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News

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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1978

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3

Mayor Young Critiques Downtown Zoning Plans in Frederick Style Compare

Frederick Mayor Ronald N Young criticized the proposed city comprehensive plan saying downtown zoning is too restrictive and could block small shops in residential areas. He urged allowing more commercial activity, citing Annapolis conservation zoning as a model, and announced a Dec 7 public meeting in City Hall with discussions on traffic device removals and future lighting plans.

Ronald N. Young Frederick Annapolis Young City Hall Catepetl Art Gallery West Second Street North Market Street South Market Street All Saints Street

Assassination Fear Frays Cult Headquarters Says Temple

The Peoples Temple, based in San Francisco, faces federal murder risks as detectors claim hit squads are spread nationwide to target dissidents. Witnesses, including a former follower in Berkeley, describe plans and Mafia-linked contracts to ensure survivors remain silenced.

United States Guysns Peoples Temple San Francisco Jones Wands Johnson Berkeley Calif Mra

Eastalco trial unfolds with slow pace and long schedule

In a high stake damage suit, Circuit Judge Barrick weighed night sessions as Eastalco witnesses doubled down on emissions impact. Shenker backs evidence of fluoride escape linking to farm and animal damage while Eastalco president Armintrout disputes proven harm. The trial, already two days behind, may run two to four more weeks with testimony continuing.

Circuit Court Samuel W. Barrick Shenker Eastaleo Harvey P. Armintrout Armintrout Eastalco

Thanksgiving ecumenical services spread across Thurmont area

A long list of Thanksgiving services is planned across Thurmont and surrounding communities. Participating churches include United Methodist, Lutheran, Catholic, and Church of Christ congregations with multiple pastors hosting. The events cover 7 p.m. and morning services, sermons, testimonies, and a sunrise ceremony at Eyler’s Valley Chapel led by David W. Simpson.

United Church of Christ Lewistown Coral Yoeurn Frederick Baptist Temple St. Joseph's Roman Cathol Church Buckettstown Thomas Stewart St. Paul's Emmitsburg W. Ronald Fearer First Church of Christ, Scientist Margaret C. Belli Helen J. Miller Quinn African Methodist Episcopal Chapel Willis Wilson Covenant Players Arama United Methodist Church Walkersville Evangelical Reformed Church W. Church St Fred Wenner Jackson United Methodist Church Alonxo Graham Purdum Luther O. Brown Sugarloaf Mountain Community Church Floyd N. Lyles Eyler’s Valley Chapel David W. Simpson Catoctin High School Eyler's Valley Flint Road MD. 550 Thurmont Women’s Society of Centennial Rates Methodist Church

Jury weighs fluoride findings at Alumax plant trial

Armintrout outlines scrubber failure and state air quality recommendations while Eastaleo farms near the plant face concerns over fluoride in cattle urine samples. Defense blocks confidential memos as prosecutors push for environmental reports and corporate impact. Judge Barrick sets schedule shifts as trial lags two days behind, with no court on Thanksgiving Day.

State Bureau of Air Quality Eastaleo Alumaz Inc Howmet Inc Defense Attornney Benjamin Rosenberg Shhenker Rosenberg Robert G. Smith Alumax Ian McDonald

Three Injured in Two Separate Maryland Crashes

Frederick County residents suffered injuries in two traffic incidents Tuesday. Robert J. Obler 18 of Emmitsburg was admitted in satisfactory condition. Eric Lee Gideon 18 and James William Woodley 16 of Thurmont were treated and released. One collision on U S 15 at Patrick Street Interchange involved Gibson driving northbound and led to reckless driving charges. A second crash on Md 550 near Owens Creek bridge involved Ohler as a passenger and driver James Donald Biser 14 charged with unsafe backing.

Frederick County Robert J. Obler Rt. 1 Emmitsburg Frederick Memorial Hospital Eric Lee Gideon Thurmont James William Woodley Gibson U.S. 15 Patrick Street Donald Henry Wittenbrook Agleboro N.C West Patrick Street Owens Creek Bridge Ohler Woodley James Donald Biser Biser

Two Frederick Residents Arrested for Prostitution and Assault

Frederick City Police arrested Sherry Lynn Dove and Claude Lee Dove on prostitution and assault charges after an incident at the I-70 Truck Stop on Md. 5 and I-70. Claude Dove, 19, allegedly spoke with officers, claimed a prostitute, and grabbed a loaded 33 caliber rifle. Both suspects from West Patrick Street were jailed pending district court hearings.

Frederick Frederick City Sherry Lynn Dove Claude Lee Dove Ageault West Patrick Street Richard Asbhten Claude Dove

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