Post Office Plans Eyed for Frederick Moving Site
General Francis X. Bighn and aides visited Frederick to study the East Patrick Street Post Office property and other sites as possible new locations. Postal officials weighed parking and cost concerns, noting no decision yet and a late 1975 target for completion if a new site is chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis X. Bighn
Frederick Post Office
East
Patrick Street
Bowers Lumper Company
Biglin
Frederick
John Young
Ee L. Pispaides
Columbia
Ronald Regan
Young
Carroll and
Carter Streets
Baltimore
Tong
Inser Rat
Ares
James A. Grove
East Patrick Street
Price hike for school lunches to be studied
The Thurmont Board of Education announced it will consider a possible increase in school lunch prices at its November meeting. The board also discussed education funding uncertainties and reviewed a report on new print media and career education presented by Mrs. Charlotte Holter and Bert Hinkle. The panel confirmed approval of a capital improvement project carried over from the prior month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurmont
Board of Education
Thurmonthat
Charlotte Holter
Dert Hinkle
Frederick L. Smith
BOE
Montague Hankin
Sachs
Flintkote
Oll
Hankin
White Plains
N.Y
New Police Helicopter Awaited Here
A new police helicopter is expected in late September with communications and medevac devices. It should be in Frederick by year’s start, expanding emergency medical service for Western Maryland. Senator Tho wms helped select the unit, marking a notable public safety development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Maryland
Senstor Thowms
Local Men Win Prizes in Lottery Drawings
Doris L Hil of La Plata won $500 in the lottery. Anna M Bernstein of Baltimore took $100,000 as runner up, while Tebeeta J Wright of Baltimore claimed the $16,000 third prize. Siebens noted Hil plans to buy a home and continue her regular work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris L. Hil
la Plata Weltres and Cooker
Eexit
Siebens
Hime
Anna M. Bernstein
Baltimore
Tebeeta J. Wright
UGF Plans Show Tell At Mall In Frederick County
Representatives from the Arthritis Foundation Boy Scouts Girl Scouts Counseling Services Federated Charities Goodwill Travelers Aid USC YMCA and others greet the public to show what the UGF is doing not solicit. The three day exhibition runs 6 30 to 9 30 p m Friday 3 p m Saturday and aims to raise 28 dollars?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthritis Foundation
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
Counseling Services
Federated Charities
Goodwill Industries
Epilepsy Chapter
Salvation
Seton Center
Travelers Aid
USC
YMCA
GCF
UGF
Frederick County
Vutnseer
More Showers Predicted Here
Weather forecast notes more showers in the area with unsettled skies tonight and again on Friday. Stronger activity is not indicated, with mild temperatures and gradual clearing planned later.
Poor Community Attitudes Hindering Social Worker
Gloria J. White of the Frederick County Office of Employment Services Administration says her job is helping people find work despite pervasive negative attitudes in the community. The article outlines challenges faced by social workers in assisting job seekers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloria White
Frederick
Gind
Neil Sandler
Gloria J. White
Frederick County
Office of Employment Services Administration
ESA
Mrs. White
Jasper Lewis
Smith Named Bank Office VP in Sao Paulo Brazil
Gerald B L S Smith, formerly with Sears Roebuck and Potomac Edison, is named bank office vice president and manager in New York stationed in Sao Paulo. Born May 30 1923 the article notes his career path and local context in the continuing page.
Wholesale Prices Fall Sharply in September Across Sectors
The Labor Department reports a 1.8 percent seasonally adjusted drop in the overall Wholesale Price Index for September, the steepest monthly decline in five years. Farm items fell as livestock, corn, vegetables, poultry, and eggs dropped, while raw cotton and milk rose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Department
Miy
Agnew Lawyers Given Power To Probe Leaks
U S District Court Judge Walter E Hoffman granted Agnew lawyers wide authority to question witnesses and access public files. The order requires secrecy on names of those involved. President Nixon defended Agnew’s men from press leaks while noting the seriousness of the charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnew
Joe Kline
Tae
Kline
U.S. District Court
Walter E. Hoffman
United States
Hoffman
Nixon
Justice Department
Nixon delays choice for 1976 nomination
President Nixon says he will not endorse anyone for the 1976 Republican presidential nomination until they have faced strong contests in primaries. He notes history shows some aspiring senators and governors struggle in a presidential campaign and wants to see how candidates perform in primaries before deciding. Nixon also references his past opposition to Senator Charles H. Percy and mentions a favored potential candidate, Vice President Agnew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nixon
Charles H. Percy
Titinois
Grove Pollution Could Prompt Suit Over 5 Plan
The state air quality office weighs actions against M J Grove Lime Company over delays in a proposed expansion. Officials cite engineering lapses and compliance doubts while noting progress reports and Flintkote funding, with a court action possible if plans falter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Bureau of Air Quality Control
M. J. Grove Lime Company
Carl York
Sai
Frederick J. Sachs
York
Maryland Lottery Announces This Week's Winning Numbers
The Maryland Lottery released this week's winning six digit sequence Ges7e2. Matching all six digits in exact order wins $50,000, with players urged to verify numbers and claim prizes promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Stock Market Closes Sharply Off as Dow Dips From High
New York stocks fell after a strong run, with the Dow Jones average retreating from its April peak. The market paused after a steady advance, with investors weighing profits and near term gains as trading ended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Also Mentioned on This Page
Larry Lipman
Fitzpatrick
Post Office Department
Patrck Steet
Bowers
Jim Skillington
Gerald BL. S
Hensmen
Justice Departmens
New
Henry E. Petersen
The
Department
Baltimore County
Percy
Eee Abhoe
Wake Feet
Bease
Ly Ros Macdougall
Sell
Weiser
Grove
Paul
Paul Seale
Flinthiote
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!