Library project faces historic approval and creek routing debate
City planners urge quick Historic District Commission approval for a two story L shaped library facade on East Patrick Street while debating Carroll Creek routing for flood control. Land take is unlikely though decisions await finance and design input from Mills Clagett & Wening architects led by Peter Wening amid the Frederick County library project.
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Mark F. Horak
Historic District Commission
East Patrick Street
Horak
Victor R. Jagow
Mary Ann C. Ford
Frederick couple files bankruptcy petition in US court
A Frederick City couple Stanley L Fink Jr and Deborah A Fink file bankruptcy in US Bankruptcy Court listing 1964 57 in assets and 5688 89 in liabilities on North Market Street Baltimore AP reports Maryland Numbers Game results reveal 028 while Pennsylvania Daily Lottery yields 552 and the Lung Association of Mid Maryland urges pneumonia vaccine for seniors and chronically ill two year olds with physician approval.
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Frederick City
Stanley L. Fink Jr
Deborah A Fink
North Market Street
Baltimore
Maryland
Lung Association of
Mid- Maryland
Wachter Bros. workers reject Retail Clerks union bid
In a secret ballot conducted by the National Labor Relations Board, 43 Wachter Bros. warehouse employees and drivers in Frederick voted 29 to 12 against representation by Retail Clerks Local 92 affiliated with the United Food and Commercial Workers. The election followed union and company campaign efforts with Wachter Bros. represented by the Baltimore firm Shane Rosenthal. Vice President Elmer Wachter praised the decision as a vote of confidence.
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National Labor Relations Board
Wachter Bros., Inc
Frederick
United Food and Commercial
Labor Board
Wachter Bros
Baltimore
Shane & Rosenthal
Elmer Wachter
Iran crisis deepens as U N debates hostage stand
In a fiery U N debate, Ayatollah Khomeini rejects a U N package deal tying hostage release to ending the embassy siege. US and Iran clash over timing as Carter vows to defend the nation’s honor. Tehran unrest rises with Shiite days of mourning and threats of violence around the embassy siege.
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Kbomenim
Council
United States
Irenians
Sheh Mohammad Reza Pablasi
Ayatollah
Sheh
Iran
Tren
Crvil Agen
Hus
Donald F. McHenry
State Department
Washington
U.S
U.N
Carter
Jamzi Shemirani
Mohammed
Hossein
County Fire Radio Plan and FCVF&HA Merger Talks
Liberty town official warns of dispatch conflicts as Fort Detrick Fire Department wins a shared radio channel. The move aims to improve county wide emergency coverage with unit 99 assigned by Chief Dispatcher Trimmer. A merger with the Frederick County Volunteer Fire & Rescue Association is discussed to unify budget hearings and services under one organization.
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Chip Jewell
Libertytown
Fort Detrick
Frederick County Volunteer Fire & Rescue Association
Buddy May
Urbana
Ernest Hughes
Wolfsville
John Hahn
Jim Mackley
Thurmont
Fcvf&ha
Smith
Fcvf&ra
Crash near Antarctica fuels search for missing airliner
Reported loss of radio contact occurred about 2 p.m. Tuesday as flight over Antarctica neared McMurdo. Officials attributed the break to sunspot activity. By 6 p.m. EST the airline said the plane was overdue for a refueling stop at Christchurch and would have exhausted its fuel shortly before. The U.S. mission at McMurdo Station began coordinated search efforts.
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New Zealand
Antarctice
McMurdo
Christchurch
South Island
McMurda
Kennedy escapes injury as knife-wielding woman rushed Senate office
In Washington a woman carrying a knife rushed the reception room of Sen Edward M Kennedy prompting Secret Service agents to intervene. One agent was cut on the wrist. Kennedy, seeking the Democratic presidential nomination, said he learned of the incident later and that it was being handled by Secret Service.
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Washington
Secret Service
Edward M. Kennedy
Senate
Kennedy
Plane search expands with multiple aircraft over missing flight
Sound led a search for a missing plane with five aircraft including two C-130s a C-141 and two helicopters. An Orion from New Zealand joined the ocean search south of New Zealand while the Starlifter retraced the airliner's route. Byrd Jr was to fly over the pole on a commemorative mission but his presence aboard could not be confirmed. Air New Zealand reported no prior passenger losses. Mountaineer Peter Mulgrew, associate of Sir Edmund Hillary, provided commentary aboard.
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Sound
Orion
New Zealand
Harry F. Byrd Jr
Virginia
South Pole
Todzx
Pole
Richard E. Byrd
Starliter
Air New Zealand
Peter Mulgrew
Sir Edmund Hillary
Mount
Everest
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