Nixon Eyes Fort Detrick Visit Amid Cancer Drive
Rumors swirl that Fort Detrick remains a top site for the Conquest of Cancer program and that President Nixon may tour the Maryland facility early next week to inspect it. White House officials offer no confirmation as senators pledge to review the matter.
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Fort Detrick
Richard Nixon
State of the Union
White House
Maryland
U. S
Nixon
Detrick
Secret Service
J. Glenn Beallers
Charles
McC
Senate
House Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee
Rothenhoefer Cleared of Negligence Claim
Maryland Attorney General Francis B. Burch released a 15 page summary finding that Rothenhoefer was exonerated of criminal wrongdoing in an assault and battery case from 1970. The report cites confusion and lack of action by involved parties as the basis for an unfortunate situation. The inquiry followed Betty Mae Crouse’s 1971 complaint alleging a special deputy sheriff assaulted her daughter on February 28, 1976. her daughter Linda Mae died March 8, 1970 from a non related illness.
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Robert $. Rothenhoefer
Maryland
Attorney General’s Office
Francis B. Burch
Frederick County
Betty Mae Crouse
Marvin Mandel
Gene Autry Winpigler
Linda Mae
Chauncey’s Drive-In
Mt. Airy
Mandel
News-Post
Burch
Michigan Man Dies At Wheel On U S 40 Near Frederick
A 65 year old Michigan man, Andy Dodge of Charlotte, collapsed and died at the wheel of his car on U S 40 near the Md 144 exit into Frederick. Passengers stopped the vehicle and Dodge was taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital.
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Michigan
U.S. 40
MD. 144
Frederick
Andy Dodge
Charlotte
Mich
Frederick Memorial Hospital
William Newcomer
Dodge
Janet Celly
RFD 1
Woodbine
Gold Dust Inn
Set
Carl Harbaugh
Alexandria
James David Martin
Martin
Wards Plans Opening Nov 10 in Frederick Towne Mall
Four key appointments for the new Montgomery Ward store opening November 10 at Frederick Towne Mall were announced by manager Edward A. Donohue. Vance L. Starkey becomes operating manager with prior posts in Morgantown and Parkersburg. Jay A. Gettig is merchandise manager for soft lines and home furnishings from Seven Corners, Thomas J. Bossi handles hard lines and auto services, and Thomas P. Ribis is personnel manager. Starkey, Gettig, and others are already working at the site.
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Montgomery Ward
Frederick Towne Mall
U.S. 40
Frederick
Edward A. Donohue
Vance L. Starkey
Jay A. Gettig
Thomas J. Bossi
Thomas P. Ribis
Starkey
Wards
Morgantown
W. Va
Indiana
Parkersburg
Laurel
West Virginia University
Gettig
Seven Corners
Library Holds Open House At New Facility
Frederick County Public Library hosts an open house at the North Market Street addition to its C. Burr Artz complex. Miss Martha Reynolds explains survey results show 55 percent used the library without checking out materials and one third lacked wanted books. Budget shortfalls forced staff freezes while volunteers assist as revisions follow the survey findings.
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Monica
C. Burr Artz Library
N. Market St
North Market Street
Record St
Martha Reynolds
Frederick County
Miss Reynolds
A. J. LaRose
Pleasant Weekend Seen Locally
Pleasant weekend forecast for Frederick County with highs in the 70s and upper 70s this weekend. South winds, partly cloudy skies today, sunny and dry conditions expected Friday through the weekend. Wednesday's high reached 69 with a 53 degree low last night.
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Frederick County
Frederick To Host Water and Waste Water Short Course
The 23rd Annual Short Course for Water and Waste Water Plant Operators will be held at Frederick Community College October 18 to 22. About 150 operators from Maryland Delaware and D C are expected. The event aims to update veterans, train newcomers, and prepare supervisors for mandatory certification with an exam on October 22.
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Frederick
Bar Studies Six Choices For Court
Six prospective Supreme Court nominees await ABA review as President Nixon weighs options. Herschel Friday and Mildred Lillie lead the list with candidates including Paul Ron ey Charles Clark Robert Byrd Sylvia Bacon. ABA checks proceed before a possible Senate vote and final nominations.
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American Bar Association
Supreme Court
Robert C. Byrd
D.W. Va
Mildred Lillie
California
Appeals Court
Herschel Friday
Washington
Little Rock
Los Angeles
ABA
Justice Department
ABA Judiciary Committee
Paul H. Roney
Charles Clark
Circuit Court
New
John N. Mitchell
White House
Orville Faubus
Friday
Lillie
Iowa
Roney
New Orleans
Nixon
G. Harrold Carswell
Senate
ARA
St. Petersburg
Fla
Florida Bar Association
Clark
Jackson
Miss
Ross Barnett
Nixon seeks broader powers over economy in new bill
The Nixon administration drafts a bill to extend authority to regulate wages rents and prices until April 1973 and seeks new powers to limit interest rates and dividends It may create an emergency court of appeals to handle postfreeze cases and empower the Pay Board and Price Commission to subpoena records for wage price investigations The plan aims to ease compliance by routing injunctions through the new court and extends powers that expire next spring with limited use of interest and dividend controls pending bipartisan support from Treasury Secretary Connally.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
Court of Appeals
Pay Board
The
Price Commission
Commission
Treasury
John B. Connally
Urbana Developers Seek Rezoning After Two Year Battle
Urbana Village Limited Partnership plans a Nov 9 Planning and Zoning Commission hearing on a 214 acre site off Md 80 near Centerville for a RMHD rezoning to allow a 1340 unit mobile home village after opposition from the Urbana Civic Association and new county mobile home rules. Local attorney Charles A. Price represents the developers.
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Urbana Village Limited Partnership
MD. 80
Centerville
County Planning and Zoning Commission
Charles A. Price
Urbana Civic Association
Urbana
P&i Commission
Three Towns Oppose Frederick County Funds for Courthouse Land
Myersville New Market and Walkersville joined seven of Frederick County’s 11 municipalities in opposing using county funds to buy more land for a courthouse complex in Frederick City. New Market plans a second town park if federal funds appear and votes to replace Trick or Treat with a town party. Walkersville and Myersville set Halloween events while other towns have not met since Thurmont’s resolution.
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Frederick City
Myersville
New Market
Walkersville
Thurmont
New Market Grange
Simpson Methodist Church
Nellie Wiles
Stock Market Dips Amid Light News in New York
New York stocks moved lower in moderate trading as investors awaited clearer signals. The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell to 485.22 from earlier levels with a 3.58 point drop by 10:30 a.m. trading.
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New York
Fire Log: Regional Calls and Ambulance Terms
Fire log reports 24 hour period ending 10 am with auto fires on County Picnic Woods Road and Route 85 between Frederick and Buckeystown, crews including Middletown Independents and Carroll Manor. Ambulance calls show 8 emergency and 9 routine responses. Jail population lists 26 males and 1 female.
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Picnic Woods
Middletown
Frederick
Buckeystown
Independents
Carroll Manor
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C. Burr Artz Library Fund
Cedric Mith
Chesapeake Water Pollution Control Association
Water Pollution Control Federation
Chesapeake
American Water Works Association
Bar
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West Virginia
U.S. House
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High Court
Bacon
District of Columbia Superior Court
South Dakota
Warren E. Burger
Harry A. Blackmun
Carswell
Clement F. Haynsworth Jr
U.S. Circuit Court
Richmond
Margaret Hindman
Mary Messanelle
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