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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1978
Page
5
A Frederick donation drive received a major boost when Litton Bionetics Inc matched employee gifts, presenting a total check of 3 061 to the Weinberg Center for the Arts. Dr. Robert E. Stevenson accepted the gift as the center pushes past halfway toward a 200 000 renovation goal.
A check for 4561 dollars was presented at a Weinberg Center for the Arts reception Friday night for Litton Bipnetics Inc employees and their families. In the bottom photo Count Dawson, Litton drive coordinator, Dr. Robert Stevenson Litton general manager, Dick Kline Weinberg Center Fund Raising Committee chairman, are shown with others.
Maryland Emergency Travelers Radio Club announces its first Safety Break over Memorial Day at Jefferson Exxon on U S 340 Lander Road. The event runs 6 p.m. May 26 to 9 p.m. May 29 with 24 hour road units and Maryland CB Hotline aiding motorists. Dean's List note: Curt Ewald among 600 Dean's List at Johnson and Wales Providence culinary arts major. Gas prices: regular 63.2 cents, unleaded 66.9 cents, premium 68.9 cents, diesel 57 cents.
The article details changes to idle land payments under an ASCS program, noting a farmer could plant 20 percent less corn and still receive direct payments, with statewide idle cropland at 32,000 acres. May 31 is the enrollment deadline, but officials doubt many will sign up due to prior crop purchases and preparations.
Brunswick plans temporary modifications to the sewer pumping station near the Potomac River to prevent shutdowns during high water. Town engineer John Funk outlined raising the electrical panel above high water and sealing the station further, hoping the EPA Health Administration will lift current construction restrictions as plans proceed.
A car traveling west on I 70 near South Mountain struck a tractor trailer around 8 27 am Tuesday. The car rolled several times and caught fire. the driver was hospitalized as police withheld identity. The tractor trailer was lightly damaged and its driver uninjured. Traffic resumed after the incident investigated by Trooper W J Lucas.
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