cum laude Barbara Burt. Dozens of students from local towns receive cum laude and department honors across Music Economics Mathematics English Biology History and Political Science Psychology. Notables include Nancy Kemp Eve McGrory Karen Wolfe Barbara Williams and Jill Smith among others.
Mary Carr told police her son lived in the house and five intruders spent the night after offering to pay. A white woman threatened Carr with a belt and pistol as gunfire tore through the burning home. FBI warned Washington agencies of a car possibly carrying Hearst and SLA members. Three SLA suspects fled Inglewood after a shootout, abducting driver Thomas Matthews before abandoning vehicles and continuing on.
West Patrick Street lights failed in the storm though state police reported no high water or road closures. No structures were struck. The Orioles game was called after six innings due to rain. the home team led and was credited with the win.
Senator Thomas, serving as chair of the Senate committee, criticizes the administration opposed welfare reform and questions the payroll subsidies tied to income. He cites high improper welfare payments, unemployment roll fraud, and argues for tighter controls and work programs while urging citizens to vote to effect change.
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