Nixon Says He Has No Plan To Resign Presidency
In Biscayne Florida reporters report President Nixon shows no intention of resigning amid a leadership crisis. Public calls to quit focus on tapes and questions about recordings as aides discuss the situation with legal advisers and energy policy moves.
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Shooting Probed By Police In Maryland Residence Incident
Maryland State Police investigate a shooting at a residence where an officer reports a person was wounded apparently by an accidental discharge around 1 PM. The investigation continues as authorities reveal the injuries were non life threatening and ongoing police activity included arrests for disorderly conduct.
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Brunswick Vets Day Parade Draws 20000 Fans in Maryland
Brunswick's Veterans Day celebration, the largest in Maryland, drew about 20,000 people to a parade of marching units and floats. Post 96 officials and Brunswick's mayor praised patriotism as speakers urged Maryland to realign Veterans Day with Armistice Day. A bill to restore the date in Maryland faced renewed efforts in the General Assembly.
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Cold Rain To Be Followed By Freeze Warning Issued
Warnings for Frederick Coss tonight indicate temperatures may dip to between 3 and 5 degrees. Recent precipitation ended today as Sunday highs reached into the 3 to 5 degree range with clearing skies and cold, breezy winds. Tuesday outlook calls for sunny but cold weather with high temperatures in the single digits.
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Democratic letter to voters sparks mayoral clash in Frederick
Campaign officials mailed over 7 000 copies urging support for the Democratic slate while alleging indifference and indecision by the current administration. Mayor Paul Magaha rebutted, calling the letter inflammatory and improper, and candidate Ronnie Young accepted responsibility while denying direct authorship.
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Campaign Contributions Listed By Ron Young
Democratic mayoral candidate Ronald N. Young filed a public list of campaign contributors with the election board and pledged openness. He said he accepts no contributions over 100 and returned two possible conflicts, noting he is the largest donor with 500 and is releasing expenditures after the election.
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Ridge Road
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Firemen Strike Rumors Plague New York Amid Citywide Tensions
New York City faced a possible total strike by 10,900 firemen with the National Guard deployed in Milwaukee to handle an emergency from a firefighters walkout. Mayor Lindsay negotiated as a 9 am deadline passed. unions pushed for a 2000 dollar pay raise from a 14300 annual base.
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Frederick Symphony season tickets still on sale
Over 500 season tickets remain unsold as Frederick's four symphonies open on November 13 at the Gev. Thomas Johnson High School Auditorium. Tickets are 10 adults and 5 students, with sales through The Symphony Society in care of Mrs Joyce Krantz. Conducting for the opening concert is Andrew Schenck with soloist Julian Martin. Continued on Page A-5.
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Testimonial for Myers Honored by Library Board
Myers, who retired 15 years ago as president of the Fredericktown Bank & Trust Company, will be honored this evening by the C. Burr Artz Library board. The testimonial is at 5 p.m. at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. He became FB&TC president on April 12, 1945 and retired in June 1958.
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Frederick City Voters Face Local Election Tuesday
Frederick voters head to polls Tuesday from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. to choose a mayor between Glenmore V. Face and Ronald N. Young and elect five aldermen from Democratic and Republican slates. Democrats Brady Burker Collins Hiltner McLellan. Republicans Bowtus Crum Jr Crum DeLawer Shipley. Betty Rice seeks City Treasurer unopposed. Polling sites vary by precinct.
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Downtown Frederick Decay Not Fault of City Officials
Alderman Glenmore V. Rice told the Downtown Frederick Association that downtown decay is not caused by the mayor or board. He urged state and federal aid for revitalization, opposed raising real estate taxes, and favored careful, self supporting plans for a proposed $2 million tiered parking facility. Rice emphasized preservation, cooperative cost sharing, and seeking broad voter input while cautioning secrecy on some judgments.
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Kissinger Heads to Cairo for Mideast Talks
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger flies to Cairo and four Arab capitals to resolve a diplomatic stalemate with Israel. He will meet Egyptian President Anwar Sadat and discuss prisoner exchanges amid tensions sparked by the Middle East war. He will also visit Morocco Tunisia Amman Riyadh Iran Pakistan and then China on a broad diplomacy tour.
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Market Woes Extend Into Week, Dow Falls Further
The Dow Jones average at 10:30 am stood down 9.38 to 925.96. The blue chip index shed nearly 32 points over the past week, signaling renewed pressure after a recent rally.
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