Three Plead Guilty To Drug Distribution
Charles Winston Weedon Jr 19 of South Bentz Street pleaded guilty to distributing cocaine. Co defendants Wilbur Henderson 33 and Eugene Henderson of Pennsylvania Avenue admitted distributing drugs. Circuit Court Judge Samuel W Barrick granted a defense motion for a pre sentence investigation. Each man faces up to 20 years in prison. Weedon bonded at 3000, Hendersons at 94500 and 4000 property bonds. State dropped charges against George Shelton for conspiring to traffic drugs.
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Charles Winston Weedon Jr
South Bentz Street
Wilbur Adrian Henderson
Eugene M. Hendersan
Pennsylvania Avenue
Samuel W. Barrick
Victor Crawford
Rockville
Dercover
Weedon
Wilbur Henderson
Eugene Henderson
Roberts
Rothenheeler
George Shelton
East All Saints Street
Home Heat Regulations Cut Oil Supply Guarantees
Regulations would lower heat oil guarantees for high priority homes from 90 percent to 100 percent of last year's needs. The plan assumes thermostats drop from 78 to 72 degrees, with suppliers delivering based on new heating needs amid unforeseen complications.
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Associated Press
Proposal to adjust fuel use for reduced building temperatures
The proposal aims to maintain inside temperatures at a lower level than last year's period, with adjustments for hardship cases. If the lower thermostat causes undue hardship, owners or occupants may appeal to the local board.
Rain Delays Deer Hunt with Only One Kill Registered
Fog and drizzle kept hunters out as only one deer was killed today, bringing the season total to 149. The Frederick County harvest lags behind last year's near record, while Pennsylvania reports a statewide total of 29 800 deer killed, up five percent from 1964. The single deer was a 198 pound eight point buck by Tommy Harris of Rt. 6 Frederick, shot at Bush Creek and registered at Delphey's Sports Store. Temperatures stay mild with showers and heavy rain forecast, highs in the 50s to near 60 and overnight lows in the 30s to 40s.
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Tommy Harris
Rt. 6
Frederick
Bush Creek
Delphey's Sports Store
Donald Stull
Rt. 10
Frederick County
Pennsylvania
City Plans To Limit Yale Lights
Frederick officials move to dim downtown Christmas lights this year to meet federal energy saving requests. The plan limits illumination hours and adjusts display timing to reduce energy use amid a government drive.
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Yale
Frederick
Paul Cy
Beansd
Employers Conserve Energy Amid Local Plant Upgrades
Frederick County plants Moore Business Farms Faw and Fedders Corporation Walkersville plus Eastalco gear up to cut energy use. Grove Lime Co. installs plans as Hankin cites likely next year fuel strain while workers from Maryland to Pennsylvania face transportation and recruitment worries.
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Faw
Frederick County
Moore Business Farms
Thurmont
Fedders Corporation
Walkersville
Eastalco
Grove Lime Co
Montagu Hankin
Maryland
West Virginia
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Hankin
Potomac Edison
California Man Dies In U S 15 Auto Accident
A 19 year old California man died in a two vehicle crash on U S 15 near Catoctin Hollow Road. Francis C Stockstill of Hyattsville drove a southbound van left of center and hit a northbound car driven by Robert C Bates of Citrus Heights California. Bates died at the scene. The Thurmont Fire Company arrived after the 11 35 am collision. State police cite driver error as a contributing factor and charges against Stockstill are pending.
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California
US. 15
Catoctin Hollow Road
U.S. 15
Francis C. Stockstill
Hyattsville
Corter Line
Robert C. Bates
Citrus Heights
Cal
Bates
Frederick County plans 1974 79 capital improvements
Frederick County plans include Linganore Middle School in 1978 and a Cold Spring elementary in 1976 to ease pressure on existing schools. Road work near Mt Airy includes overlaying 1.7 miles of Old Annapolis Road and widening sections toward Latganore High, plus 24 miles of Bartholow Kemptown Road and 5 miles of Derrick Road stabilization. A new regional park of 100 acres plus a 1977 library replacement for C Burr Artz are also planned. site choices and timing subject to development.
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MT. Airy
Frederick County
Linganore
Cold Spring
Mt Airy
Larry Johnsen
Singapore
Johnson
Colt Spring
Liberty
Green Valley
New Market
Johnsen
Laukde Longbranch
Planning and Zoning Commission
Nixon Energy Group Considers Rationing and Gas Tax Proposals
The White House energy team, led by John A. Love, meets to study fuel shortage responses. They discuss rationing with a 10 to 15 gallon weekly allowance and a 3 cent gasoline tax, plus broader levies on electricity natural gas and crude oil. No decisions announced.
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Washington
Cary
Nixon
White House
John A. Love
Cnsineratwern
Oil Embargo Tied to Mideast Peace Progress
Secretary Kissinger told leaders progress toward ending the Arab oil embargo hinges on Arab Israeli peace talks. Senators Fulbright and Scott said a December 18 start was possible but warned shipments likely would not resume within days or weeks. Nixon and Kissinger met with a bipartisan group to discuss energy challenges.
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Mideast
Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
Ional
United States
Middle East
J. William Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Sion
Nixon
Kissinger
Scott
Secretary Tells of Pushing Wrong Button on Watergate Tape
In a Washington hearing, Nixon secretary Mary Woods testified she likely pressed the record button instead of stop while transcribing the June 20 1972 meeting with Nixon and Haldeman. The 18 minute gap on the tape is under review by Judge Sirica as prosecutors note the discussion of the Watergate break-in may occur within the muted interval.
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Washington
John J. Sirica
White House
Raee Mary Woods
Nixon
H. B. Haldeman
Jill Wolner
Miss Woods
Sirica
Haldebps
Camp David
Maryland
Haldeman
Ely
Nev
Watergate
Archibald Cox
Habteman
John D. Ehrlichman
Domesic Affairs
Palestinian Guerrillas Free Hijacked Passengers
Three Palestinian hijackers released 27 passengers and 8 stewardesses from a Dutch airliner in Malta after negotiations with Prime Minister Mintoff. The remaining crew were held briefly while the Boeing 747 was refueled and the plane moved toward the Persian Gulf, with many nations refusing landing.
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Valletta
Malta
Persian Gulf
Dubai
Egypt
Lebanon
Kuwait
Damascus
A. W. Witholt
KLM
Witholt
Dom Mintoff
Sewardesses
Market steadies after Monday plunge in New York stocks
The stock market held fairly steady today after Monday's slide described as a technical pause. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials rose to 827.05 by 10 30 a.m. while declines led advances on the New York Stock Exchange with a 10 5 deficit.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Moorer warns of defense deterioration under energy restraints
Admiral Thomas Moorer, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, says the U S military can operate two to three months under energy crisis restraints before combat readiness deteriorates. He cites 18 percent fewer flying hours and 2 percent less Navy steaming time and urges provisions to maintain training and readiness.
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Norfolk, Va
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Adm
Thomas Ho Moores
Armed Forces Staff College
Moorer
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