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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1973

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3

Frederick City Voters Target Turnout For Mayor Aldermen Race

Frederick County polling places ready for election day. Voters must present ID and vote in privacy using machines. League of Women Voters offers transportation. Democrat and Republican candidates compete for Mayor Glenmore V Rice and Ronald N. Young. ten alderman seats feature five Democrats and five Republicans with Betty Rice unopposed for Treasurer.

League of Women Voters Frederick County Frederick City Glenmore Rice Ronald N. Young Board of Aldermen Emocrats Richard C. Brady Elizabeth Pyles Burker Charles E. Collins Donald H. Hiltner James E. McClellan Emmett R. Bowlus Paul L. Crum Jr Wayne B. Crum Claude R. DeLauter Jr Mary C. Shipley Betty Rice League Chamber of Commerce Chamber Francis Sent Key Hotel

Giving Monocacy Its Due and a Greenlight for a Park

Congressman Goodloe Byron urges creating a Monocacy Battlefield National Park in Frederick County with a visitor center and preserved lands. Local officials cite historical value and scenic meadows Araby and Catoctin ridges as setting for a potential park. A House committee review is called to prevent development pressure from private parcels.

Congressman Goodloe Byron Ksth Monocacy Battlefield Frederick County Washington Re News Frederick Miarsland Monocacy River Union Washington Jubal Shinuton Georgia House National Parks and Recreation Committee Congress National Park Service Catoctin

Taxpayer bills alleged for Nixon estate upgrades exposed

Letters allege taxpayers funded numerous San Clemente and Key Biscayne improvements not requested by the Secret Service including a smoking fireplace issue, gazebo restoration, and private home fixtures. Rep. Brooks' subcommittee backs the claim of unwarranted charges, while officials defend security-related costs.

Washington Nixon San Clemente Calif Key Biscayne Fla White House Secret Service Jack Brooks D-Tex House Government Operations Subcommittee Herbert Kalmbach Warren B. Sturtevant Kalmbach Marilyn Parent Pat Nixon Constance Stuart Stuart General Service Administration John F. Galuardi Jack Galuardi GSA Kay Bisrarme Raynavens Bebe Rebozo Rebozo Coco Lobo San Clemente Gazebo

Snowbound November storm and final road inspection tale

A rare early November snowstorm blanketed Frederick County causing slick roads and closed fields. Officials including the Bureau of Public Roads and the State Roads Commission conducted the final inspection of the New West South Street extension from Jefferson Street to West College Terrace with city representatives observing.

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