Miller Condon twins birth and funeral notices update
Funeral services were held for Charles Russell Miller of Taneytown and Nellie Catherine Miller of Thurmont with interment at Grace United Church of Christ Cemetery and Garden of Devotion Resthaven. Grafton Condon of New Windsor and Paul W T Lambert notices noted omissions. birth announcements followed for Elisabeth Kathrin and Martin Joerg Pappenberger in Rosenheim and the Chipley family in Dayton, Minn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Russell Miller
Taneytown
Carroll County General Hopsital
Skiles Funeral Home
Gerald D. Fuss
Melvin Lewis
Durbin Fogle
Wilbur Stonesifer
Harry B. Dougherty Sr
Charles B. Eline Sr
Clarence Albaugh
Grace United Church of Christ Cemetery
Nellie Catherine Miller
Thurmont
Graceham Moravian Church
Wallace C. Elliott
Alton Bare
Eddie Dayhoff
Randy Sweeney
Norris Martin
Joey Radtke
Guy Wayne Dayhoff
Garden of Devotion
Resthaven Memorial Gardens
Frederick
Miller
Charles Grafton Condon
Franklinville Road
New Windsor
Barrier Funeral Home
Liberty Road
Winfield
John C. Price
Taylorsville
Joerg Pappenberger
Elisabeth Kathrin
Martin Joerg
Rosenheim
West Germany
Pappenberger
Dwight Collmus
New Market
B. Collmus
Allen Quynn
Tehran boycott talk hinges on domestic oil use cuts
Tehran discussed by officials after a White House conference on libraries. A boycott of Iran could be considered depending on steps the administration takes to curb domestic consumption. White House aides noted allies plan to cut Iranian oil purchases, easing pressure on imports from Iran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tehran
White House
Iran
Jody Powell
U.S
Japan
France
West Germany
Limit on school CIP requests recommended
Frederick County boards and officials weighed a recommendation to cap six year CIP requests at 12 to 14 per year, down from 20. Budget officer Harold Keller urged restraint to avoid overstating needs, while some commissioners opposed the plan as premature though others defended caution and ongoing review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Board of Education
Commission
Mary G. Williams
Adrian McC. Remsberg
Galen R. Clagett
Clagett
Remsberg
IAC
Gordon M. Anderson
Nurses Union Split Sparks NLRB Hearing Dispute
The NLRB faces a dispute over whether registered nurses form a distinct bargaining unit within a hospital union. Cook objects to the division arguing congressional limits on bargaining units in health care while Schnabel cites 1973 Congress refusals to group all health care professionals. He warns hospital action could delay resolution for at least a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cook
Schnabel
Congress
Schnaber
American Federation of Teachers
Afl-Cio
Lavinia Edmunds
Iran frees about thirty embassy staff after takeover
The State Department said Thursday night that around 30 Iranian employees were released shortly after the November 4 embassy seizure. Iran demanded Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi’s extradition before any more captives could go free, and diplomats in Tehran told AP in Bonn that the crisis shows no end in sight. A widening rift appeared between some Iranian officials and the demonstrators who seized the embassy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department
Iran
Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi
Khomeini
United States
Tehran
Associated Press
Bonn
West Germany
City man faces driving charges after bank crash
Frederick police charged Brett E. Johnson, 25, with negligent driving and hit and run after his 1976 Volkswagen Rabbit struck the Farmers and Mechanics Bank at North Market and East Second streets breaking the front window. Johnson admitted hitting the bank after turning wide, striking a curb and mounting the curb at 1:30 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Farmers and Mechanics Bank
North Market
East Second Streets
Richard J. Ashton
Brett E. Johnson
South Market Street
City Hall
Ashton
Johnson
Bank Pvt
Edward R. Kornacki
U S 15 dualization plans delayed by funding constraints
Maryland highway officials outline phased advertisement for the U S 15 upgrade from the Western Maryland Bridge to Putman Road, delaying work until July 1980 due to funding. The plan adds three Owens Creek bridges and combines segments for bid efficiency with a new interchange at U S 15 and Md 806 south of Thurmont, while archaeological studies proceed for early 1980 final design. A musk fragrance note closes the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Maryland Railroad
Orndorff Road
Owens Creek
Putman Road
Cunningham Falls State Park
Maryland
MD. 806
Catoctin Furnace
U.S. 15
Thurmont
Cunningham Falls Park
State Highway Administration
Kenneth Orr
Frederick County
Aldermen Debate City Car Purchase And Energy Use
Bartgis criticizes large cars and energy waste while Ashton promotes 6-cylinder smaller cars to save gas and money. The board leans toward keeping the old bid with flexibility to seek other contracts, as Grimes suggests. Downtown merchant Sanford Blum offered public input during the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartgis
Ashton
Lincoln S. Stull
Grimes
Sanford G. Blum
Hospital nurses appeal rights and board actions noted
Hospital staff issues were discussed as a nurse appeal process was described by a hospital official. The board approved 24 HUD rent subsidies for low income families, a $7500 bid to demolish the Sears building, and an alternate planning commissioner. A park-use request from the Organization for Black Unity was sent to the Parks and Sanitation Committee amid event date confusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herrold
Ashton
Montgomery
Prince Georges
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
SEAA
Department of Housing and Urban Development
William B. duBell
HUD
JHG Contractors
Frederick
Sears
South Court Street
Tim Woodford
City Planning Commission
Woodford
Mountaingate Homeowners Assn
Ronald W. Young
Also Mentioned on This Page
Paul W. T. Lambert
Robert A Chipley
Dayton, Minn
Chipley
Johanne Ace Zeiler
Ned S. Zeiler
Rockwell Terrace
NLRB
Oregon
Lombard
Schrader Wood
East Main St
Middletown
Eddie Rand
Reed Handcrafts
Montgomery Ward
Hoover
FreDeRick Towne Mall
The
Bank of Damascus
Green Valley
Monrovia
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