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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Nov 06, 1973

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Gaithersburg Man Dies In Fiery Crash On 170

A Gaithersburg man died when his car was struck from behind by a tractor trailer on westbound I70 near Harmony Myersville and burst into flames. The driver’s identity was withheld pending kin notification. the radar trailer driver was treated for injuries and released. Police say no other persons were involved. Fire units responded and the case remains under investigation. In a second crash near Walkersville Mt Airy woman Lillian M Long 34 was injured when her car ran off Md 19 hit a tree and skidded into a porch. She was charged with spinning wheels reckless driving and negligent driving.

Gaithersburg Harmony Myersville Frederick Jal United Ambulance Independent Hose Company C.F. Hammersmith P.R. Sanders State Police Mt. Airy MD. 19 Walkersville Lillian M. Long Frederick Memorial Hospital Woodsboro J.W. Hagg Ms. Long

County Approves School Construction Budget for 1975

County Commissioners vote to fund 10 million plus for building one new school and expanding facilities for 13 more, with plans for 1 435 additional student spaces. They also allocate 32 687 for gym, office, and department equipment from a prior bond issue, amid budget policy concerns.

County Board of Thomas M. Fox Board of Education Fox Lawrence A. Dorsey James Bryan Sprng State Interagency Committee MT One

Commissioners Reject 60 000 Grant for Elderly Meals Program

Frederick County commissioners turned down a 60000 federal grant to fund a two year plan for 100 hot meals daily for the elderly with potential extension. critics questioned need cost effectiveness and admin overhead while opponents favored buying meals from Frederick Memorial Hospital.

Patricia Throne Frederick County Commission On Aging Donald Date County Community Services Agency Lawrence A. Dorsey

Red Cross seeks O and B negative blood in Frederick drive

The Red Cross through the Washington Regional Blood Center issues an emergency appeal for O negative and B negative blood. Donors are urged to visit the Bloodmobile at Calvary Methodist Church in Frederick on Wednesday from 10 a.m. to 3 30 p.m. to help overcome a critical shortage of these rare types.

The Red Cross Washington Regional Blood Center Frederick Frederick County James H Grove Calvary Methodist Church

Cold snap grips Frederick area with record low

The morning low reached 22 to 26 degrees in the Frederick region with breezy, cold conditions. A freezing ridge from western Canada to the Mississippi Valley drove the cold air, while a low pressure system from the Great Plains heads east tonight. Expect snow flurries in the mountains west of Frederick and a return toward chilly, partly sunny days with highs in the 30s.

Frederick Unionvile Great Plains Canada Mississippi Valley

Voter Turnout Shapes Frederick City Election

Early morning winds met Frederick voters as they chose a new city government. Reports from the National Guard Armory and South End Civic Association show turnout ahead of the last primary with 11 000 registered voters. Candidates for mayor and five alderman seats include Betty Rice, Ronald Young, Glenmore Rice, and ten hopefuls.

Frederick City National Guard Armory Frederick Armory Donald Whiworth Gordon Townsend South End Civic Association Braden Keyser Jiam Charles V Main Alene Betty Rice Ronald Young Glenmore Rice Young T Sd Rice North Market Street Board of Aldermen Emmett Bowlus

Rice Attacks Young In Election Eve Leaflet

Don Rice issues an election eve rebuttal to a Democratic leaflet attacking Mayor hopeful Ronald N. Young. Rice, defeated by Young in the September Democratic primary, calls the campaign childish and lacking maturity. Young defends the campaign, saying he did not authorize the leaflet.

Don Rice Young Donald B.na Ronald N. Young Rice

Monocacy Acreage Rezoned by County Board

County Commissioners Dorsey and Derr approved rezoning 46 acres of a 61 acre tract on Md 28 at the Monocacy River from Conservation to agriculture. Commissioner Lewis dissented, citing concerns over altering a landscape designated as a National Historic Landmark and the pending planned unit development.

Lawrence A. Dorsey John A. Derr MD. 28 Monocacy River Donald L. Lewis Frederick Process, Inc de Lewis U.S. Department of the Interior Frederick Process Dorsey County Planning Commission Lewis

Secretary Ordered To Testify In Tapes Case

Nixon's secretary was ordered to testify in the tapes affair as prosecutors seek nine tapes. Bull testified he carried tapes to Camp David and left some with Miss Woods, who kept them for about a week. The Senate Watergate committee Republicans planned a bid to show Democrats played dirty tricks.

Nixon Bull Alexander Haig Jr Camp Cage Special Watergate Prosecution Force Gen John Bennett Miss Woods Richard Ben-Veniste

State Drops Riot and Arson Charges Against Rap Brown

A Maryland judge halted all riot and arson counts against H. Rap Brown stemming from a 1967 civil disorder in Ellicott City after Brown pleaded guilty only to failure to appear. Brown, once director of the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee, had not appeared for a May 1970 trial.

Rap Brown Ellicott Ctty H. Rap Brown William B Yateel Brown Elerion Howard County James Macgill Cartier Stake Yates

Mandel Seeks Broad Powers For Energy Crisis Action

Gov Marvin Mandel will ask the General Assembly to grant emergency powers to allocate fuel and close businesses during an energy crisis. The bill would authorize the governor to set quotas, prioritize fuel and regulate heating oil natural gas and gasoline to protect health safety and welfare amid potential shortages.

Mandel Annapolis Marvin Mandel General Assembly Tue House of Delegates Thomas H. Lowe Court of Special Appeals Mabon Washington

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