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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1970

Page

3

New County Codes Urged By Frederick Planners

Frederick County Planning and Zoning Commission urged the new county commissioners to adopt building, plumbing and electrical codes and to study housing needs. They supported a staff study over a lay task force, and discussed a county Housing Authority to expand subsidized housing. Public facilities plans for schools libraries and safety were provisionally approved. St John’s University noted as largest Roman Catholic college.

Margaret Hindman Frederick County and Planning and Zoning Commission Lawrence Johnson Commission Johnson Frederick County Planning Commission County Commissioners Board of Commissioners Bo‘ca Underwriters Speer Frederick Edward Holter North Market Street Community College

Grand Jury Sees Record Indictments in Frederick County

A Frederick Grand Jury session produced 61 indictments from 62 presentments, a record for the county. Indictments have risen this year due to improved investigations and community cooperation, with 77 indictments so far in 1970 versus 78 for all of 1969. The panel, 19 women and four men, faces logistical strains using the same circuit courtroom for grand and petit juries.

Frederick Frederick County Grant Robert 5S. Rothenhoeler Circuit Court

Guerrillas Rob Bank In Uruguay

Tupamaro guerrillas robbed a Montevideo bank of jewels worth 94 million and $48,000 in cash early today after kidnapping several employees and taking vault keys. Eight men and three women participated in the burglary at the Bank of the Republic branch used as a depository for pawned items.

Montevideo Uruguay Bank of the Republic

Jerry Rubin Arrested In Belfast Raid

Amer ican Yippie leader Jerry Rubin and Stew Albert were arrested in south Belfast after Rubin’s seven day visitor visa to the United Kingdom expired. Brian Flanagan was not taken into custody. The men protested the arrest arguing loss of British authority and warned of possible U S repercussions.

Belfast Northern Ireland Jerry Rubin United Kingdom Rubin Youth International Party Stew Albert Brian Flanagan Albert England Ireland Irish Revolutionary Movement Britain United States

Beltway plan would be built in sections to meet future need

Holter explains the county master plan for a circumferential Beltway is not for next year but for future development around Frederick. If adopted, the highway would be constructed in sections as needed. Hearings were held countywide last spring and at Planning Commission meetings. The plan goes to county commissioners for further hearings before final action.

Frederick Holter Planning Commission

Senate actions span trade, parks, air, and consumer protection

Mathias outlines steps to reform welfare tied to trade policy, cautions against temporary relief that raises prices and barriers. He cites hearings on a Chesapeake and Ohio Canal National Historical Park and a 20,000 acre Potomac River park. He notes funds for the Chesapeake Bay Research Center and talks on auto exhaust reductions and a Buyers Guide for Clean Air. A bill to create an Independent Consumer Protection Agency passes Senate committee, plus crime control measures and narcotics law revisions.

Senate U.S Mathias Senate Interior Subcommittee On Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Maryland Potomac River Washington Cumberland Mississippi Congress Chesapeake Bay Rogers C. B. Morton Government Operations Committee Consumer Protection Agency White House Judiciary Committee

Life’s birth conditions seen on Jupiter by scientists

National Geographic reports that some scientists suspect Jupiter could host life as they note similar circumstances and elements to Earth’s early history 4.5 billion years ago.

National Geographic Jupiter Earth

Declaration of Report of Condition by Directors

The undersigned directors attest the correctness of this report of condition and declare that it has been examined by us to the best of our knowledge and belief is true and correct.

T. Benjamin L. Shuff Benjamin L. Shuff

Subdivision Plats Win Approval by Frederick County Panel

The Frederick County Planning and Zoning Commission approved seven subdivision plats including four lots at Fairview on McKaig Road ten lots at Middletown View Pal mer Road five at Gold Mine Estates on Gold Mine Road and eight at Ford Road Acres on Ford Road. Preliminary approval for three lots at Devilbiss Estates on Blue Mountain Road with access corrections and a 136 unit Apollo Heights section on Devilbiss Bridge Road were granted pending revisions. Prospect View earned 40 lots with direct six lot connections. Arthur Bowis and Jim Gibbons asked for map corrections on their 8.9 acre R-2 and 27.9 acre R-3 rezoning plan, to be revisited at the December hearing.

Frederick County Devilbiss Estates Blue Mountain Road Apollo Heights Devilbiss Bridge Road Devilbiss Road Prospect View Prospect Road Point of Rocks Arthur Bowis Jim Gibbons Commission

GOP Women Hold State Meet Here

The Republican Women’s Federation of Maryland opens a two day meeting at the Holiday Inn in Frederick drawing 150 to 200 members from across the state. Registration runs noon to 2 p.m. with a banquet and a late dinner program followed by entertainment and an officer election Saturday morning.

Republican Women’s Federation of Maryland Holiday Inn Frederick Lucille Potts

Blast Victim Loses Sight In Explosion Near Harmony Grove

Eugene Harold Andrew, 23, of Thurmont, son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Andrew, is reported in poor condition at Frederick Memorial Hospital after a dynamite blast while working on a sewer line to Frederick Community College near Harmony Grove on October 27 He is confined to the ICU but can receive visitors and has lost sight of both eyes The sponge note appears as a nearby scientific aside about marine sponges and a freshwater family

Eugene Harold Andrew Clarence Andrew Thurmont Frederick Memorial Hospital Young Andrew Frederick Community College Harmony Grove Andrew

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