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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1973

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Deer Harvest Report From Frederick County Hunters

Rainy morning failed to dampen the hunt as 15 deer were checked by area stations. Notable entries include Delphey's Sports Store reports of a 192 pound eight point buck and several others from Thurmont Sabillasville Foxville Emmitsburg and Frederick with varying weights and points.

Donald Stull Frederick Lone Oak Farm Stull Cedric H. Smith Frederick County Delphey’s Sports Donald E. Stull Rt. 10 Delphey’s Joe E. George Rt. 3 Paul W. Hash Geala Fla Charles Fultz Thurmont Ben Esso Donald Brown Foxville Harry Naylor Sabillasville Norman Eckenrode Creagerstown

Boyds Man Killed In Auto Accident

A 21 year old Boyds man died early Friday when his car, carrying two passengers, left Old Baltimore Road near 705, overturned after HS speed. Brother James F. Gardiner 22 of Boyds was in serious condition at Suburban Hospital. Larry A. Rogers 22 of Damascus was treated and released.

BOYDS Old Baltimore Robert Gardiner James F. Gardiner Larry A. Rogers Damascus Gardiner

Union Bridge Man Killed In Plane Crash

Douglas W. John, 30, of Route 1 Union Bridge, piloted a single wing plane that crashed at 3:10 PM. He suffered injuries at the scene and died at Baltimore University Hospital Friday night. State police and Civil Air Patrol secured the crash site.

Union Bridge Bark Hill Scott Key High School Carrs FFA Douglas W. John Rt. 1 John Baltimore University Hospital

Thanksgiving Hope for Frederick Downtown 1973

A Thanksgiving message credits city groups like the Frederick County Landmarks Association and Friends for Neighborhood Progress for restoring downtown Frederick. It salutes new leadership, existing civic workers, and residents who fix buildings while noting challenges from crime, racism, substandard housing, and population growth. The piece highlights plans for a linear park, a West Second Street mini park, and a tiered parking solution, with hopes for preserving the inner city amid urban expansion.

Seenouen Concetta Cs Atutir Dower Acton Co Tolleting City Fir Preservation Advisors Pied County Landmarks Association Inc Frederick Improv Foundation Inc Friends For Neighborhood Progress Frederick Organization For Rehabilitation Frederick Parpte General Assembly Frederick County Golden Mile Frederick City West Second Street Lewis H. Fraley Board of Aldermen Potomac Edison

Officials Seek Refinements In Water and Sewer Ordinance

County Commissioners and officials from Planning Commission Metropolitan Commission and Health Department met in executive session to refine a draft ordinance governing subdivisions larger than 25 and 40 lots for community water and sewer systems. The move aims to curb growth on wells and septic tanks and prevent circumvention by subdividing land into smaller parcels. Debate focused on administration authority and data on soil suitability, with critics urging Health Department leadership in the proposal.

Metropolitan Commission Health Department Who Dev Charles G. Spicknail Develo Hue Planning Commission

Nixon to address fuel crisis and possible rationing

Indications Nixon will outline Sunday a plan to curb energy shortages with Raseline sales limits and a home heating fuel rationing system. White House aides say the speech will detail measures to curb consumption and spread relief to consumers and businesses.

Nixon Mano Peau Tad Nixons Botn Love Melvin R Laird Nixon Laird

International oil firms blunt embargo goals in covert trade routes

International oil firms, many American owned, are said to blunt Arab embargo effects by setting distribution guidelines and diverting non Arab oil from Iran to nations facing boycott. A large black market has emerged with prices two to three times official rates as fleets reroute tankers and some favored countries face reduced supply.

Neat Middle East Israel Roulu United States France Britain Netherlands Kuwait America Iran Bovcotts

Mideast Tensions Increase as Talks Continue

Egyptian and Israeli negotiators held hours of talks on implementing a six point cease fire but failed to decide troop withdrawals. Both sides agreed to meet again Sunday amid rising cease fire line tensions and reports of minor clashes on both the Egyptian and Syrian fronts.

Associated Press Israel Middle East Soviet Union Tel Aviv Egypt Mohamed of Gamasy Aharon Yariy U.N

Agnew Denies Plea Justifies Disbarment

In Annapolis AP report former Vice President Spite of denied plea critics claim disbarment action. The article notes the court appointed a three judge panel from the Circuit Court to handle proceedings and recommend any action. Agnew is described as having been admitted to the bar in Maryland and not currently practicing law while serving in public office.

Annapolis Apity T Agnew Jon Anton Corcult Court Baltimore County Maryland United States

Fuel Ration Plan Aims 15% Home Use Cut 10% Industry

A national fuel oil rationing plan approved by the federal government would cut residential No 2 oil use by 15 percent by lowering thermostats six degrees and require businesses to reduce heating by 10 degrees. Heavy industry would trim consumption by 10 percent. The New England Fuel Institute backs the plan and outlines weeks of discussion before implementation.

Hoston New England Fuel Institute Burkhardt Institute New England Instate

Traffic Toll Marked During Thanksgiving Weekend

The nation’s traffic death toll reached 297 by 10 a.m. today as Fox covered much of the eastern half of the country. Rain fell along the Northwest coast and in the midcontinent, with snow slowing travel in interior Northwest regions. The count started at 5 p.m. Wednesday and ends at midnight Sunday.

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FCVA to Send News Issue in Care Packages Overseas

The Frederick County Veterans Association will include today’s News issue in care packages for local service members abroad. FCVA members plan to meet Sunday afternoon at the Eagles to prepare the parcels for mailing Monday.

Frederick County Veterans Association FCVA the Eagles

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