Frederick rezones area to draw more doctors near hospital
The mayor and Board of Aldermen rezoned about 30 acres around Frederick Memorial Hospital from R-4 to B-6 to encourage medical offices. The action narrows the Planning Commission’s broader rezoning plan and follows a public hearing. Also approved were a county city land swap for a courthouse complex space, appointing W Milner Roberts as city attorney, and other measures including petitions on trash collection, revenue sharing guidance, jet fuel storage talks, sewer work, and police vehicle bids.
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Hood College
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County Commission
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Ronald Young
W. Milner Roberts
Roberts
Franklin Stillrich
Young
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U.S
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J. Glenn Beall Jr
Board of Zoning Appeals
Piper Sales Inc
Piper Sales
Exxon
Elizabeth Burker
Hagerstown
Richard Burgee
Fourth Street
Parks
Claude DeLauter
Sewer Department
Marion W. Rice
Police Department
James McClellan
Fire Board
PE pleads conserve electricity amid coal strike fears
Potomac Edison division manager G P Bohn warns a pending coal strike and holiday demand could cause a power crisis. He urges consumers to cut decorative lighting and a PE distribution pamphlet with holiday conservation tips will be issued after Thanksgiving.
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G.P. Bohn
United Mine Workers
Bohn
Fire company referendum faces court test in city
Mayor Ronald Young directs city attorney to challenge the petition as an administrative act, amid aldermen scrutiny of signatures and bonafides. Fire officials report signers confused the petition with backing a fire house, prompting concerns of misrepresentation and possible court action.
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Ronald Young
Board of Aldermen
Young
Richard Zimmerman
Zimmerman
Fire Board
Eight Guardsmen Acquitted in Kent State Shootings
U S District Judge Frank J Battisti granted acquittal to eight former Ohio National Guardsmen charged in the 1970 Kent State incident. The judge said evidence did not prove beyond a reasonable doubt a specific intent to deprive civil rights amid the May 4 shooting that left four students dead and nine wounded during protests over U S military actions in Cambodia. The defendants faced charges of assaulting and intimidating victims and depriving them of due process protections. Five were accused of aiding and encouraging each other.
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Cleveland, Ohio
U.S
Frank J. Battisti
Ohio
Battisti
Judge Sirica to appoint doctors to examine Nixon
U S District Judge John J Sirica said he will name a three doctor panel to examine Richard Nixon and advise if he is healthy enough to testify at the Watergate trial. He aims to choose the panel, including a heart specialist and an internist, by next week.
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Nixon
Washington
U.S
John J. Sirica
Richard M. Nixon
John D. Ehrlichman
Ehrlichman
William Frates
Stinky rescue as horse trapped in septic tank
In Vero Beach Florida a 1200 pound horse fell through a septic tank roof. Firemen enlisted a veterinarian and a tow truck to lift the animal to safety. A skunk sprayed the crew and inches later the firefighters returned to the station with clothes left outside to air.
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Vero Beach
Fla
Florida Atlantic Coast
Joyce Dittrich
Hood College Fixes Mystery Bug Panic Infirmary
Hood College officials report no new cases after nearly 100 coeds were treated earlier. The cafeteria reopened under health department guidelines while investigations by Maryland State Health and Mental Hygiene continue with results due next week.
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Hood College
Maryland
KISSINGER AIMS TO RENEW MIDEAST PEACE TALKS
Inside The News notes fewer marriages and more divorces while Kissinger seeks renewed peace talks. GOP fails to secure an independent vote amid a coal strike threat that could cripple the nation. Partly cloudy and cool with highs mid to upper 50s. Saturday sunny and breezy.
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