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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 12, 1975

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Nickens Plans Resignation From Neighborhood Panel

Lord D. Nickens said he will resign from the Friends for Neighborhood Progress at tonight’s B&O Station Advisory Committee meeting. The NAACP leader faced criticism from a Black community faction over his ties to the panel and was heckled at a recent meeting.

Lord D. Nickens Friends for Neighborhood Progress B&O Station Nickens NAACP Friends for the Neighborhood Progress B&O Station Advisory Committee Debbie Palm Leaven Gordon Ms. Palm the Julius Shern

Mayor to tell Frederick story to All-America City panel

Frederick Mayor Ronald N. Young will travel to Chicago to represent the city in the All-America City Awards contest. He says Frederick is among 20 selected finalists and plans to stress citizen action on the post office fight, courthouse complex, Operation Town Action, parking deck, building renovations, and garden club efforts to persuade judges.

Ronald N. Young Chicago Frederick National Municipal League Young league

Trustees Accept FCC Audit Despite Objections

Frederick Community College trustees approved the fiscal 1975 audit showing a deficit of 50 801 44 despite Trustee Bonnie Demiray calling for more data on overrun costs In particular the 1974 75 telephone bill rose to about 17 500 from 14 500 in 1973 74 with toll calls accounting for part of the increase The deficit will be funded by the county and echoed concerns over utility costs and overall budget management

Frederick Community College Board of Trustees Bonnie Demiray Demiray FCC Stephens Lewis W. Stephens Electric Ronald Shafer Frances Ashbury Chris T. Matthews

Dear Abby starts in News-Post Family Section

The News-Post adds Dear Abby to its pages with a sample column about a 14 year old girl who has an inappropriate encounter with a man twice her age. Abby warns the minor and notes legal risk for both. The excerpt reflects advice on age and consent in a moral column style.

News-Post Abby YOUNG

Glade Valley Grange wins national Community Service Award

Glade Valley Grange No.417 of Walkersville earned first place in the Community Service Award at the National Grange session in Columbus Ohio. Mrs Maurice Wiles accepted for the local grange. The Glade Valley Junior Grange, started in 1973, placed second in the junior division. Mr and Mrs Wiles serve as matron and patron of the juniors.

Glade Valley Walkersville Columbus Ohio Maurice Wiles

Senate to Reassess U.S. Role in United Nations

The Senate and House condemned the U N General Assembly Zionism resolution with swift nonbinding votes. A Senate resolution urged hearings to reassess U S participation in the U N General Assembly while noting the move risks antisemitism by equating Zionism with racism.

Senate U.S U.N WASHINGTON United Nations United States world assembly houses Congress U.N. General Assembly House Ford Charlestown W. Va Henry A. Kissinger Pittsburgh assembly Palestine Israel World Council of Churches World Council Vatican New York City garment center 37th Street Times Square Seventh Avenue General Assembly Mike Mansfield Hugh Scott Senate Foreign Relations House International Relations United Nations General Assembly

Veterans Day observances honor those who paid the supreme sacrifice

Frederick County commemorates Veterans Day with services at Memorial Park and the courthouse. Major Charles V. Main urged civic action to defend founding principles while honoring veterans from World War I, Korea, and Vietnam. Commander Roland D. Hahn led ceremonies with color guards, wreath laying, and participation by multiple veterans groups.

Frederick County America Frederick American Legion Francis Scott Key Post il Charles V. Main Frederick City Memorial Park National Guard Roland D. Hahn Veterans of Foreign Wars AmVets Navy Fleet Reserve Shangri-La Marine Corps League World War I Veterans Association the Army Reserve, National Guard Disabled American Veterans Legion and Unit 11 Auxiliary Hobart Albaugh Legion Auxiliary Carrie Kennedy Hahn

Woodsboro Produces Bicentennial Poster

Woodsboro unveils a multi colored Bicentennial poster featuring an 1873 town map. The design highlights historic sites such as the Donsife blacksmith shop 1817 and St Johns Church, plus modern plants like Rosebud Perfume and Glade Valley Milling. Proceeds support restoration, walking tour plans, and other Bicentennial efforts.

Woodsboro Frederick County Donsife Barrick Lime Company N. Z. Cramer & Son hardware St. John’s United Church of Christ Oak Hill Church Glenn Lenhart

Mandel aide subpoenas loom in Maryland corruption probe

Felix Weiner, Gov. Mandel’s accountant, met federal prosecutors in Baltimore and refused to say if he had any governor records. Frank DeFilippo, Mandel’s press secretary, faced a subpoena but did not appear by 10 am as officials awaited grand jury testimony. Other subpoenas targeted George Lewis on State House after-hours visitor logs.

BALTIMORE Felix Weiner Marvin Mandel Weiner U.S. Court House Mandel Frank A. DeFilippo DeFilippo court house State House Annapolis office of Maryland U.S. Atty Jervis S. Finney George Lewis state General Services Department Lewis’ department

Wallace announces candidacy and allies rally

Weather and politics brief notes mark shifts in the day. Wallace announces candidacy as cloud cover grows this afternoon with a chance of rain and cooling winds by night. The forecast calls for highs in the mid to upper 50s on Thursday.

Stocks Rally As NYC Aid Hints Boost Wall Street

The market rose in active trading in New York with the Dow up 6.22 points to 844.77 in early action. Gainers led decliners about five to two as investors priced in softer opposition to federal aid for New York City.

New York City NEW YORK Washington New York Stock Exchange

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