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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Oct 01, 1973

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GOP Committee Backs Study Of Five Member County Board

The Frederick County GOP backs public hearings on creating a five member County Commissioners board. Delegation in Annapolis will seek input from all interested groups and individuals, with state legislators conducting hearings. The committee lists officers including William B. Crum and Garland Feaga among others.

GOP Frederick County Maryland General Assembly Chevaug x Thomas and Lidegat Ginon Virts Wallace Toto Julies P. Delphey Board of State Senate House of Delegates State Central Committee Bowlus William B. Crum Garland P. Feaga J. Harold Hooper Ralph L. Gastley Jr Mertle H. Duvall Walter A. Martz

Officials Reconsider PUDs In Farm Zones

Frederick County Commissioners approve the Federation request to have the Planning Commission review PUDs in A-1 agricultural zones. Critics call PUDs in wide farmlands questionable and urge safeguards, noting limited appeals to circuit court and urging preservation of open space trees and topography.

Frederick County County Planning Commission Frederick Circuit Court FOCF Curtis

Rain forecast for Frederick area this week

A low pressure system to the west will bring rain and cooler temperatures to Frederick later today and tonight. Expect cloudy skies with a 10 percent precipitation today rising to 40 percent tonight and into Tuesday, then partly cloudy by Thursday and Friday with temperatures in the upper 70s and lower 80s.

Frederick Peristo

Realtors Hear Johnson Discuss Land Use Tonight

Realtors in Frederick County will hear James Lawrence Prasser Johnson discuss land use and its implications. The program titled State Land Use and Implications for Frederick County meets at Watson's Family Restaurant at 6 20 p m.

Johnson Frederick County Prasser James Lawrence Watson Maryland Frederick Eens Peat Sezaion General Assembly

Gasoline Prices Inch Up In Frederick Area

Local distributors report gasoline and kerosene price increases with some prices already up since last Friday and more rises planned this week. Exxon says dealers set pump prices beyond company control while Gulf and Cities Service brands report varying adjustments. National forecasts by Nixon energy adviser and White House energy official suggest further price rises of up to 15 percent in the next six to twelve months.

Frederick Crown Oil & Wax Co. Inc East Patrick Street Ewing i Company, Inc East Church Street Cities Service Products Glenco Oil Company Gulf Petroleum Products Exxon Company USA PJ. O'Connor Exxon Nixon John A. Love White House Energy Policy Office

ICC Cautions Against Penn Central Shutdown

The ICC warned Judge Fullam against ordering a Penn Central shutdown noting no solution to its finances. It urged expedited hearings to examine track use and possible alternatives like trucks, and called for broader northeast rail issues. The agency favored federal state aid and proposed plans to restructure with oversight of real estate and management. The Oct. 12 hearing date was set.

Washington Interstate Commerce Commission Penn Central Railroad ICC Penn Central Pha Dang Indh Ge Oher Tvity Amtrak Judge Fullam Ecrow

Fire Log Summary From Early Morning and Evening Calls

Fire calls reported through the hour ending at 10 agT. At 2:33 a.m. near 19 East Fifth Street, smoke investigation with Juniors responding. At 5:29 p.m. a barn fire at County Clay Farm on Woodville Road with multiple departments responding including New Market Mt. Airy Damascus Libertytown Hyattstown Independents Laytensville and Woodsboro. Ambulance calls noted as routine. Jael population not specified.

East Fifth ST County Clay Woodville Road New Market Mt. Airy Damascus Libertytown Hyattstown Independents Laytensville Woodsboro

Guides Needed For Children's Museum Here

Rose Hill Manor Children's Museum hosts a 11 a.m. coffee hour on Tuesday October 2 to recruit guides including seniors and Black community members. Docents will explain exhibits such as a new water mill by Gilmore Lescalleet and items donated by Thomas Johnson High School students. Kinderfest on Saturday October 27 features children’s art, crafts, pumpkins and a parade with rain date November 3.

Rose Hill Manor Frank Willson Thomas Johnson High School

Agnew vows innocence as political career attacked

Vice President Spiro Agnew denounces accusers in a nationwide speech at a Republican women’s convention claiming a frame up by powerful figures in Maryland and the Justice Department as federal probes into kickbacks and contracts continue. He meets California GOP leaders amid questions on his political future and insists he would not resign if indicted. Page A-5.

Palm Springs Agnew Andes Calfornia Loux Angeles Maryland Justice Department California Uedec Tae Duke Anderwon Baltimore County Regan Marin Elliot L. Richardson

Mandel Names Panel To Study Contract Awards Without Bids

Gov. Mandel appoints an 11 member task force led by Dr. Abel Wolman to study non bid awards for engineering and architectural contracts in Maryland. The panel aims to propose legislation by Dec. 1 amid a federal probe into kickbacks and Agnew connections and a grand jury indictment of Dale Anderson.

Aria Agnes Peentiom Cumentun Califortia Gop Teaders Agnew Maryland Marvin Mandel Mandel Names Annapolis Balti Cials Reeigen Red Mandel Abel Wolman Johns Hopkins University

Senate Tackles Domestic Spending Bill In 1970s Budget Clash

The Senate Appropriations Committee reviews the Health Education Welfare and Labor bill amid a Nixon veto threat. Nixon has vetoed these bills five times with only one override. the House favors $32.8 billion against his $31.6 billion. The week centers on committee actions as Congress faces a long session with deficits and funding disputes. In other action, a $21 billion military procurement authorization awaits floor moves, while a 110,000 troop cut remains unlikely.

Washington Senate Appropriations Nixon Congress House Senate U.S

Market Dip Follows Two-Week Rally

New York stocks fell as investors retraced gains from the prior two weeks, extending a market downturn that trimmed profits previously realized.

New York

Eight Bodies Recovered From Airplane Wreckage

The wreckage of a Texas International Convair turbo prop missing since last Thursday was found Sunday night on a southwest Arkansas mountainside near Black Fork Mountain. Eight unidentified bodies were recovered. no survivors were found among eight passengers and three crew members. Searchers faced rugged terrain and darkness as authorities sealed the area and suspended operations until daybreak.

Mena Ark Arkansas Texas International

Special Drive Sees Only 30 Voters Sign Up

With one week left to register for the city general election, LWV field registrars aim for high turnout at Frederck Towne Mall this Friday. Registrations are being taken at four locations and at the Board of Election Supervisors office in Winchester Hall basement. only registered voters may vote on November 6.

League of Women Frederck Towne Mall Board of Election Supervisors Winchester Hall

Candidates Night At Beth Sholom

The National Council of Jewish Women of Frederick hosts a candidates night at 8 p.m. at Beth Sholom on West Second Street. All candidates for the city general election are invited to introduce themselves and share views. Public attendance is welcome.

National Council of Jewish Women of

Supreme Court Opens 1973 Term With Brief Ceremony

The Supreme Court began its 1973 term with a five minute ceremony ending a three month recess. Attorney General Elliot L. Richardson appeared briefly to introduce Solicitor General Robert H. Bork as the government’s representative before the high court.

Washington Supreme Court Elliot L. Richardsm Robert H. Bork High Court

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