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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Oct 12, 1973

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King Of Hoboes Arrives For Catoctin Colorfest

Steam Train Maury Graham billed as King Of the Hobos arrived this morning aboard a Western Maryland Freight Train for Catoctin Mountain Waterfest events. About 75 spectators gathered at Carroll Street crossing to view the arrival and a public display of the train will run Saturday and Sunday at 10 a.m. The Colorfest, led by the Catoctin Mountain Tourist Council, spans Thurmont and surrounding towns with an expected 50 000 visitors over three days. Graf associated events include a coronation ceremony, campfire sing along, and mock wagon ride, with food and crafts across Thurmont Firemen’s Carnival grounds.

Thurmont Maury Graham Catoctin Mountain East Main Street Ray Kline North County

Nixon to Name Agnew Successor in Prime Time Address

President Nixon planned a 9 pm EDT television address to declare his choice to succeed Spiro Agnew as vice president. White House aides and Republican leaders described a careful selection process with discussions at Camp David and the White House.

Washington Presiderm Nikon Laing Spiro T. Agnew White House Senate Hugh Scott Congress Leo Howald L. Ziegler Atle Agnew Ziegler Nixon Camp David Gerald Ford Barry Goldwater Hans Cabinet Supreme Court John B. Connally Texas Connally Houston House Gerald R. Ford Michigan Sen Pennsylvania Ford Mapes Bath Maliie Aly Elliot Richard Aba

Candidates View Watershed Use At Frederick City Council Forum

Nine city candidates voiced agreement on watershed management at a Frederick County Sportsmen Council night. They supported controls to protect the water supply, opposed off road motorcycle use on fire and logging trails, and rejected blanket bans while condemning harmful trail bike activity by non legitimate riders.

Frederick County James E. Bartgis Bartgis Bartis Robert L. Marse Catlows Mary Shipley

Manure Robbery Mystery Nine Thirteen A 20 year old Hood College manure theft resurfaces

A Frederick County tale recalls the Hood College manure theft from 1954 as farmers face fertilizer shortages. Police pursued the missing horse manure valued at about ten dollars per ton but never identified the culprits. The heat wave context and faded details frame the dated mystery.

Hood College Frederick Post Charles V. Main Main Frederick Maryland Cumberland Waterloo Batimore

Walkersville seeks rapid design of storm drainage plan

Walkersville officials asked Rothenheeler Engineers on Wednesday to accelerate the storm drainage system design for Maryland Avenue to Maple Street area, identified as the town’s worst problem. The meeting also set Halloween trick or treat from 6 30 p m to 1 p m on Oct 31, adopted county code and electrical code provisions, and noted new codes to be enforced starting November 1 with potential withdrawal from the administrative system if needed.

Walkersville Richard Wion Wedneway Night Rothenheeler Glade Branch Maryland Avenue Maple S Cearr Metropolitan Sanitary Commission

City Chemist George Smith Named Water Utility Man of the Year

George K Smith of Frederick Maryland has been named Water Utility Man of the Year by the Chesapeake Section AWWA for his service to the city water system since 1952 He oversees all water and waste testing and leads chemical and bacteriological analyses at Frederick’s plants The honor will make him the Chesapeake Section representative at the Water Works Association international conference next spring

George Smith Chesapeake MD. del. D.C American Water Works Association George K. Smith Eastesrs City Chemis Sean Jacesen Siene Chesapeake Section AWWA W. Fuller Water Works Association Presbyterian College South Carolina Frederick

Fire Log Summary Highlights Local Responses

Fire calls reported in the past 24 hours ending at 10 a.m. include odor of gas at 118 East Patrick at 6:29 p.m. Citizens and independents responded with routine ambulance calls noted as Emergency and Routine-3. Jail population lists six females. County not specified.

Pered We City East Patrick Independents Cnitecs Citizens Responded

Israel Pushes Forward In Syria Amid Golan Reoccupation

Israeli tanks backed by warplanes reportedly advanced in the Golan Heights as civilians returned to some evacuated settlements. Both sides claimed continued ground fighting and notable air actions across Syria, Sinai, and the Gulf of Suez with conflicting casualty claims and battlefield reports.

Associated Press Israel Golan Heights Sinai Gulf of Suez Egypt Sin Suez Canal T Herce Syria Washington Golan

Little Opposition Voiced To Potomac Island Bridge

McLean farmer James K. Rocks seeks a 14 foot span to connect his Virginia land with Mason Island over the Potomac. The Water Resources Administration heard concerns about public safety and river flow but expects few issues. construction could start after the corn crop in 1974 and be finished by September 1 with river tests conducted this winter.

Potomac McLean Water Resources Administration City Hall James K. Rocks Mason Island Virginia U.S. 15 Rocks R. A. Curtis Curtis

Many Area Residents Agree With Trick Or Treat Ban

Frederick voters and officials ban trick or treating citing safety concerns. Residents express mixed views while merchants foresee excess candy stock and reduced traffic, with several suggesting alternative Halloween gatherings at schools or churches.

Frederick Brown II

Local Jury Hearing Arson Case

The arson trial of Robert Eugene Hose began this morning in Grows Court before a jury and Judge Robert E. Capp Jr. The fire at 191 Pennsylvania Ave last June 16 was ruled intentionally set. Tests at the scene ruled out electrical malfunctions and accidents as causes.

Robert Eugene Hose Grows Robert E. Capp Jr Saineny Rapley Frederick County Donald C. Barnes Pennsylvania Ave Howe Sagner Clara L. Lee

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