Civic Group Plans Protest Over West Seventh Street Rezoning
The College Estates Civic Association and residents prepare to oppose a rezoning on West Seventh Street that would allow a family restaurant. A Dec. 9 hearing before Frederick City Planning and Zoning Commission is scheduled, with MacDonalds involved and a 8 p.m. meeting at Good Shepherd Lutheran Church.
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College Estates
Civic Association
MacDonald Hamburger Corp
MaccDonald’s
MacDonald's
Frederick City
Waverley School Change Order Approved After Dispute
County Commissioners approved a $1,811 change order for Waverley School to switch power lines from overhead to underground. The move, begun without prior approval, followed a Board of Education request and inspector recommendations, ending a dispute over who would pay for the work.
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Waverley
Board of Education
John Stann
New Walkout Slows N Y Commuters
New York reports a renewed walkout by a union at the Long Island Rail Road causing limited service after a two day shutdown. A railroad spokesman said most engineers stayed out and the morning rush was cut to 55 trains from 250 with similar expectations for the evening.
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New York
Long Island
Morton Wins Unanimous GOP Nod For Governor
Rep Hogera C B Morton was unanimously chosen by Maryland Republicans in the General Assembly as their gubernatorial candidate. He said a possible federal appointment could come after Nixon’s inauguration and described his run as a favored-son bid while remaining loyal to the party.
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Annapolis
Rep
Hogera C. B. Morton
Maryland General Assembly
Morton
Richard M._ Nixon
Eastern Shore
Nixon
General Assembly
Spiro T. Agnew
Agnew
Charles McC. Mathias
Maryland
U.S
Inerive
Tyiion
Senate
Edward T. Hall
Hall
Ribbon Cut On 1-70 West In Maryland Opens To Traffic
The I-70 West Maryland project near Myersville officially opened at 11 30 a m with Senator elect Charles McC Mathias Jr cutting the ribbon The ceremony noted I 70 as Maryland s major east west highway easing U S 40 congestion and boosting traffic flow for Frederick and Hagerstown areas An estimated 10 000 vehicles daily will use the section near the two cities rising to about 37 000 by 1985 Rural sections will grow from 8 000 to 32 000 daily by 1985 The 20 2 mile Frederick to Hagerstown span cost about 27 7 million with a 4 8 mile stretch west of Frederick opened Sept 25 Additional openings occurred 1960 1967 for other sections The plan includes dual 340 and tunnels under the new highway with upgrading of U S 40 toward I 70 N.
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Maryland
Myersville
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
Myersville Road
Jerome B. Wolff
State Roads Commission
Marylaxd
Frederick
Hagerstown
U.S. 40
Hancock
Pennsylvania
Sandy Hook
Elmer Derr
Baltimore Beltway
Frederick Bypass
No Paper Thursday in Frederick News Thanksgiving Day
In keeping with the usual tradition there will be no Frederick News Thursday Thanksgiving Day. Editorial office will open 4 p.m. Thursday and the business and advertising offices will open Friday at 8 30 am.
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Frederick News
Market advances on steady New York trading
The stock market rose in fairly active trading with gains leading losses by about 250 issues on the New York Stock Exchange. The Dow Jones Industrial Average posted a small gain as steel, motor, aerospace, rail, and tobacco stocks moved higher.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Thieu Warns Peace Not Expected Soon
President Thieu warned peace would not come quickly as South Vietnam prepares a Paris delegation led by Vice President Ky. He said talks will continue while fighting, and that negotiations depend on Hanoi and the Viet Cong. U.S. officials expect talks to start late December after settling seating and protocol issues.
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Paris
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Thieu
Nouyen Cao Ky
Saigon
South
NLE
United States
North Vietnam
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Thad
Washington
NLF
NLP
South Vietnam
U.S
Saipon
Neuen Cao Ky
Area Churches Planning Thanksgiving Services Across Frederick County
Area churches plan Thanksgiving observances with services and charity activities for the holiday. Dickerson Methodist Church hosts a service on Wednesday with Mt Zion United Methodist. Buckeystown holds an ecumenical service. St Josephs Carrollton Manor and other churches participate. Damascus hosts a dawn service at St Anne’s Episcopal Church.
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Russ Edmondston
United States
Frederick Counllans
Army
Ft, Detrick
East Coast
Stratcom
Dickerson Methodist
Dickerson Methodist Church
Allen
Mt. Zion United Methodist Church
Buckeystown
St. Joseph's
Carrollton Manor
David Kolda
Doubs
Bloodmobile Visit Scheduled in Frederick Today
The Red Cross Bloodmobile will be at the Church of the Brotherhood on West Second Street and Fairview Avenue, registering donors from 1 00 pm to 4 30 pm in the social room. About 200 donors are planned for Thanksgiving Eve with many replies affirmative, and walk in donors are urged to support the blood program on the 27th.
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Red Cross
Prederick
Church of the Brethren
West Second Street
Fairview Avenue
Ted Cross
Ine Foret
Rezoning Decision Delayed Over Myersville Highway Site
Frederick County commissioners postponed a final decision on Humble OU Company’s plan to rezone 15 acres in Myersville from residential to H-2 for a highway service complex. They will review the I-70 interchange area after proponents and opponents voiced views at Winchester Hall and during open hearings, as planners urged denial for master plan conflicts.
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Denis O'Brien
Frederick County
Charles Col Haevant Pasuch Mirnan
County Commissionors
Winchester Hall
Frederick County Planning, 2Nd Zoning Commission
Phin
Opre Master PLC
David S. Weinberg
Humble OU
Baye Eive
Fire- Lire calls reported in early afternoon period
Fire department logs record several Lire calls during the two hours ending noon in an unnamed city county area. A strike team responded to the scene at a local hotel after a reported fire and a $234 charge was noted for equipment.
Officials View Public Employee Strikes In Frederick County
County officials express mixed views on public employee unions and strikes amid 60 of 100 Road Department workers applying to AFL-CIO. Commissioner Tierman says workers have no right to strike if it harms public welfare, while Horman cites potential bargaining and warns against yielding to every union demand. Mayor Derr notes limited power to stop unionization and calls for sincere negotiations and flexible laws.
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Larivy Heslin
Z. Tierman
Frederick County
Road Department
American Federation of State
Afl-Cio
Frst
Horman
New York
Baltimore
Horna
Tewan
Maryland Municipal League
John Derr
Frederick
Guy Wee
Arnold
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