17 Nov 1975
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1975
Page
1
FBI final 1974 crime summary shows 18 percent rise with 20 000+ killings and $2.6 billion in stolen property. Teens account for about one third of 10 million crimes, firearms used in 68 percent of murders and 44 percent of robberies, with 4 821 offenses per 100 000 citizens.
At a chateau near Paris the leaders of the United States West Germany Italy France Britain and Japan promise to fight unemployment inflation and energy woes. They seek stable durable growth and to prevent a new inflation surge while admitting no fixed exchange system.
A public hearing is set for 7 30 p m sponsored by the Maryland Department of Transportation to discuss relocating and improving a three mile segment of Md 75 south of New Market. The plan links Green Valley Road with Fingerboard Road to I 70 with four main alternatives and a do nothing option.
Frederick city officials reaffirmed the five member City Police Commission and its powers to hire and fire policemen hear appeals and examine candidates. The panel chaired by Harry H Reid includes Edward C Hartmann George A Ziegler John W Morgan and Elinor Brown and will meet at 7 30 p m in City Hall.
Former Judge Edward S. Delaplaine will publish an eight part local history series in the News-Post starting this week. The first installment highlights Francis Scott Key and Roger Brooke Taney with notes on church figures tied to local land, funding, and church lamps. The second installment appears Friday November 21 with subsequent Tuesdays and Fridays. New York AP stock market report follows.
Summary of a news table item notes potential Supreme Court nominees being screened, mentions Catholic positions on abortion and a teenage writing challenge. It also references Russians and a Syrian MIGs issue and a person named Will From, with a brief weather line predicting warm days and cool nights with minimal rain through Tuesday.
Ed Howe’s line urges finding humor in hardship to sustain resilience in old age, reflecting the American writer’s wry philosophy about adversity and laughter as lasting companions.
Susan Marie Hawkins, a Gov. Thomas Johnson High School senior, was named 1976 Junior Miss at Frederick High School. First runner up and Miss Congeniality was Cindy Louise Shaffer. second runner up was Linda Marie Vars. Judging covered fitness arts poise scholastic achievement and interviews.
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