City and County Eye Industrial Park Location
Frederick City seeks input in choosing a site for a proposed industrial park. At a recent forum the county commissioners agreed to collaborate. Flintkote 176 acre site was favored for testing over Granley Walsh and Human Farm, with tax implications noted for city versus county taxation.
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Frederick City
Frederick County
Holiday Inn
Claude DeLauter
DeLauter
Department of Economic and Community Development
Granley - Walsh
Lawrence Speelman
Board of County Commissioners
Lawrence Dorsey
Ronald Young
J. Alfred Catsail
Catsail
James E. McClellan
Senate approves sale of weapons to Turkey
The Senate approved lifting the U S arms embargo on Turkey and allowed the sale of 185 million dollars of American weapons. The House had previously approved the measure 237 to 176 and Ford indicated credit sales could aid NATO obligations. The vote follows a long debate over Cyprus and bases in Turkey and the impact on regional security.
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Senate
Turkey
WASHINGTON
White House
U.S
House
Ford
Congress
Cyprus
Parking deck fees approved and rate schedule set
The city capped a new 18 dollar monthly parking rate for the under construction deck with 15 cent first half hour and 10 cent for each additional half hour. All day parking max 125 dollars and 50 cents for full evening. Sunday 25 cents. Nighttime 7 dollars monthly. 6 p.m. to 9 a.m. and weekends free nights. The 2.2 million deck to open by December 1. Mayor Ronald N. Young said rates may change. Merchants discuss a park and shop program for free downtown parking."}
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Ronald N. Young
parking commission
Conrad Associates
James E. McClellan
Baltimore
Annapolis
Young
Planning Commission
City to build firehouse on Baughmans Lane
Alderman Dr. James E. McClellan chairing the City Fire Board said the Baughmans Lane firehouse will be started and completed under this administration despite opposition. He claimed petition signatures were obtained by misrepresentation and that many misled residents asked to withdraw. Mrs. Russell sought Circuit Court action to certify the petition for referendum after the city rejected the plan last year.
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James E. McClellan
City Fire Board
Baughman's Lane
Margaret T. Russell
McClellan
Russell
Circuit Court
Robert D. Osburn Jr
Knoxville Woman Beaten and Robbed in Olive School Road Home
State police seek a white male about 5 11 with brown shoulder length hair and faded blue jeans in connection with a Thursday 9 30 p.m. robbery at Brenda Jean Spates 19 on Olive School Road. He forced entry beat her took 57 dollars. Spates described staying on floor pretending to be unconscious until the intruder left. Detective John W. Reburn leads the investigation. Separately two car crash on Biggs Ford Road Bridge near 10 30 p.m. left Norris E. Lewis 27 Woodsboro and Sandra H. Walxer 41 Walkersville with no serious injuries after a skidding collision with a utility pole. The incident continued on Page A 6.
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Knoxville
Olive School Road
Brenda Jean Spates
John W. Reburn
state police
Biggs Ford Road Bridge
Norris E. Lewis
Woodsboro
Biggs Ford Road
Sandra H. Walxer
Walkersville
Lewis
Waxter
Tfe
Dennis P. Murphy
Tfe. Murphy
Jobless rate edges down slightly in September
The Labor Department reports the national unemployment rate fell from 8.4 to 8.3 percent in September with nearly 7.8 million unemployed and a labor force just under 93.2 million. Employment totals rose only slightly to about 85.4 million amid minimal overall job growth.
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WASHINGTON
Labor Department
Thurmont at Heart of Colorfest Preview Series
The 12th annual Catoctin Colorfest runs October 10 to 12 in the northern Maryland counties with Thurmont as the focal point. Part I spotlights Thurmont. walking tours, two festival centers, and shop window displays decorate the town as traffic slows between Thurmont Community Park and the Firemen's Carnival Grounds.
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Catoctin
Wolfsville
Lantz
Sabillasville
St Anthony
Rocky Ridge
Catoctin Mountain Park
Cunningham Falls State Park
Thurmont
Frederick Road
East Main Street
House panel approves plan to send Americans to Sinai
The House International Relations Committee backed a resolution to deploy 200 American monitors to Sinai to oversee the Israeli Egyptian peace accord with a proviso they be withdrawn if a new Mideast war breaks out. The vote followed Kissinger testimony as Ford seeks quick congressional approval.
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WASHINGTON
House International Relations Committee
Sinai
Henry A. Kissinger
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
House
Kissinger
Mideast
Carl Albert
Senate committee
Ford
Congress
Egypt
Israel
U.S
Senate
Middle East
Iran
Frosty morning across county and steady weekend forecast
Scattered frost appeared in the county with mid 30s temperatures and frost at Unionville and South Mountain while Frederick City stayed at 40 degrees with no frost. Weekend outlook calls for sunshine with highs in the 70s and lows in the 50s. no rain expected. Data from USGS on Monocacy River shows 40 billion gallons, second only to 1889, amid Eloise flooding. The Dow rose 7.32 points to 801.87 as buyers anticipated lower rate pressure.
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Unionville
South Mountain
Frederick City
United States
Eloise
Monocacy River
Jug Bridge
US. Geological Survey
Monocacy
Agnes
NEW YORK
New York Stock Exchange
Northern Ireland conflict claim and weather garble
A fragment mentions a fatal incident in Northern Ireland during a conflict, followed by garbled weather notes and stray quotes. The readable portion references a fatal event tied to ongoing turmoil.
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Indiana
Benjamin Rosenthal
Paul S. Sarbanes
Maryland
U.S. 15
Frederick
Amos Brown
Water Street
Frederick High School
Thurmont—heart of the Colorfest
ANN BURNSIDE
Catoctin Mountains
Mother Nature
Graceham
Creagerstown
Catoctin Furnace
Lewistown
Foxville
Foreign Relations Committee
Ford administration
Inside The News
Northern Ireland
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Mark Twain
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