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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1974

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Frederick County School Enrollment Dips Below Projections

The November Board of Education heard that the 1974 September 30 pupil population in Frederick County was the smallest increase since 1949, with total county growth 163 students short of the 633 projected. Linganore High led secondary growth, while Urbana and several rural areas posted declines. Summer Programs were organized into three categories running June 17 to August 28, with one continuing into October.

Frederick County Board of Education John L. Carnochan Jr Alfred Thackston Jr Carnachan Carnochan Singanore New Market Green Valley Frederick West Frederick Middletown Walkersville Yellow Springs Emmitsburg Green Valley Middletown (Net Linganore High Urbana Carroll Manor Sabillasville Thurmont - Catoctin High Myersville New Midway Thurmont

County road work ahead of schedule despite election year claims

County engineer William Fout attributes fall road improvements to favorable weather not politics. Mileage totals show 26.2 miles widened and overlaid this year vs 26.8 last year, with 3.4 miles on Park Mills delayed until Lily Pons bridge work ends. Quickies on unpaved roads rose 2/3 to 15 miles. Repairs are contracted to private firms, mainly near Woodsboro, with most projects finished ahead of December.

County Roads Department William Fout Park Mills Fout Lily Pons Bridge Lily Pons Roads Department Lawrence A. Dorsey Woodsboro Devilbiss Bridge Oak Orchard Road Unionville Coppermine Road Johnsville Hesson Catoctin Furnace

Veterans Day Observances Marked by Bells and Parades

Maryland observes Veterans Day with closures and ceremonies in Frederick led by J Rolfe Castleman of Francis Scott Key Post 1. Color guard from Maryland National Guard, wreaths at WWI and WWII memorials, guest speaker U.S. Rep Goodloe Byron. Brunswick hosts a large parade sponsored by Steadman Keenan Post 96.

Maryland Frederick J. Rolfe Castleman American Legion East Church Street Memorial Park Courthouse Park U.S Brunswick Steadman - Keenan Post 96

Assault suspect takes own life after warrant issued

Frederick man Dwight L. Whiten 21 died Friday after shooting himself while police prepared to serve a warrant for the assault of Linda S. Homburg on South Market Street. Homburg, beaten and hospitalized, was in satisfactory condition. Police said the warrant had not yet been officially served when Whiten shot himself.

Frederick Washington County Hospital South Market Street Dwight L. Whiten W. South St Whiten Charles V. Main Frederick Memorial Hospital Main Linda S. Homburg Ms. Homburg Samuel P. Warfield West Patrick Street

City weighs three options in fire station dispute

The city considers challenging petition validity, arguing referendum limits, or using an escape clause to override a referendum if three years pass. Mayor Ronald Young and attorney Robert Osburn plan further meetings after initial talks.

City Eyes Board of Aldermen Independent Hose Co Zimmerman Law Firm Ronald N. Young Robert D. Osburn Jr

Expected higher grocery bills in 1975 due to drought

USDA projections say retail food prices will rise through early 1975 as reduced grain harvests push costs higher. Beef, poultry and dairy will see costs increase with corn and soybean shortages affecting animal feed and meat, eggs, and milk prices.

Washington Agriculture Department USDA Larry V. Summers Department Economic Research Service

Absentee ballots leave Frederick race outcomes unchanged

Absentee ballots and corrected tallies from Washington and Carroll Counties do not alter winners in the Frederick County Senate and Delegate races. State Senator Edward P. Thomas Jr. remains at 12 275 votes with 90 new absentees. Wallace E. Hutton holds 7 106 after 47 more ballots. Delegates Delphey and Virts stay victors with updated two county totals 8 421 and 7 515. Clagett and Moser Jr. hold seats with 7 203 and 3 528 totals. Carroll County adds 84 votes to Charles H. Smelser 12 339 and 69 to G. Herbert Rice Jr. 5 856.

Washington Carroll Frederick County Edward P. Thomas Jr Washington County Washington-Frederick Wallace E. Hutton 3-B Julien P. Delphey C. Clifton Virts Delphey Virts Galen R. Clagett Roger W. Moser Sr Carroll County Charles H. Smelser G. Herbert Rice Jr

Election Board Warns Candidates Over Campaign Posters

County residents complained that campaign posters and literature clutter neighborhoods. Election Board staffers said cleanup is the responsibility of candidates and their agents after notices from the environmental control unit and the election office.

Election Board Environmental Control Department County Health Department

Calley Paroled as Coal Strike Looms

Parole granted for Calley as a coal strike is set to begin Tuesday morning. The notice appears in the early edition alongside weather and other sections.

Key precinct in Md results matches ABC projections

ABC News used a Maryland key precinct in its election night projections and, aside from the county commission race won by Richard O. Curtis and the orphans court contest won by Mary H. Warshowsky, the precinct results aligned with its statewide sample. Returns were gathered by Kay Bresee and Karen Fleer and relayed to ABC in New York City for analysis.

MT. Pleasant ABC News Richard O. Curtis Commission Mary H. Warshowsky ABC Kay Bresee Karen Fleer Frederick County League of Women Voters New York City New York Maryland

Dog sniper harms beloved Great Dane Shatzi in yard attack

Frederick residents report a "dog sniper" shot three pellets into Shatzi the Great Dane outside her Lochti home. The dog is hospitalized in critical condition with pellets in both forelegs and a prior injury noted. Mrs. Paula Lowhti offers a $50 reward for information leading to the shooter as police investigate. Buck the mate mourns as owners urge action to protect other pets.

Shatzi James E. McClellan Animal Hospital Paula N. Lowhti McMurray Street Frederick Area Lochti

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