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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1970

Page

3

City Seeks Aid Over Fort Detrick Closures

Frederick officials seek options to address Fort Detrick impact as reductions in force affect local employment. The city requests a resume of possible assistance from the Office of Economic Adjustment and the Chamber of Commerce backs efforts while stressing Fort Detrick facilities could be wasted if their use ends.

Donald F. Bradford Detrick Office of Economic Adjustment Bradford Magaha Frederick Chamber of Commerce Fort Detrick Chamber Richard Hammond

Aldermen deny band shell permit and approve various city deals

The aldermen denied permission to use the band shell for a trick or treating event citing community use of the facility. They approved demonstrations of watershed management on about 100 acres, two agreements with Frederick Towne Mall, and land sales involving Montgomery Ward. Other actions included oversized water connections for MacDonalds and a car wash, zoning considerations for Seventh Street access, and use of the Singapore watershed as an emergency site. Bills totaling 37160.15 were authorized and fire equipment bids awarded with a steel cab purchase at 980.

Max Kehne Kehne Department of Forests and Parks Frederick Mall Associates Frederick Towne Mall Montgomery Ward Company Ltand Frederick Towne MacDonald’s W. Seventh Street West Patrick Board of Education Rock Creek Center Donald B. Rice MacDonald's Seventh Street Board of Zoning Appeals Maryland National Guard Singapore

Design approval for U.S. 40 safety features and right of way

The project adopts a 70 mph design speed with safety features per latest standards. Mainline width includes a minimum 200 foot right of way with extra land for slopes and interchanges. A design study report approved after a public hearing at Mount Airy Middle School May 20 is available at SRC District 7 Office 4 Locust St Frederick. The term agelast is defined as a person who never lasts, from a Greek root meaning not laughing.

Mount Airy Middle School Watersville Road SRC District 7 Locust St Frederick

Patrol Car Crash Leads to Reckless Driving Charge

At the Brick Road intersection Thursday afternoon, 47 year old Robert Hartsell was admitted to Annie Warner Hospital Gettysburg for a broken ankle and shoulder after his tractor trailer crossed a traffic island and hit a pole while braking for a left turning car. He faced a reckless driving charge in the 12:10 p.m. mishap. An Akron, Ohio man, Roosevelt Eady, 40, was charged with operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated after a single vehicle crash on U.S. 40 near the South Street exit at 12:40 a.m. when his car left the road and overturned.

Robert Hartsell Annie Warner Hospital Gettysburg Donald Bartgis Hartsell U.S. 15 Old Frederick Road Akron, Ohio U.S. 40 South Street Roosevelt Eady Tfe James McDonald Eady

25th Infantry Division Faces Viet Withdrawal

The 25th Infantry Division will pull out of Vietnam with two of its three brigades leaving by Christmas under Nixon’s plan to cut 40,000 U.S. troops this year. The 1st and 2nd Brigades are departing Saigon area for Hawaii, while the 3rd Brigade stays under the 11th Armored Cavalry near Saigon.

Saigon Vietnam 4Th Infantry Division 5Th Marine Regiment Nixon 25Th Division Hawaii 11Th Ar

FCC Oratory Recommends Rejecting Bids For New Round

Hood FCC board backs consultant advice to reject three bids and reissue. Charles Smith agrees to poll on student goals and transfer and career aims. Motion moves Dec 23 holiday to Dec 30. President requests a general policy book. Matthews to publish soon.

Oratory FCC Charles Smith Chris T. Matthews Smith Stephens Matthews

Foxville School To Be Open In Colorfest Weekend

The Dorcas Society of Mt. Moriah Lutheran Church in Foxville will open the old Foxville School to the public during Colorfest at Catoctin Mountain Park. Lunch and crafts will be sold, with proceeds aiding church fundraisers and a Korean family construction project. Foxville Girl Scout Troop 256 aids serving.

Dorcas Society of the Mt. Moriah Gilbert Sigler Foxville Girl Scout Troop 256 Kenneth Delauther Dorcas

Rogers Seeks Steps Toward Middle East Peace Talks

Secretary of State William Rogers meets Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko in New York after talks with Egypt's Mahmoud Riad show the difficulty of launching peace negotiations. A second meeting is planned during the General Assembly anniversary week as Cairo signals cautious diplomacy ahead of October debates.

United Nations William P. Rogers Middle East Andrei A. Gromyko Egypt Cairo Mahmoud Riad Rogers U.N. General Assembly General Assembly U.S

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