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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1971
Page
5
Hood continues page one note on interdepartmental independent studies in pollution and environmental crisis topics. Expanded programs include contemporary music drama literature dance and an education guide to help students select courses aligned with goals.
Among the sick Daniel Blickenstaff of 1510 Rosemont Avenue was admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital in the intensive care unit Monday. He is not permitted visitors other than his family. Mrs. Doris Mossburg coordinator of the Frederick County School of Practical Nursing was admitted to the Frederick Memorial Hospital for observation and surgery Sunday.
Funeral services for Benjamin F. Grove Jr proprietor of Bennie’s Cafe on West Patrick Street were held at Dailey Son Funeral Home with Rev. Theodore E. Elser officiating. Interment at Mount Olivet Cemetery. Also honored were Alexander F. Knight Sr of RFD 3 Mr. Airy Frank Thomas Miller Sr. of Peters Lane Samuel E. Mullinix Francis L. Rippeon and others observed in services at local funeral homes and churches with pallbearers named and interment at local cemeteries.
The Monocacy River Bridge on Md 355 near Frederick remains one-way for at least a week after Friday’s collision caused significant damage to the upper steel girders. Only the southbound lane is open as authorities assess repairs.
Carnochan urges replacing real estate tax with growth taxes such as income tax and expanding state aid to local school systems. He argues for equalization, a robust foundation program, and provision of resources beyond the local level to aid disadvantaged students, while preserving local control.
WASHINGTON AP Senator Hugh Scott Republican Leader said a proposed election reform bill in its current form favors incumbents and millionaire candidates. He urged media spending flexibility and criticized a fixed five cent per person limit for radio TV and other media as too rigid. Senate observers note shifts toward a single overall media cap and possible removal of a $5,000 personal contribution limit to federal candidates.
Fire calls within 24 hours ending 10 am. responses include auto fire at North Market Street Extended 9 02 pm with Juniors and Units. overheated stove on BlackS Mill Road 11 17 pm with Rocky Ridge and Graceham. ambulance calls total six emergency and nine routine. jail population shows 21 males and zero females.
The rules list eligible state funded projects such as new school buildings renovations architect fees and initial equipment while excluding land purchase stadium remodeling civil defense improvements and administrative costs. The governor chairs the Board of Public Works with final recommendations if the committee cannot decide unanimously. The rules promote cooperative use of facilities and allow state agency coordination with local boards.
A truck plowed into a crowd of villagers watching a village show on the Hyderabad Kurnool highway killing 50 and injuring 50, according to state police. The incident occurred Monday night as mournful crowds gathered.
Social Services officials discuss past abuses in outdated foster systems where children worked for room and board. Funding supports families unable to take in another child, with careful efforts to avoid repeated moves. Foster children rarely get adopted, and permanent fostering allows legal family ties without full adoption. Interest grows in homes for adolescents.
Three Silver Spring residents were slightly injured in an accident on US 15 near Catoctin Furnace Monday morning. Ronald Gene Clark Jr. 20 Ronald Gene Clark Sr. 44 and Albert Donald Reardon 17 were treated and released from Frederick Memorial Hospital.
Mr and Mrs William C Simms of Walkersville observed their 52nd wedding anniversary on May 23. Mr and Mrs Harold E Ford Sr of Adamstown marked their 10th anniversary May 12 at a local restaurant. Mary D Ford, president of the National Association for Swimming Pool Safety, appeared on WTTG TV and WMAL TV to discuss defeated pool legislation and safety. Also listed are a Memorial Day dinner, local auctions, business ads, services, and community notices from Frederick area.
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