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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Nov 12, 1974

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Tax delinquent Frederick properties bid at county auction

Rain facilitated the sale of 52 Frederick County tax delinquent parcels totaling about 381 acres valued over 700000. Bidders crowded the courthouse to bid on properties with total due 35512 including interest and a 15 fee, largest parcel 62 acres owned by Willowdale Association Inc valued at 371940.

Frederick County James G. Trout Rt. 40 Willowdale Association, Inc Board of County Commissioners Charlotte W. Yarrell

Rainfall tops one inch in Frederick region

The Frederick region received 1.1 inches of rain today as umbrellas and rain boats appeared. Breezy, partly cloudy and colder conditions are forecast for Tuesday night and Wednesday with temperatures dropping from the 60s today to the low 30s Tuesday night and the low to mid 50s Wednesday. Northwesterly winds of 15 to 25 mph are expected through Wednesday.

Frederick

Robbery at Marlow's Liquor Store Nets About $700

City police seek two black men in an armed robbery at Marlow's Liquor Store at West Fifth and North Bentz Streets just after 10 p.m. Monday. One man flashed a revolver and the other a sawed-off shotgun as Franklin Hildebrand, alone in the store, opened the cash register. They forced him to face the wall while they emptied the register and the safe, taking about $700 in cash. Both suspects in their early 20s are described as clean shaven, one about 5'5" in a brown coat, the other about 5'8" in dark clothes.

Marlow West Fifth North Bentz Franklin Hildebrand Rt. 9 Frederick Hildebrand

Planners Review City Sidewalk Policy And Projects

The Planning and Zoning Commission agreed to study waiving sidewalk requirements on certain properties and asked City Engineer Michael Pue and County Planning Director Larry Johnson to prepare a report for the next meeting. The mayor and Board of Aldermen referred the issue after a petition from Gilbert P. Bohn. The panel also discussed extending Carroll Parkway, annexing 10 acres around Odd Fellows Property, and approved a kiosk at Frederick Towne Mall plus a seven-lot subdivision. The meeting noted sewer readiness and tax base gains. In other news, the New York stock market slid as recession fears and higher foreign oil costs weighed on trading with the Dow around 672.17 and oil prices rising over 50 cents per barrel.

City Planning and Zoning Commission City Hall Michael Pue County Plannings Larry Johnson Board of Aldermen Gilbert P. Bohn Culler Avenue Carroll Parkway Frederick High School Johnson Odd Fellows North Market Street Penn Central Railroad Richard Burgee Frederick Towne Mall East Patrick Street New York New York Stock Exchange Saudi Arabia Qatar United Arab Emirates

Coal strike begins as talks continue across nation

A nationwide coal strike by 120,000 United Mine Workers began at 12:01 a.m. amid stalled contract talks with industry representatives. Negotiations resumed after the 84th session, with key issues including wages and union jurisdiction. Government options loom if talks falter and the strike extends beyond the Christmas season.

Washington United Mine Workers UMW Arnold Miller Guy Farmer Labor Peter J. Brennan Brennan White House

County adds 5 million to pollution control bond plan

County Commissioners approve a further 5 million increase to the Eastalco pollution control bond, raising total costs to 17 million. The extension lasts to December 31, 1975, with Amex Aluminum Co. required to show costs exceed 12 million due to higher labor and material costs.

Eastalco George Hubbard Hubbard Amex Aluminum Co Amex Allegany Lawrence Dorsey John A. Derr Donald Lewis James Bryan Lewis

Hot issue looms as student rights document moves forward

A public hearing on the Maryland mandated Students Responsibilities and Rights document drew about 50 attendees at Middletown Methodist Church. Critics say it amounts to a student Bill of Rights beyond the existing constitutional protections, while officials explain the bylaw requires local adoption and broad community involvement. The draft, prepared by a 13 member committee and due for revision by Nov 25, will go to the Frederick County Board of Education at the Dec 4 meeting.

Board of Education Frederick County Middletown Methodist Church Dorothy Handley Gov. Thomas Johnson High School Donald Hindman ITI West Frederick Junior High Middletown United States of America Maryland Maryland State Board of Education Montgomery Howard Prince Georges

Water shortage and energy job news amid other briefs

Inside The News notes a veterans salute on B12 and a water shortage item on A3. A GIBSON energy job withdrawal appears on A2 alongside tight security for Arafat. Weather forecast shows cloudy conditions with rain and mid 60s highs, cooling to mid 30s to near 40 tonight.

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