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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Nov 29, 1973

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Disaster Warning Tests To Begin Friday Morning

Frederick will activate eight sirens at 1 am Friday as part of a national warning system test. George J. Stup, director, will flip the switch at the Central Alarm Board to begin weekly tests at 11 am. Six new sirens cost about 10000 dollars with federal funding 0 percent, state 5 percent, and county 25 percent.

Frederick George J. Stup Frederick County Stup Fredericksonians Frederick County Civil Defense and Emergency Planning Agency Central Alarm Board Neil Sandler West Seventh Street

County and State Clash Over Health Planning Funds

County Commissioner Lawrence A. Dorsey says the county will fund its Comprehensive Health Planning Council as the state demands cash and in kind support this fiscal year. Officials dispute over prior understandings and funding levels, with a decision hoped by next Thursday.

Lawrence A. Dorsey County Comprehensive Health Planning Council Dorsey Uss CHPC CHPA Richard Menconeri Menconeri CHP

Mandel Vows No Tax Hike Despite Revenue Drop

Maryland Governor Marvin Mandel pledged no tax increase for at least one year amid expected revenue shortfalls of over seven million dollars in the current fiscal year. He warned that energy costs and broader economic downturn could widen the gap if tax receipts fall further.

Annapolis Marvin Mandel Maryland

Stock Market Mixed After Sharp Wednesday Rally

New York prices were mixed as the Dow Jones average fluctuated after Wednesday's climb. Advances led declines on the New York Stock Exchange by a slim margin, reflecting a cautious trading day for investors.

NEW YORK /AP New York Stock Exchange

Fire in Japanese department store kills over a hundred

A panicked blaze at Taiwo Department Store in Kumamoto, Japan, trapped shoppers on upper floors and rooftops. Officials fear the death toll may exceed 100 with at least 31 women confirmed dead. Firefighters struggled through heavy smoke as survivors recalled chaotic scenes and rescue by helicopter.

Kumamoto Emi Tokyo Masatoshi Tsuruta Entergie Sun Taiwo Department Store

Energy Crisis Seen Slowing Growth in Frederick County

The energy crisis may slow Frederick County growth as residents delay relocation and developers face fuel shortages. A Ramada and Holiday Inn would need a 400000 gallon interim treatment plant while gas and heating fuel scarcity threatens new office leases and overnight travel. Local officials and developers debate impacts on housing, zoning, and agricultural heritage.

Frederick County Lawrence Washington Ballenger Creek Richard Zimmerman Zimmerman Frederick Curtis William Brosius Brosius Sax Brosius Brixons

Frederick County weighs well drilling rules at hearing

Frederick County officials and state and federal water resource experts reviewed a proposed regulation requiring wells supplying new homes to meet a two gallons per minute flow and be approved after December 31, 1973. Officials noted impact on marginal wells while stressing homeowner costs and water reliability amid variable rainfall.

Neil Sandler Naff Weller Federal Water Resource Administrations Frederick County County Commissioners’ Boardroom Frederick County Health Department Schiffman

Walkersville Firm Outlines Expansion Plans

Walkersville Farmers Supply Co. presented preliminary expansion details to the town council. Owner Paul Green described a completely mechanized plant in a 38 by 43 foot concrete building about 100 feet high, aimed at addressing pollution concerns while noting the mill is worn out and operates long hours.

Walkersville Farmers Supply Co Givans Avenue Paul Green

Thieves Strike In Urbana Area Net $3,000

A string of last night robberies in Hyalistown Urbana area netted more than 3000 dollars per state police reports. Break ins hit Burdette Brothers Hyattstown and two Exxon stations. safes opened yielding about 2800, 1000, and 400 dollars respectively. Hobbs Grocery in Thurmont also reported cigarette and cash losses after a window break in. Police described an assailant in a parking lot incident and noted a separate conduct arrest in Frederick.

Carol Harbaugh Hyalistown - Urbana Burdette Brothers Hyattstown Sgt Harbaugh Urbana Exxon Hobb’s Thurmont Guy Hobbs Michael Roop Sagner Frederick

Fuel Shortage Triggers Mass Layoffs Across Industries

The fuel shortage forces thousands of layoffs in auto and aviation sectors including General Motors and American Airlines. Cessna cuts 2400 jobs while Florida foresees 180000 more unemployed by spring. Arab embargoes continue and Senate hearings question oil company practices amid the energy crisis.

Rogers C.B. Morton General Motors American Airlines Cessna Aircraft Co Nixon Florida Algiers Israel United States Ford Foundation Utah Mass Senate Interior Subcommittee National Safety Council

Population Growth Yields Few Benefits

The Commission cautions that continued population growth offers limited national benefits. Ken Fisher argues growth may harm health and environment and require drastic lifestyle shifts for Frederick County as rapid development targets the area. He notes the U S population will rise by tens of millions by 20n0 even with declining birth rates.

Commission Ken Fisher Frederick Reatanans America Frederick County Fisher

Eight Youths Injured In Auto Wreck Near Brunswick

Eight youths were injured when a car veered off Md 444 near Md 78, crossed the center, struck fence posts and a pole, then went down an embankment and rested in the roadway. Driver Donald Ayers Jr., 16, was charged with reckless driving after treatment and release. five other passengers also treated and released. one passenger left the scene.

MD. 78 Frederick Memorial Hospital Uni Donald Thomas Ayers Jr Brunswick Ayers Frederick Mermiial Hospital Bryan Leon Linke Charles Hamilton Lake Jr Knoxville Robert Wayne Elsberry Clayton Joseph Thomas Deborah Ann Roby John Funk C.R Shrum Jr

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