Eight-Vehicle Icy Morning Crash on U S 340 Injures Couple
A Brunswick couple, Jake and Ethel Trice, were treated for injuries after a chain of five crashes on an icy bridge along U S 340 near Jefferson. Brenda Cogie, 18, Harpers Ferry, lost control triggering the sequence that involved nine vehicles and caused more than 2000 dollars in damage. Multiple Brunswick residents, including Gail Metzgar, Max Hite, Sharon Frye and James White, sustained vehicle damage as police reported no charges.
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Brunswick
U.S
U.S. 340
Jefferson
Cogle
Trice
Leon E. Cook
4To
RED
Knoxville
Sharon L. Frye
Hite
James I. White
Peters Farm Plan Advances In Frederick City
Frederick City's planning and zoning commission accepts a preliminary plan for a 21 acre Peters farm development between East Street and the Monocacy River. The project envisions 0 to 1,000 housing units over eight years with a school site, pools, and 55 acres of recreation, plus a street connection to adjacent land owned by the Independent Order of Col Bellows. Plans also include a large park and multiple smaller recreation sites near each building. The commission approved the plan with one condition. In a separate action, planners supported extending commercial zoning to 16,000 square feet on Locust Street end, noting adjacent West Patrick Street land is already zoned commercial.
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Frederick City
Planning and Zoning Commission
East Street
Monovacy River
Trick Phint
Ttichard I. Zimmermman
Frm
Ct&s Company
Washington, D.C
Bernard Whie
D.cattorney
David Linowes
Scarsdale NY
Zimmerman
Planning
Commiss
Order of
Col Bellows
Joo
Diane
Eat Fap
Wo Housing
Board of Aldermen
David 5S Weinberg
William Jefferies
Locust Street
West Patrick Street
Half Inch Snowfall Melts Quickly In Maryland
A half inch of snow fell in Maryland with little lasting accumulation as sun returned by noon. Cumberland and Hagerstown saw about an inch, while Garrett County reported less. Weather forecasts predict intermittent snow with no major buildup this week, and temperatures rise to around 40 after a low near 28.
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Garrett County
Maryland
Cumberland
Hagerstown
Frederick
Carroll
Commissioner Renn joins Frederick Realty firm
A Irvin Renn completes his term as county commissioner and will join Frederick Realty Inc as a sales representative. Glenn J. Warneking announced the move. Renn served 1.5 terms, four as president of the Frederick County Commissioners, and did not seek reelection. He brings planning and zoning knowledge and county-wide property familiarity to the firm. Renn and his wife Elgie live at 615 Magnolia Ave.
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A. Irvin Renn
Frederick Realty, Inc
Glenn J. Warneking
Renn
Bowral
Frederick
Frederick Realty
Market St
The
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Elgie
Magnolia Ave
Stock market slides as GM cuts loom
The stock market extended its decline for a third session amid active trading. News of planned GM layoffs and cutbacks plus lingering doubt about a tax increase weighed on investor sentiment and contributed to the selling backdrop.
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New York
General Motors
Mother and four children die in Baltimore house fire
A mother Mrs. Marie Hallmeyer 26 and four of her seven children perished in a southwest Baltimore fire at Eagle Street. Betty 6 escaped, two children were at school. One other child was injured and Betty was taken to an aunt’s home. Joseph Hallmeyer, the husband, collapsed on returning home. About 44 firefighters battled the blaze, which was contained after three alarms. The interior of the Hallmeyer home burned out. Hallmeyer works for a package delivery service.
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Baltimore
Bon Secours Hospital
Marie Hallmeyer
Brenda
Timoth Michelle
Tina
Betty
Joseph
Paul
Hallmeyer
Seph
Eagle Street
Hallmeyver
Commissioners Split Over School Needs
County commissioner-elect said he was astonished by public criticism of school construction costs before formal proposals. Democrat Wallace Bo Watten and fellow Democrat Charles B. Collins sparred over bond issues and revised estimates linked to the Catoctin School project amid concerns about low bids and potential cost increases. Superintendent John Carnochin Jr. predicted higher costs if the bond issue proceeds, while Republican Commissioner Russell Z. Horman urged more study before decisions. The exchange focused on whether to defer or alter planned programs based on revised figures and project scope.
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Schoal
Wallace Bo Watten
Charles B. Collins
I Collins
Tatton
Russell Z. Horman
de Carnochan
Edo
Dey Cartas Ete
Wal Squire
Eight German seamen rescued as Nordmeer breaks up
In a brief rescue, a Coast Guard helicopter plucked eight German seamen from the Nordmeer moments before the freighter broke apart in Lake Huron near Alpena. The two- way operation, under 38 minutes, followed hours of 35 to 40 knot winds and 60 knot gusts as Cmdr. George Winstein coordinated nearby ships.
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Alpena
Mich
Coast Guard
Lake Huron
Nordmeer
Thunder Bay Shoal
Jack Rutlichier
Bareberton
Ohio
Ernst-George Steinbeck
Lonnie Mixon
Mobile Ala
Aviatior Mechanic 2.0
David C. Nofite
Joliet, al
Cmdr
George Winstein
Mackinaw
Hamburg
West Germany
Steinbeck
GOP Leader Hails LBJ Plan To Reduce Spending
Senate Republican Leader Everett Dirksen praised President Johnsons plan to trim spending by about 3.4 billion in the current fiscal year, with potential deeper cuts to come. Johnson defended the effort as prudent, noting major budget areas such as defense and uncontrollable outlays like debt interest, veterans aid, farm price supports, and prior contracts.
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GOP
LBJ
Washington
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Johnson
Congress
Dirksen
Jefnson
Austin
Jacobs lists jail personnel changes in Frederick County
Sheriff-elect Cramaine to be sworn in Thursday in Frederick County. Three new deputies will join the sheriff's department replacing retiring staff. The transition includes appointments and reassignments among clerks and office staff as the new administration takes over.
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Jacobs
Sherif
Cramaine
Frederick County
Serif
St Hrorace
Els
Daca
Sheriff's Department
Phave
Alexander
Regulations For Signs Approved In Frederick County
Proposed regulations on signs in Frederick County were sent by the county commissioners before adoption. The panel considered a ban on moving flashing signs and replaced it with rules allowing limited movement and setback requirements. The plan centralizes sign types and limits billboards to 60 square feet with 30 feet setbacks near intersections.
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Frederick County
Tou Square
Sven Sidns
Amd
Iran
Perm Tarm
Varinas
Ian Nene
Scattered fighting and Christmas truces in South Viet Nam
Scattered small fights flickered across South Viet Nam as seven allied nations agreed to observe short truces over Christmas New Year and the Vietnamese New Year in February. Vietnamese and U S reports detailed civilians liberated from a Viet Cong camp in the Mekong Delta, with casualties and an accidental artillery strike near Tan Aven.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Mekong
U.S
U.S. 1St Infantry Division
Tan Aven
Tan Uyen
Bien Hoa
U.S. Army
Plei Djereng
North Viet Nam
Hanoi
Dien Bien Phu
Panhandle
Thanh Hoa
Wanea
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Board of Couthe Commissiors
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Ann Summers
Mexander
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Jean Val Womes
Sfoud Cartel
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Frankie Reyser
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