City Moves To Get Underground Wiring
The Frederick city council directs the City Attorney to draft a resolution asking Potomac Edison to place overhead wires underground from Clarke Place to Patrick Street along South Market Street. The move, praised by local groups, is the first step toward underground wiring pending PSC guidance on costs.
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Clarke Place
Patrick Street
South Market Street
Sidney Bloom
Frederick Improvement Foundation
Frederick Preservation Advisors
The
Chamber of Commerce
Bloom
Bloor
Parents Seek Buses For Estates Pupils
A group of College Estates and Rosedale Park parents met to press the county Board of Education to provide school buses for TJ High School students. They fear safety risks as pupils walk the route, noting past bus service ended years ago and state guidelines changed.
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Gov. Thomas
UGF Drive Extended Two Weeks In Frederick County
The United Givers Fund drive in Frederick County is extended to November 16. General Chairman Henry Mariani reported $140,000 received or pledged toward a $245,508 goal, about 9.6 percent, with supporters urged to contribute more in the final two weeks. People not yet connected are urged to send in contributions or call 663 3421.
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United Givers
Frederick County
Henry Mariani
Mariam
Weather Outlook: Showers Possible Tonight
Sunshine fades as clouds move in and a cold front passes. Temperatures slide from 60s to near 70 today to cooler overnight. Saturday sees upper 60s to lower 70s with continued variability and a chance of rain early next week.
Brunswick Veterans Day Parade Plans Set for Sunday
Brunswick to host a Sunday veterans parade featuring 350 Fairfax youths in nine sections including a color guard twirlers drums and a large Betsy Ross flag replica. The Thunderng Drums drum and fife corps claims 150 members with uniforms self-made. A Polaris Missile exhibit from the Washington Navy Yard will join the lineup. Grand Marshal is Rear Admiral Robert Y. Kaufman.
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Fairfax
Virginiia
Betsy Ross
Northern Virgina Patriots
Disney World
Orlando
Sam Evans
Thundering Drums
United States
Florida Avenue
Potomac Street
Non Existing Tapes Spark New Questions in Watergate Probe
Prosecutor Richard Ben Veniste questions White House claims that crucial Watergate conversations were not recorded. He plans to call eight Nixon aides and officials to testify about discrepancies in tape records and storage. A judge denied a delay as testimonies raised further questions about the missing and altered recordings.
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White House
Richard Ken Veniste
H.R. Maldeman
Ben Venbte
Suica
Ben Vente
Nixon
Jude
Secret Service
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Zumwalt
Niven
Juin No Mitchell
Nexan
Aid Zumwall
Lincoln Sac Keam
Zumwall
Mitchell Cathe
Junior Miss Pageant Set For Nov 10 At Frederick High
Downtown Frederick Association announces annual Jaycee Junior Miss Pageant to be held Saturday at 8 p m in Frederick High School Auditorium. Seniors from local high schools compete for awards including jewelry, bonds, gift certificates, trophies and scholarships with proceeds supporting participant preparations.
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Leon Gill
The
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Sam Huffer
Barnes Creative Jewelery
Colonial Jewelers
Frederick Jaycees
Hendrickson's
Rogin's
Saum’s Jewelers
Sharpe's
Shipley's
Wendy Ward
YMCA
Irving Beall
Fire Calls Log Details Run Through Morning Period
Fire log records multiple calls including an electrical fire at 1 merc ary EAST SOUTH ST and a building fire at 22 WINCHESTER STREET. Responders included WINCHESTER STREET crew and truck company at 1 WEST SOUTH ST. Additional details note ambulance, county, and jail population figures.
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South ST
N.W. Etzier
Uniteds
Citizens
Winchester Street
Independents
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West South ST
Citizens and Independents
Fuel Crisis Deepens as U S Agrees on Emergency Plan
Washington sources report a worsening fuel shortage spurring quick action by Senator Henry M. Jackson and White House energy adviser John A. Love.Imports from nine Arab nations spiked the shortfall, prompting talks on an emergency plan and tighter conservation across auto travel and aviation.
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White House
Senate
Henry M. Jackson
John A. Love
United States
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Washington Democrat
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Phillips Petroleum Co
Erting
Sun
Lcivon
Skelly Ai
Pace Times
American
Trans World
Anitec
Delta
North Central
Piedmond
Contiertal
Frontier
Eastern
Northwest
Ina
Canada
Alberta
Senate Leaders Split Over Nominee Priorities
Senate party leaders clash over prioritizing William Saxbe's nomination for attorney general versus passing court appointed special Watergate prosecutor legislation. Mansfield backs delaying Saxbe until prosecutor bill moves, while Scott urges prompt Saxbe consideration. Bayh says Saxbe will make a good attorney general.
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Washington
William
Saxbe
Hugh Scott
Mike Mansfield
Mont
Ohio
White House
Leon Jaworski
Archibald Cox
Mansfield
Jaworski
Houston
Tex
Tim Als
Joba
Db Cahi
Tarch Bayh
Belod
Ogee
Scott
Bayh
Judiciary Committee
AI Saxbe
Maryland Home Loan Plan Fails to Reach Most Applicants
The Maryland hare financing program to aid credit worthy buyers in Frederick City and County has helped only one family in six months. Six others were rejected and four studied as real estate officials critique income requirements. State housing director Miller estimates 458 local families fit the profile while applicants remain scarce.
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Maryland
Ons White
James G. Trout
Heal Estate
Ghana
Gage
White
Gun scare at Thurmont Middle School shocks staff
A 16-year-old with a shotgun appeared near Thurmont Middle School grounds shortly after 9 am. State police were summoned but school officials said there was no threat to students or staff and routine proceeded.
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William Barry
Schoool
Barry
New Ated
Lee Thurmont Middle School
Hapgety
Sarerat
Stock Market Slips Fifth Straight Session in New York
Stock prices fell for the fifth consecutive session in New York as the Dow Jones industrial average dropped sharply. The index stood at mid afternoon after a 324 point decline, signaling continued market weakness.
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