Two Arrests Made In Jewelry Theft At Colonial Store
Frederick police report two arrests following a May 11 theft of about $1,000 in jewelry from Colonial Jewelry Store on West Patrick Street during Wallace rally unrest. Charles R. Brown, 18, and a 17 year old Frederick City juvenile face grand larceny charges. the juvenile also charged with receiving stolen goods.
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Frederick City
Charles R. Brown
West South Street
West Patrick Street
Brown
Frederick
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Colonial Jewelry
Retired Engraver Collects a Wide Range of Antiques
William Barton at 65 prefers life on Catoctin Mountain near US 40. The former US government engraver keeps priceless antiques dating to 1782, plans a 19th century style general store, and shares memories of a life spanning mining, art school, teaching, military service, and antique selling.
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William Barton
Frederick
windy Catoctin Mountain
Barton
Washington, D.C
Pennsylvania
Washington
Pa. Museum School of Industrial Art
Carolinas
Florida
Transpo ’72 Exposition Opens At Dulles Airport
The first U S government sponsored international transportation exposition opens at Dulles Airport and runs through June 4 with 300 exhibitors and displays covering land sea air and space. Admission shows and schedules are listed with a focus on commercial transport and urban solutions.
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Dulles
U.S. Air Force
Thunderbirds
U.S. Navy Blue Angels
U.S. Army Golden Knights
Confederate Air Force
Memorial Day weekend road toll rises across Maryland and Delaware
The Associated Press reports 71 deaths by 10 a.m. Saturday as motorists flood highways for the holiday. In Maryland two bus passengers and a car occupant died after a Mass Transit Authority bus collision in Baltimore City, and another teen was killed near Princess Anne when a pickup hit a pole. Delaware victim Ronald Barron, 32, died in a single vehicle crash near Laurel. Police say four others hospitalized. Ocean City crowds face chilly winds and lodging shortages as youths swarm the shore.
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ASSOCIATED PRESS
Maryland
Baltimore
Delaware
Charles M. Ford
Princess Anne
Willing Listeners Hotline Aides Help Fre儿erick Residents
In Frederick a city hotline operates seven days a week from five to midnight. About 60 volunteers, mostly college students, handle roughly 200 calls monthly. Volunteers provide anonymous listening, guide callers to resources, and arrange professional meetings if desired. Funding comes from Maryland state sources, the Mental Health Association of Frederick, and private donations.
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Frederick
Betty Zerkel
State of
Maryland
Mental Health Association of
Frederick Police Plan Summer Program At CIC Center
City police chief Maj. Charles W. Main and Inspector Richard Ashton outlined a police community relations project to be funded with city, federal grants and rent paid by the Community Information Center. Ten cadets will receive weekly basic training and rotate between center outreach and police duties under supervision, without arrest powers. The program, to run through the summer, follows a Kiwanis meeting proposal for a combined store front and youth corps effort.
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Charles W. Main
Richard Ashton
Community Information Center
E. Paul Magaha
Frederick city
Ashton
Frederick Kiwanis Club
Michael Stull
Community Action Agency
Abduction of Frederick Woman Tracked Across States
A 20 year old Frederick housewife was abducted on South Market Street by a knife wielding man and forced into her car. The vehicle later had a hit and run near Randallstown before the woman escaped at a shopping center. Police issued alerts across 13 eastern states for a white male 24 to 28, about 5 ft 8 in to 5 ft 10 in, blue jeans and green shirt or jacket driving a 1970 yellow Chevelle with a black vinyl top.
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Frederick
South Market Street
Randallstown
seaboard
No Paper Monday Memorial Day Week Closure
The newspaper will not publish on Monday May 29 in observance of Memorial Day and will resume publication on Tuesday May 30.
Nixon heads to Leningrad for a day of sights during visit
President Nixon and Mrs. Nixon arrived in Leningrad for a one day tour after a Moscow flight. Secretary of State Rogers and Ambassador Beam accompanied them. The itinerary included Piskaryov Cemetery, a drive through the city, a lunch at Mariinsky Palace and a visit to Pavlovsk before returning to Moscow for a quiet evening and a live 1:30 p.m. EDT address to the Russian people.
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LENINGRAD
Nixon
Moscow
Nixons
William P. Rogers
Jacob D. Beam
U.S
St. Petersburg
Kiev
Ukraine
Iran
Poland
Neva delta
Mariinsky Palace
summer palace
khremilin
NBC
CBS
ABC
Mutual
Memorial Day Observances Across Frederick Area
Memorial Day events unfold across Frederick county with services in Mt. Olivet Cemetery led by Senator Edward P. Thomas and Rev. Fr. Thomas Philips, plus participation by Amvets and American Legion units. Other towns schedule parades, wreaths, and firing squads from Brunswick to Taneytown featuring multiple posts and local veterans groups.
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Francis Scott Key Legion Post 11
Frederick
Mt. Olivet
Edward P. Thomas
Thomas Philips
St. John’s Catholic Church
Amvets
American Legion color guards
Marine Corps League
Michael Spurrier
bugler. Co. A
East Church Street
Brunswick
Steadman- Keenan American Legion Post 96
Knoxville Cemetery
St. Mary's
Petersville
A.M.E
St. Mark's
Lutheran
Jefferson
Point of Rocks
Furnace Mt
Taylor’s Town
Old cemetery
Lovettsville
New cemetery
Park Heights
Gold Star Post
Mt. Airy
Piney Grove
Middletown
American Legion
Antietam Post 236
Sharpsburg
Antietam National Battlefield
Rohrersville
U. S. Army
Antietam National Cemetery
William E. Galbraith
the
Goodloe E. Byron
W. Dean McClanahan
Antietam National Battlefield Site
C&O Canal Group
Galbraith
F. R. Saunders
Hagerstown
U.S. Army
Taneytown
Landmark Design Deadline June
Frederick County invites entries for a county wide landmark design contest sponsored by the Landmarks Foundation. By June 1 designs may appear on county landmarks, with entrants urged to submit original ideas and provide contact details.
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Frederick County
Frederick County Landmarks Foundation
Maryland Historic Trust
the
Landmarks Foundation
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John A. Volpe
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Urbana
Damascus
Damascusie
Susquehannah River
poice
Robert Macey
Mary Siebert
Glen Burnie
Ronald Barron
Laurel, Del
Sussex County Rt. 465
Laurel
Ocean City
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