Indicted Maryland Bank Employee Accused of Embezzlement
Jane L. Shaft, chief executive, said FRM Bank will sustain no loss as a result of the embezzlement alleged to total 55,008 dollars between 1968 and 1974. Ms Reed resigned during the scandal and faces arraignment June 7 in Baltimore U.S. District Court. The investigation into whether others are involved remains ongoing. The bank reportedly conducts semi annual asset audits and carries bonding insurance.
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Benk
Ms Reed
U.S. District Court
Baltimore
Jane L. Shaft
Mayor Denies Conflict Over Sewer Rights Deal
Mayor Ronald Young says the city proceeds with Zimmerman-Aldridge for right of way acquisitions for the Carroll en eel sewer line and denies a conflict since the firm also represents western developers paying about 500000 for the project. He notes federal funds are unavailable and the line's lower portion is 75 percent complete while a Dewberry firm will provide a fair flood plain study.
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Ronald Young
Zimmerman - Aldridge
Carroll En Eel
Wwights Eens Contortere Et Oe
Zimmerman Firm
West End
Young
Dewberry, Nealon and Davis
Carroll
Emmitsburg Man Accused In Sex Case
State Police arrested an Emmitsburg man Wednesday on charges of carnal knowledge in a case involving an 11 year old from Washington. Reports say the girl was solicited for a ride in a truck with the suspect and his brother, and driven to Kemp's Dam near Emmitsburg where the alleged abuse occurred. Police also arrested Anthony L. Barksdale of Barbara Fritchie Cabins for trespassing.
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Exnmitsburg
Pha
Ee State of Washington
Cer Aes
Wastler
Kemp's Dam
Emmitsburg
Anthony L. Barksdale
Barbara Fritchie
Todd Ordered To Divest Interest In Corporation
Frederick businessman must divest his interest in Fieldsssue Corporation after a circuit court ruling. Judge Robert Clapp Jr orders specific performance and the sale of Todd's stock to Mountford for 345 000 minus advances, with 356 008 due at initial payment and stock certificates to be deposited with the court. An audit by Nashins & Sells is authorized, and further actions for the corporation are restrained.
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Clagp
Todd
Mowntford
Mountiord
Clapp
Mounsfield
Fieldstone Corporation
The
Mountford
Nashins & Sells
Few file for primary as sheriff race leads in Frederick County
Frederick County eyes show a crowded sheriff race with eight candidates filed. On the Democratic side seven seek the nomination while only one Republican has filed, with John M. Trepelling also signaling a bid. Other offices see minimal filings, highlighting voter apathy as a factor. Victor Baugher, 42, joins county commission candidates, while Clerk of Court and Treasurer races see limited entries.
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Frederick County
Richard Oo. Pentane "Gihent
John M. Trepelling
House of Delegates
County Commission
Victor Baugher
Jean Charles C. Ketler
Leonard Baugher Enters County Commission Race
Leonard Victor Baugher, a 43 year old furniture salesman at Wards, filed his candidacy for the Board of County Commissioners and criticized delays caused by self interested parties. He urged faster progress on issues and projects at the county courthouse.
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Leonard Victor Baugher
Board of County Commissioners
Baugher
Wards
Hege Couny
Mideast Cease-Fire Takes Effect Friday
Kissinger arrived in Cairo from a peace mission as the Cairo government announced a cease fire between Israel and Syria would take effect upon signing Friday. Wounded POWs to be exchanged within 24 hours of signing in Geneva, with disengagement to start next Thursday and finish by June 25. Israel retains three strategic hills and settlements while ceding land east of the demilitarized line. UN force to number about 1250 and monitor the zone. Premier Meir sought passage of the pact in the Knesset amid opposition from Likud.
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Egypt
Henry A Kissinger
Rowe
Israel
Syria
Jerusalem
Middle East
Kissinger
Presiden
Anwar Sadat
Geneva
Golan
Quneitra
U.S
Golan Heights
U.N
Sadat
Washington
Ge Heights
Golda Meir
Officials Under Attack At Water Sewer Hearing
Monrovia residents led by Ted Ward denounced three county boards during a Urbana New Market water and sewer amendments session. They accused officials of deception and failing to inform citizens while criticizing Leisure Technology Corporation and Lawrence Johnson. Ward alleged potential million dollar pipe savings and private plant ownership by Leisure Tech, with debate continuing.
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Monrovia
Ted Ward
Ward
Urbana - New Market
Leisure Technology Corporation
Austin Renn
Planning and Metropolitan Commission
Council of Governments
Leisure Tech
Lawrence Johnson
Bush Creek
Derr
John
Chess
White House Faces New Watergate Court Deadlines
Washington AP reports the White House grapples with two Watergate court deadlines. Judge Gesell orders Nixon to state in writing by a date he understands charges against aides Ehrlichman and Colson may be dismissed if subpoenaed notes are not provided. Nixon must respond to Jaworski's request to bypass appeals court to the Supreme Court on withholding evidence.
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Washington
White House
Waley
Supreme Court
U.S
Gerhard Geselt
Nixon
Watergate
House Judiciary Committee
John D. Etriichman
Charles W. Colson
Leon Jaworski
U.S. Court of Appeals
Appeals Court
Multi-Service Center Study Near Completion in Frederick County
A local advisory group meets at Winchester Hall to consider a plan for a Maryland state multi service center. They oppose housing all services in one building but favor grouping related services or placing them nearby. The independent study by the Department of State Planning involves consultants and agency reps and aims to guide Governor with final recommendations in coming weeks.
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Frederick County
Paul L. Crum Jr
Winchester Hall
J. Alfred Catsail
Maryland Department of State Planning
Citzen
Cutsail
State Planning Agency
Royal Study Group
Frederick Receives Federal Aid for Airport Master Plan
Frederick Maryland has received 37300 in federal funds to improve Frederick Airport. Senators J Glenm Beall Jr and Charles Mathias announced that the FAA will pay two thirds of the master plan costs with the city and state each covering one sixth. A Mary Anne Weitzel spokeswoman said the plan includes acquiring 3 acres for a clear zone at Runway 19 to ensure a clear landing path.
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Frederick
Maryland
U.S
J. Glenm Beall Jr
Charles McC. Mathias
FAA
Mathias
Mary Anne Weitzel
Stock Market Dives as Dow Falls to 74.35 on Tight Money
The New York market extended losses with the Dow Jones industrial average down 1.02 to 74.35 at 10:30 a.m. and more stocks posting declines than advances on the Exchange.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
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