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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1973

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Flim Flam Artist Victimizes Woman in Frederick Case

Frederick City police investigate a confidence scheme that bilked an unnamed 70 year old woman of cash totaling three thousand dollars. The victim was instructed to withdraw savings from Maryland National Bank and deliver the money to a man at Sears on South Market Street, claiming the bank needed to trap a bank thief and promising a $900 reward. The caller, imitating a bank official, warned against fingerprinting and said the bank would later return the money. Continued on page A-3.

Frederick City Nat Meredith Madley Maryland National Bank Frederick City Police Maryland National Sears South Market Street Marland National Tnat Quistion Io Frederick Cty Hall

Planners Delay Park Space Proviso Action

The county Planning Commission postponed Thursday action on an ordinance requiring land or money for parks in subdivisions. The measure would need 10 square feet per home, based on a federal formula, with regional parks funded by state and federal sources.

County Planning Commission Larry Johnson County Parks and Recreation Commission Gilbert Kingsbury

Parking Restrictions For Fall Festival Parade Route

City police announce parking will be restricted along the Fall Festival Parade route Sunday starting at noon. Barricades go up at 2 p.m. with the parade starting 2:20 p.m. from the fountain at Seventh Street and North Market Street proceeding to Patrick Street and uptown, then to the National Guard Armory. Traffic will be cut off along the route at about 9:15 p.m.

Seventh Street North Market Street North Market Patrick Street Bentz Street Second Street National Guard Armory Eighth Street Ninth Street Tenth Street West Second Street City 13Th Street Severnth Street Motter Avenue 1St Street Church Steet Court Street Middle Alley Sixth Street Klineharts Alley West Patrick Street Carrolltreet Third Street North Bentz Street Dulaney Avenue Memorial Park

Brunswick Mayor Praises Amtrak Service as Great Asset

Brunswick Mayor Jess D. Orndorff hailed Amtrak's extension as a great asset for the area. He noted about 300 daily riders on the B&O and Amtrak and detailed weekday Brunswick to Washington schedules, stressing support for increased service amid the energy crisis.

Brunswick Jess D. Orndorff Amtrak Orndorff Washington B&o U.S. Department of Transportation Tri-State Maryland Pennsylvania - West Virginia

Stock market extends late Tuesday rally in New York

Stock prices moved higher in New York today as brokers and investors bought shares at bargain levels. The Dow Jones industrial average rose 3.99 points to 695.02 at 10:30 am after a recent 105 point decline, with advancers outnumbering decliners about 2 to 1 in early trading on the New York Stock Exchange.

NEW York Sal New York Stock Exchange

Planning Commission Voids Urbana PUD Approval

Planning Commission votes to void its Phase I approval of the Breacre Urbana Development Corporation PUD on the Urbana interchange area. The move cites no Phase II progress and signals possible withdrawal by the County Commissioners unless Phase II is pursued within a year. Mayne protests, while staff and members urge dismissal as projects stagnate.

The County Planning Commission Breacre Urbana Development Corporation Urbana Couny Edward F. Mayne Gerta Sherwood Commission Wart Mayne Jerome Offutt Larry Johnson Communion Commission Bryan Moore Edward F. Holter Lexington Vila Mae Ixwitlangalen Pradcik Offutt Walkersville

Five Member County Commission Urged By Southwest Citizens

Petersville residents from the southwestern Frederick County districts packed an informational meeting Tuesday night urging an enlarged county commission. The large turnout signaled broad support for expanding the governing body and reflected new citizen concern in the area.

Southwest Petersville Frederick County New Concern

MIDFA Topic Of Sertoma Program

MIDFA Maryland Industrial Development Financing Authority will be discussed at a Sertoma Frederick dinner meeting at Bettys Restaurant. Austin E Penn executive director Oliver Fulton and others will join a Q and A session. The 6:30 p.m. event draws attendance from Frederick County residents and local officials.

MIDFA Maryland Penn Oliver Fulton Baltimore Gas & Electric Company Gibson Island Baltimore MV Air Baltimore Gas & Electric

Watergate Panel Probes Illegal Campaign Gifts

The Senate Watergate committee hears from Orin E. Atkins of Ashland Oil Russell DeYoung of Goodyear and Harding L. Lawrence of Braniff Airways about corporate gifts to Nixon's 1972 campaign. Gulf Oil and Ashland were fined the maximum after guilty pleas.

Watergate Panel Washington Senate Watergate Committee Nixon Orin E. Atkins Ashland Oil Co Russell DeYoung Goodyear Tire & Rubber Harding L. Lawrence Braniff Airways Lawrence Braniff Gulf Oil Corp Gulf Claude C. Wild Jr Ashland Wilbur D. Mills D-Ark Henry M. Jackson D-Wash Watergate Committee Howard H. Baker Jr R-Tenn Wild Gull Atkins Watergate Archibald Cox

Zoning Topics Dominate City Meeting Agenda

City officials plan to discuss rezoning 113 acres of municipal land and energy use in decorations at the upcoming Mayor and Aldermen meeting. A new coin counter for Lee H. Smith seeks 1 187 dollars, and multiple planning commission rezoning cases and a zoning ordinance amendment are on the agenda.

Lee H. Smith Planning Commission Vechey-Sikes Charles F. Murphy West Fourth Street R-1 M40

Temperature survey shows city buildings overheat while offices cut power

A Frederick County survey finds indoor temperatures averaging 74 degrees in city hall and County facilities, with some rooms hitting 77 while outdoor temps hover near 40. Officials say old heating systems and faulty thermostats drive high readings. attempts to conserve energy include shutting heat overnight and dimming lights, though some rooms remain uncooled.

Magaha Mary Butcher newBe Betty Rice City Hall Board Michael E Pue Z Jr Pue County Health Department Winchester Hall Ess Herb Ramsburg Ramsburg

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