Landfill Opponents Appeal Frederick County Site ruling
Opponents of the Reichs Ford Road landfill filed a new appeal in Circuit Court seeking grounds for contesting the Board of Appeals decision to permit the 103 acre site. They have 10 days to file and the county would have 30 days to answer. Frederick City, facing a full landfill, trenches to expand space at Gas House Pike and weighs future use of the county site amid looming Maryland air regulations.
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Larry Heslin
Frederick County
Reich's Ford Road
Frederick City
Board of Appeals
Robert E. Clapp Jr
Gas House Pike
Maryland
Linganore School Plans Addition by Fall 1970
Linganore High School PTA questions centered on crowding and the planned expansion. Dr Edward Hamilton said the addition would be completed by fall 1970 as enrollment pressures grew from initial space and new students. The district faces textbook and materials shortages due to rising costs, influx of students, broader vocational programs, and delayed state budget orders.
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Linganore High School
PTA
Edward Hamilton
Pera
Linganore
Robert Hess
Singapore
Change Order Controversy At Waverley School Meeting
The Board of Education and County Commissioners convene to discuss a disputed change order for Waverley School construction. A request to convert electrical lines from overhead to underground was rejected after work already neared completion without approval, leaving who will pay for completed work unresolved.
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Board of Education
Waverley
Rose Hill Manor Report Delays Crest of Restoration Plans
County Commissioners hear from the Historical Committee on Rose Hill Manor restoration progress and costs. an extension preserves the $5,000 down payment. The $401,400 project is partly funded by a $125,000 state grant yet to arrive, awaiting approval from Gov Spiro Agnew and the Board of Public Works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Hill
Parks and Recreation Commission
Maryland
Thomas Johnson
Rose Hill Manor
Frederick County
State Board of Public Works
Spiro Agnew
Agnew
Break Seen In Crisis Over Money
Bonn reports easing pressure to revalue the mark as top Western money managers meet to resolve the monetary crisis. Officials say outlines for a solution are emerging after a long session. France reports reserves drop to under 4 billion dollars as markets close.
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Bonn
Germany
West Germany
Franz Josef Strauss
Conrad Ahlers
Paris
Bank of France
France
Market dull after Wednesday close drags Dow lower
The New York stock market opened flat after exchanges closed for the day to catch up on paperwork. The Dow Jones industrial average slipped over four points as blue chips weakened while gains in other issues kept some balance.
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New York
Lesses
Fire Log Brief Report From City Call
A fire log entry records a fire call during the 24 hour tour ending at 1 am. City details include numbers 66-4900 and county 662-6343 for contact or dispatch.
Three U.S. Aircraft Shot Down At Da Nang
Saigon AP reports three U.S. aircraft down near Da Nang killing eight Americans and wounding 12 others. The events follow shelling of Da Nang area and a day of heavy fighting as Viet Cong and North Vietnamese forces suffer higher casualties.
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U.S
da Nang
Nan Nang
Gald
South Vietnam
1St Marine Division
196Th Light
Combal
Temperature Dips To 26 Degrees In Latest Cold Snap
The thermometer fell to 26 degrees last night the coldest reading since April 6. The day’s high was 39 with a low around 26. Forecasters warn of another cold night with possible 24 to 20 degrees and a warm up expected Friday.
Pope Planned Hanoi Trip
Vatican disclosed Pope Paul VI was willing to visit Hanoi this month if circumstances were favorable. He wrote Nov 1 to Archbishop Khue saying he would have willingly come to encourage North Vietnam Catholics in their hard trials, but no plan or peace mission indication was given.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
Hanoi
Vatican
Vietnam
North Vietnam
Arche
Joseph Marie Trinahte Khue
Line Nol
Red Cross Maps Holiday Project in Frederick
The Frederick Chapter of the Red Cross offers Voices From Home, a project sending Christmas messages to relatives overseas. Residents record 10 to 15 minute voice tapes at Red Cross HQ on South Market Street from 1 to 4 pm with a small fee for postage. Four recorders are provided. messages are mailed to service members, with a world map pin showing where they are stationed.
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George Dorsey
Mommie
Voices From Home
Jheartfelt
American Sted Cross
Frederick
The
Red Cross
Rted Cross
South Market Street
Frederick County
Susan A. Kelly
Tammy G. Kelly
Ste
Maxwell Kelly
USA Army
Fow
Sho ‘Trang
Viet~ Nam
Tommy
Kelly
Hotme
Seo Maxwell Kelly
Sie
Manwell Kelly
Somlay
Ed Cross
Sath Market Streets
Minto
Gear Taoraey
Rescue Hopes Fade For 78 Trapped Miners
Dense smoke and intense heat kept rescuers from reaching 78 miners trapped by explosions and a fire at Mountaineer Coal Co. No. 9 mine in Mannington West Virginia. Only 21 were rescued. officials warned of slim chances for the others as efforts continued amid dangerous conditions.
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Mannington
Cap
Ming
Mountaineer Coal Co. No. 9
West Virginia
Harry Turner
Consolidation Coal Co
Mountaineer
Inital
Turner
William Poundstone
Consolidation
Union Hall
Poundstone
Moundstone
Leslie Ryan
West Virginia Department of Mines
Smith Asaid
Farmington
Mononpah
W.waming
Hormony Falls
W.va
Lord Be With Us Miner Says After Escape
Four miners rescued from Mountaineer Coal Co No 8 mine in West Virginia describe a harrowing escape from a blaze. Lewis Lake 55 and George Wilson 54 cite divine aid and veteran resolve as they and three others survived on a ventilation shaft until surface rescue. Alva Davis recalls searching for Paul Anderson, the missing crew member, amid the dangerous, dust filled mine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mannington
W.va
Fairmont General Hospital
West Virginia
Lewis Lake
Owings
George Wilson
Alva
Davis
Paul Frank Anderson
Paul
Mountaineer Coal Co
Lake
Nozer Vandergift
Af Oweinga
Vandergift
Wilson
Iketo
Czech Youths End Sit-In Ends Peaceful Demonstration
In Prague a four day student all In strike ended peacefully as thousands of red eyed students left university buildings at noon. A split appeared between Czechoslovak Communist leaders and a younger generation seeking freedom after the Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia in August.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
Czech Technical University
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Linganore School
Stock Market
Patrick Street
Frederick Gas Company
J. Rolfe Castleman
Red Cross Maps
Tommy Kelly
Cervineg
Mra
Eva Kelly Feonter
Tammy
Rat Stranght
Ernie
Lape Ceeder
Fred Crose
Llewellyn
Mamos
Fairsmont
William Withrow
Fairmont
Hone
Charles Pricester Jr
Hulett Smith
State Department of Mines
Elmer Workman
Miner
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