School Board Approves Plans For Catoctin High
The school board approved final plans for the new Catoctin High School by a 4 to 2 vote after a two hour discussion of operating costs and fire safety. Board members Richard Kline and Chris Matthews opposed, citing high projected costs of about 6.6 million over the building program and higher electric heating costs. They questioned state approvals and fire code compliance, while architect Lowell Nelson and the fire marshal indicated potential approval and a sprinkler system meeting standards.
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Wiiter
Richard K. Kline
Chris T. Matthews
Tam
Kline
Brunswick High School
Catoctin
Brunswick
Matthews
New Market
Lowell Nelson
Nelson
Fred erick Community College Master Plan Unveiled
A public meeting at North Frederick Elementary School revealed a master plan for Frederick Community College. The phased project aims for 2,510 students on O Possumtown Pike with 700 in phase one, centered on a quad, library, humanities and science blocks, a technical center, and a main administration and student center. Estimated first phase cost is 2.8 million dollars with half funded by the state and possible federal support.
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Frederick Community College
North Frederick
McLeod, Ferrara and
Ensign
O'Possumtown Pike
Woman’s
John L. Carnochan Jr
Teachers Favor 12 Month School Year in Frederick County
Frederick County Board of Education moves toward year round schools with air conditioning in new facilities. A teachers survey shows 63 percent in favor of a 12 month year. Plans include night use for adult education and community centers, plus expansions at Lewistown and other schools.
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Frederick County
Brunswick
Gov
Thomas Johnson
Caloctin High
Valley
Lewistown
Hyattsville
Ken, Shaw, Grimm
Series Begins On Education Of Underachievers
The first of 12 installments by Pr. Leslie J. Nason runs today on Page A-13 of the Frederick News edition. The feature explores problems in educating children who do not perform to their apparent abilities.
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Pr. Leslie J. Nason
Frederick News
Fallen Leaves A Massive Job By C MILLARD EILER JR
Frederick street department grapples with a large leaf collection season as frost leaves trees bare. Superintendent Russell I Morgan notes potential delays if a frost followed by rain arrives. A 11th year garbage packer and front end loaders replace baskets, boosting efficiency with three workers per shift. Leaves are incinerated near Carrall Creek disposal plant, and residents are warned not to burn leaves in the streets or obstruct storm sewers.
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LEA
Frederick City
C. Millard Eiler JR
Waft
Autumn
Frederick
Russell I. Morgan
Morgan
Carrall Creek
Contaminated Starlac Milk Pulled From Frederick Shelves
FDA action after two salmonella strains found in Starlac dry milk led to removal from most Frederick stores. Only A and P still stocked it pending central office orders. others, including Food Fair and Carmack's Grocery, pulled the product. Borden notified distributors to return all stocks and reimburse retest returns. surveys show no customer returns yet.
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Food and Drug Administration
Frederick
A and P
Starlac
Daniel HE. Buza
Food Fair
Paul McCarmack
Carmack’s
North Market Street
Washington
FDA
Borden Company
Barden Company
Forbes H. Burgess
Price Electric Buys Hi-Spec Electronics Plant in California
Price Electric Corp a division of Consolidated Electronics Industries has acquired Hi-Spec Electronics Corp of Van Nuys California. J F Degen president of Price Electric unavailable for comment on purchase price and employe transfers. The merged lines cover a broad range of military and aerospace high reliability relays and micro miniature relays expanding design and application support.
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Price Electric Corporation
Consolidated Electronics Industries Corporation
Hi-Spec Electronics Corporation
van Nuys
Calif
J. F. Degen
Price Electric
Hi-Spec
Consolidated Electronics
Degen
Military Space Test Successful
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP The United States launched an unmanned modified Gemini capsule on a 33 minute suborbital flight to test hardware for the Manned Orbiting Laboratory program aiming for a 1969 manned flight. Four satellites were released including a space bus and a classified payload, with recovery teams tracking the splashdown in the South Atlantic Ocean.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
United States
Air Force
Manned Orbiting Laboratory
South Atlantic Ocean
Defense Department
Stock Market Opens Mixed as Averages Dip Slightly
New York prices moved in a cautious pattern in moderate trading with major averages dipping modestly. Investors watched early moves, seeking direction amid evolving data and global cues.
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New York
Agnew Faces Frustrating Maryland Governor Bid
Baltimore AP reports Spiro Agnew 47 year old lawyer and county official pursues the governorship in Maryland as the Republican candidate. He argues against Mahoney and presses a talk sense to the people campaign while facing a three way race and a hostile vote base.
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Baltimore
Spiro T. Agnew
Rut Agnew
Maryvhind
Tam
Maryland
Honey
Agnew
A. Pressman
Baltimore City
Campbeker
Mahoney
Gus Mahoney
Mahones
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U.S
Catoctin High
By Lee Baylin
Jr. College
Ha-gerstown
Carey Jarman
J. Rowe Castleman
W. E. O' Fara
Western
Astleman
City Street Department
Buck Sutely
Fleming Avenue
Baker Park
Price Electric Corp
Gemini
Ed'tor
Gieerge P. Mae
Spiro T Agnew
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