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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1973
Page
3
Democracy's Strength Amid Agnew Controversy and Nixon Letter
This article reflects on American democratic resilience during the Agnew resignation amid Watergate, praising the system's immunity to corruption. It cites Agnew's resignation letters to Kissinger and Nixon, Nixon's supportive reply, and notes mixed public reaction while stressing institutions remain intact. The report also mentions Justice William O Douglas broadcasting a lecture on Participatory Democracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
America
Babin
Spiro Agnew
Henry A. Kissinger
Itical Prachinery
Congress
House of Representatives
Senate
Agnew
Henry Kissinger
The
Spiro T. Agnew
Richard Nixon
Fesie Naliyn
Nixon
Ted
Colorfest schedule and events at Catoctin Mountain Park area
The Colorfest weekend features folk craft demonstrations including whittling, blacksmithing, and wool dyeing at Catoctin Mountain Park from 1 am to 4 pm daily with guided bike tours and talks. Nearby shows include homemade ice cream at Harriet Chapel, crafts and fairs in Thurmont Community Park, and a historic ironworks tour at Catoctin Furnace. The Civil War reenactment is not held this year and Spring Festival is cancelled. more details appear in the Colorfest program and Visitors Guide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Grange
Mt Tator Park
Emmitsburg
Catoctin Mountain Park
MD. 7
Thurmont
Harriet Chapel
Catoctin Furnace
Thurmom
Western Maryland Railway
Walkersville Considers Manhole Charge Policy Changes
The town will require landowners to pay future charges for work needing manholes, after learning labor costs were not included in general utility projects. The matter goes to the town attorney for study. William Green named public works superintendent to join Maryland safety group and attend workshops. A Kenneth Drive plat is approved, increasing lots and sewer taps. The Wachter property right of way enables a water line and sewer connections to the Teper interceptor. County solid waste plans are reviewed and the town's population estimate noted. Flood plan insurance and complaints about dark clothing and unlit areas are discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Green
Maryland
Public Employes Safety Group
Green
Kenneth Drive
Joseph Wachter
Halloween Candy Stock Faces Price Cuts and Spoilage Risk
Trick or treat items from several Frederick stores may be sold at half price to avoid spoilage. Merchants expect help from manufacturers and some stock may be redirected to church groups or UNICEF fundraisers. Last year American children raised over $3 million for Third World relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke Caie
Hosie
W. Patrick Street
Fred Pryor
Woolco
Pryor
Freerick
Unicef
United Nations Children's Fund
West Africa
Pakistan
Hospital Discharges Listed From Frederick Memorial
Hospital report shows 21 hours of discharges from Frederick Memorial Hospital including Dianne Lesher Belva King Anthony Main Anna Lucas Brian Stitely Donna Miller Doris Hall Alba Hess and others from Frederick Woodsboro Walkersville Thurmont Union Bridge New Windsor Tramsville and Lantz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Dianne Lesher
Belva King
Anthony Main
Anna Lucas
Brian Stitely
Donna Miller
Doris Hall
Alba Hess
Frederick
Alfred Stoulemyer
Lori Lee
Angela Flanary
Woodsboro
Dana Nickle
Judith Stup
Walkersville
Charles Reid
Emma Easton
Thurmont
Josephine Metcalf
Union Bridge
Elizabeth Wantz
New Windsor
Local Man Gartrell Gartrell Dies at 70 in Winfield
Ablord Gartrell of Carroll County born to Thomas and Edah Gartrell died Thursday October 1 at Presidence Hospital Washington. Survived by wife, two children Ralph and Nancy Crawford, four grandchildren and two brothers Foley and John. Funeral at Waltz Burner Funeral Home Liberty Head Winfield with viewing times and services to follow. Interment Ebenezer Cemetery near Winfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anand
Gartrell
Keaton
Nishband
Sirs
Bath LD
Gartrett
Uctus
Hes Uife
Chuildren
Ralph M Gartrell
Nancy A Crawford
Rockville
Foley Gartrell
Taylorsville
John Gartrell
Winfeld
Froeod
Liberty Head
Winfield
Edward H Porter
Hughes United Methodist Cimlet Interedad
Penn Central Awaits Aid As ICC Debates Futures
Philadelphia AP report says Penn Central argues against immediate shutdown while Congress weighs aid. Attorney Robert Blanchette contends the plan to liquidate rail assets by month end and halt trains by 1973 is premature despite ICC estimates of cash to March 1974 and possibly through next year. A court hearing probes how long the 19,000 mile system can run without government support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Penn Central
America
Congress
Robert Blanchette
Penn Central Transportation Company
U.S
John P. Fullam
Interstate Commerce Commission
ICC
Blanchette
Amtrak
Pickle Packers Choose Jake Pickle as VP Candidate
In Miami the Pickle Packers International Association named US Representative J J Jake Pickle of Texas as their vice president pick. A spokesman called him astute conscientious thoughtful and deliberate in presenting the choice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Pickle Packers
J. J.J
Jake” Pickle
Texas
Pickle Packers International Association
Giants capture second World Series game in New York
Reported from yesterday the Giants defeated the Yankees to win a second World Series game in New York. The official notes mention a key homer and a disputed seventh inning play. A state tax bulletin shows an increase in value across the year with prices listed for Sirloin steak Chuck roast and leg of lamb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giants
New York
Yankees
Stengie
Thes
E Austin Baughman
Frederic County Firefighters lauded at Fireball operation
Civil Defense Director Roger Fisher commends Frederic County Volunteer Firemen for actions in the Fireball operation. About 150 Republicans and Eisenhower supporters gathered at Pew Paw Inn on Wednesday night to honor the president on his 63rd birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Fisher
Frederic County
Firesnam
Sumibay
Presider
Eisenhower
Pew Paw Inn
Looking Forward to a New City Administration
Frederick readers urge change in city leadership praising Larry Lipman and endorsing Ronald Young for mayor and Wayne Crum for alderman. They want accountability, better streets, tax relief, and community involvement, while thanking Robert Strine for help and urging neighbors to vote and stay engaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Lipman
Frederick
Ronald Young
Wayne B. Crum
Mr. Young
Mr. Crum
Church St
Frederick City
Frederick County
Tor
Young
Mr. Crumhay
Robert Strine
Pery
Fire scene testimony in long case recounts early hours
TheState's Attorney called Edith L Hose mother of the defendant as first witness describing the fire start and her alert to Central Alarm. Officer William F White testified he arrived around 1 30 a m and secured the building from 2 a m to 8 a m before defense counsel spoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ers
Robert 5. Rothenheefer
Edith L. Hose
Pennsylvania Avenue
Central Alarm
William F. White
White
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