Commissioners Reject Change Order On Waverley School Work
County commissioners rejected a change order to move electrical lines at Waverley Elementary School from overhead to underground as the project nears completion. The $1,811 cost dispute raises who will pay, with the Board of Education left to fund the change. The decision follows criticism of the school architect and questions about the true story behind the change.
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Waverley
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John Stann
Stannl
Charles E. Collins
Colllins
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Gilbert Newby
Potomac Edison Co
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Public Service Commission
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Anti Rabies Clinic Slated in Frederick County October 205
Frederick County health officials announced the annual anti rabies clinic schedule with nine clinics over two Sundays. On October 20 and October 27, clinics will operate from 2 to 4 p.m. at locations including the Citizens Truck Company building and several volunteer firehouse sites. A $1 service fee per vaccinated dog will be charged. dogs must be six months or older.
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Steve Carter
Jas * Caan
Frederick County
Citizens Truck Company
Court Street
Brunswick Volunteer Fire Company
Mt Airy Volunteer Fire Company
Woodsboro
County Health Department
State Health Department
Kenneth Efeeford
Veterinary Medical Division
Neil Corselius
Robert Dutrow
Frederick County Health Department
Raa
Maryland
Ito
Alth Department
Industrial Park Studied By Planners In Urbana Corridor
Frederick County planners review a proposed 162 acre industrial site south of Frederick, with A-1 to M-1 zoning, offered by Urbana Land Company led by Jerome Offutt and stockholder Paul B. Ganley. The plan includes a private park lake and aims to attract tenants by courting Wall Street Journal ads.
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Eee
Urbana Land Company
Jerome Offutt
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Maryland
Paul B. Ganley
Entey
Wall Street Journal
Iote & la Non
Actons
Interracial Dialogue Group Plans November Meeting
The Frederick Interracial Dialogue Groups invite the public to an informational meeting on Sunday November 3 at 7 30 pm in the Gov Thomas Johnson High School auditorium. A six member panel from business law banking real estate education and government will discuss questions about planning for interracial harmony with Rev Bernie Zerkel as moderator. The groups meet regularly since August and are expanding. all are encouraged to attend.
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Frederick
Gov. Thomas Johnson High School
Ibusiness
Bernie Zerkel
Guards Fire On Inmates At Prison Farm Incident
At a prison farm a group of 75 inmates clashed Monday forcing guards to use force. Superintendent Victor C Urban defended the actions as necessary for safety. Two inmates sustained injuries as reports described attempts to move prisoners and place some in isolation. The incident continued on page five.
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Beall Attacks Waste In Federal Programs During Speech
Maryland Republican congressional candidate J. Glenn Beall attacked federal control over state and local governments at a Frederick County Chamber of Commerce luncheon. He criticized federal poverty programs as wasteful and demoralizing local initiative, urged a shift to block grants and tax credits, and called for tax reductions to boost the economy and balance the budget.
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Maryland
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Sora
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Canaiate
Fire Log Records Incomplete OCR Summary
An emergency report notes MRI calls and a tragic fire at Frederick Memorial Hospital. The alarm was generated, with county and local contact details appearing as 643-4400 and 62-6338. The time listed is 2 37 PM in the period ending the 18th.
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Frederick
Memorial, Hospital
Windows Smashed in Washington District Disorder
In Washington, a second night of disturbances saw Negro youths smashing windows and causing fights along H Street between 9th and 15th. Police blocked the area and used tear gas to restore order with no arrests reported. Previous flareups included five officers hurt and windows broken after a concert at the D.C. Armory.
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D.C. Armory
Jamea Brown
Market Edges Higher in Cautious Trading
New York stock market opened with a cautious advance as trading stayed moderately active. Dow Jones Industrial Average moved around two points higher while the broader market showed mixed gains and losses in early trading.
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New York
Apollo 7 Crew Performs Live TV Space Show
Apollo 7 astronauts Schirra Eisele and Cunningham deliver a 11 minute televised tour of the ship from the cockpit and interior. They float through the capsule showing guidance station food storage and the exercise device while promoting a second live broadcast planned for Wednesday from space.
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Corpus Christii
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Merritt Island
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YMCA Lists Fall Term Activities at Frederick
The Frederick YMCA announces fall term programs focused on body building and leisure. Saturday youth activities include indoor basketball tumbling gymnastics trampoline and more at Tid Weisel School gym starting 9 am with swimming and other activities 10 am to 1 pm. Flag football runs 1 pm to 3 pm at T.J. Vil gym. other spaces host supervised and free exercise. Courses include how to occupy your leisure time ceramics photography and guitar. Sundays feature reflections on Jesus with weekly sound films. For information call 663-5131.
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Ie Frederick Ymca
YMCA
T.J
T.J. Vil
Jesus
Frederick
Call
New Jersey Bombards North Viet Island Off the Map
In Saigon AP report the 56 000 ton battleship New Jersey pushed farther up the North Vietnamese coast than ever before and blasted three mile Hon Mat island fourteen miles south of the 19th parallel. Antiaircraft batteries on the island fought back while the New Jersey fired 2700 shells in twenty minutes, capable of penetrating reinforced tiar. Air raids followed with heavy bomber strikes across key provincial capitals.
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Press Club proposes Nixon Humphrey debate showdown
Washington AP reports Nixon has not yet replied to Humphrey's request for a debate. The National Press Club offers a Nixon Humphrey debate that could be televised as a news event to avoid equal time for Wallace. Humphrey aides call it a bankable standby if Nixon declines. Wallace accepts. Nixon opposes debates that boost his rivals. Nixon urges Latin American reform while Muskie says Democratic nonparticipation helps Nixon.
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Richard M. Nixon
Hubert H. Humphrey
National Press Club
Allan Cromley
Press Club
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Nixon
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Wallace
Cromley
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Donna Humphrey
Madison Avenue
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Main Street
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Alliance For Progress In
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Edmund S. Muskie
New York
Muskie
Congress Ends Good Session With Mixed Acclaim
The 90th Congress wraps after a stalled adjournment, described as good but not great. Leaders note key laws passed on civil rights housing, crime control, Social Security boosts, and tax changes, while President Johnson faces notable defeats in several areas.
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Senate
House
Mike Manefield
Congress
Kaleo
Johnson
Abebe
Frederick County Election Judges Scheduled for Training Sessions
Frederick County Board of Election officials announced two training sessions for election judges. The first is Monday October 21 at 7 30 p m in Frederick High School auditorium, the second Monday October 28 at the same time. Judges must attend one session with extra pay of five dollars plus standard daily rate. Instructions cover operation and tallying of voting machines and general election procedures. Judges receive twenty two fifty per day with Maryland law guaranteeing at least twenty dollars per day of work.
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Frederick
Maryland
Red Cross Bloodmobile Visits Thurmont on Wednesday
The Red Cross Bloodmobile plans a visit to Thurmont Elementary School in the gym from 10:00 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. The event targets former donors in the Thurmont-Emmitsburg area and aims to collect about 150 pints.
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Bloodmobile
Thurmont
Red Cross
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