Frederick Newspapers Win APME Citation
The Frederick News and Post won a national APME citation for outstanding news photo participation on Sept 5 after two planes collided near Frederick. Photographer Nelson Brooks shared dramatic images with Robert Walker of Fredericksburg VA, aiding AP transmission. this marked the Frederick paper's first such honor.
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Frederick
Nelson Brooks
Brooks
The
Virginia
Robert Walker
Fredericksburg
Free Lance Star
Morning Post
Train Collision Near Rio Kills Dozens
Two trains collided head on before dawn near Nilopolis Olinda, 18 miles northwest of Rio de Janeiro, killing up to 50 people with more than 100 injured. Early reports varied, and authorities could not confirm the final death toll while communications to the crash site were disrupted.
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Rio DE Janeiro
API
Nilopolis
Central Do
Rio
Globo
Blood Drive at Hood Caller Campus Seeks 20 Percent Participation
The Red Cross Bloodarchote plans weekly drives on Thursdays at Hood Callere Campus. Donor registration starts around 5:30 pm on the main gym floor. The program aims to meet a yearly quota of pints, with high turnout from students, faculty, and staff to ensure full community blood coverage next year.
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Rede Cross
Hood Callere
Gsimnasium
Janet
Frederick
Hood
Vallege
Ito
Fourteen Charges After Frederick High-Speed Chase
Kenneth E. Poole, 23, faces fourteen charges after a half-hour pursuit through Frederick starting about 2:30 a.m. on South Market Street. Poole, driving a car owned by Donald F Grimes of Mt Airy, allegedly drove wrong way on a one way street, failed to stop for police, and committed multiple offenses including reckless driving and driving without a license. Trial set for December 12 at Womans Magistrate Court.
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Airy
Frederick
Kenneth E. Poole
South Market Street
Tome South
Thesadt
All Saints Street
Jefferson and
Pearl Streets
Scholls Lane
Poole
Polee
Donald F Grimes
Mt Airy
Peale
Dee 12
Woamoan Magistratess Court
Cpl James
W Smckman
Rezoning Hearing Seeks Major Acreage in County
Frederick County commissioners held two rezoning hearings covering more than 250 acres in western and northern parts. The largest request sought 922 acres along U S 40 near Hawbottom Road for a planned community, with parcels allocated to R-1 R-2 R-3 and commercial zones. Planning officials recommended denial citing water and access concerns. A decision was promised within a week.
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Frederick County
U. S. 40
Middletown Valley
Jock Kline
Richard Zimmerman
James Pamel
Mott and Hayden Associates
Bethesda
Hawbottom Road
Alfred Catsail
Robert W . Wirgan
Thurmont
Ebmer J. Bollinger
Charles F Bowers
Bollinger
Election Results Now Official
The Board of Election Supervisors completed the official canvass of results this morning with no change from the unofficial tabulation other than higher totals for all candidates. A complete list of final figures will be published in Thursday's paper.
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Board of Election Supervisors
Moon Space Heroes Return After Gemini Mission
Houston news conference details the Gemini crew Bailey Lovell and Aldrin concluding the program with a successful descent and splashdown. They describe a four hour five minute set of spacewalks and experiments. The return marks the end of Gemini as NASA eyes future lunar missions at Cape Renneds.
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CVPR
Okrensedy
CVP
Cenit Saustranauts
Bewar
Cap Saimes
Ate Force
Vaghdar Ih
Mein Jr
Phine Atria
Fov
Tworhour Gish
Cathetiaah
Cape
Viannert Spacecraft Center
Horston
Tex
Houston
Lovell
Space
Uher
Aldrin
Charit
le Satgassoa
Timules
Easteast
Cape Renneds
America
Ats
COS
Hemes
Alberatt Cat Harbor
Oomanates Water
Fnes
Bovell
Students See County Government In Action
Middletown High School seniors toured 15 county offices in Winchester Hall and the Courthouse as part of Optimist Clubs Youth Appreciation Week. Students heard from officials on zoning, assessments, and sanitation, then shared lunch after an informative experience separate from class.
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Middletown High School
Winchester Hall
Braddock Heights
County Commissioners Office
Lame Duck
Lawrence A Dorsey
Zoning Board
Dianna Caniford
Dletown
Pam Johnson
Myersville
Pam
Register of Wills
Lota Cli Io
Middletown
Board of Assessments
Oher
Richard Hutwell
Jesse Myers
Bactermlesist
Robert Dutrew
Optimust
TNO
Middletown Hall School
Optimist Club
Youth In Government
3 County Commissioners
President Johnson undergoes double operation successful
President Johnson underwent two procedures at Bethesda Naval Hospital. A right vocal cord polyp was removed and deemed not malignant, while a gallbladder-related hernia was repaired. Surgeons performed the polyp removal in 17 minutes and the hernia repair in 19 minutes, with total operating time about 53 minutes. He will not speak publicly for four to five weeks and will gradually resume liquids and limited activity. Vice President Humphrey stood by in case of emergency.
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Washington
Johnson
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Dro O James C Cam Lane
White House
Bill D. Moyers
Moyers
Wilbur J Gould
George A. Hallenbeck
James P. Osborn
Gould
Hubert H. Humphrey
Movers
Humphrey
Mayers
City Orders Removal Of Store Sign
Frederick zoning board denies permit variance for Lee's Surplus Store sign on North Market Street. The 407 square foot sign violates the 1095 square foot limit and the permit rule. Board rejects postponement. critics say the sign does not add to Frederick's dignity. Continued on page 5.
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Frederick
Rothenhoefer
Theodore Hurwitz
Herbert L. Rollins
Rothenhoeler
Ralph L. Gastley Jr
David Aldridge
Goodlee FE Byron
Byron
Market Street
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J. Rolfe Castleman
Joseph Brown
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Glenda Fink
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