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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1965
Page
7
Laytonsville officials push to replace $6,000 of county radio gear after a station fire that destroyed the volunteer fire company house in February. Fire Department President Ulysses Griffith urged the council to replace the equipment, but County Manager Mason Butcher said losses from fire or theft fall to the department.
Eight Fort Detrick scientists are cited by the National Registry of Microbiologists for excellence. Manuel Barbeito is named a registered microbiologist in pathogenic bacteriology and virology. Others include Charles A Glick John F Lemper Eugene D Asbury Donald E Bohrer Edward J Golobic Cmdr Leon P Eisman and Carl R Piepoli recognized in various microbiology fields.
Esther Samler, supervisor of Montgomery County Public Schools special education, named project director for the Head Start program planned this summer. She will have offices at the Monroe Center in Rockville. The program is sponsored by the Federal Government and Montgomery County Schools.
IBM plans a two level facility on a 123 acre site near Gaithersburg, with about 240000 square feet of space for 1200 workers. Blake Construction Co. secured the contract, scheduled for completion in 1966, joining Washington Systems Center projects for federal information and control tasks.
Montgomery County Delegate Leonard Blondes told the Montgomery County Association of Volunteer Firemen in Kensington that he aims to set minimum ambulance and rescue squad standards statewide. He admitted the bill’s driver fee provision was dropped after hearing from firemen and urged committees to help craft the bill.
A contract for an addition to Cedar Grove Elementary School is set to be awarded at the Mont-.
The board will meet at the Educational Services Center in Rockville to review bid summaries and make awards. Discussion will cover reports from prior meetings, preliminary plans for new projects, discipline in secondary schools, and programs for expelled students.
Frederick Exchange Club has named Henry R Baker and Maxie S Hill as delegates. Ralph L Gastley Jr, president of the Frederick club, announced the plan. The convention in Washington will consider state-wide epic projects.
In Montgomery County Circuit Court a man was found guilty of contributing to the delinquency of a minor by teaching his 14 year old daughter to snatch purses. The case ties a year and a half spree in Baltimore and Westminster to the family. The girl testified she took pocketbooks to her father who kept the money and hid purses under a car seat. Two children were sent to an institution following a Juvenile Court ruling. Sentencing date pending.
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