Downtown Kissinger Nightclub Sparks Peace Prize Controversy
The article reports a planned lounge in North Market Street by Thomas Hill and family facing permit issues. City official Michael E. Pue Jr. says no dancing or entertainment allowed in the B-2 district and that a permit is still pending. The piece also notes Henry Kissinger and Le Duc Tho winning the 1973 Peace Prize for Vietnam War talks.
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Kissinger
North Market Street
Saturday News-Post
Thomas
Frosty) Hill
Michael Hill
Hill
Michael E. Pue Jr
Pue
GSLO
Norway
Henry Kussinger
le Duc Thu
Kissamer
White House
Kossinger
Norman E Borlaug
le Duc Tho
Commissioners Ignore Growing Housing Crisis In County
County leaders delay housing action as prices rise and affordable listings vanish. Officials note 54 percent of families earn 10000 or less, with many unable to buy below 35000. Rural residents seek public or subsidized housing amid missed state funding and planning hires.
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Howell
Happ
Frederick County Board of Realtors
County Community Services Agency
County Human Relations Council
Lawrence A. Dorsey
John A. Derr
Donald L. Lewis
County Planning Commission
Frederick
City Housing Authority
CSA
Donald Date
AFDC
State financing studied for underground wiring in historic districts
Frederick officials and candidates explored financing options for burying utility wires in historic districts. A state law proposal would let districts petition for burial with local support, while Baltimore studies a financing method. Legislative recommendation is expected by January.
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Frederick
Ms. Tram
Goodloe E. Byron
Byron
Orp Ser Baltimore
Postmaster Announces Frederick Post Office Veterans Day Schedule
Jom E. Young announced the Frederick Post Office will observe Veterans Day on Monday Oct 22. Special Delivery mail will be collected and offices locked at the new College Estates Station.
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Jom E. Young
Frederick Post Office
Guy
College Estates
Rev. Guy Bready Dies Former Teacher and Minister
Rev. Guy Pearre Bready, husband of Anna Boas Bready, died Monday morning at Memorial Bear Adams County. He was born in 182, a son of E Tobias and Mary Thomas Hays Bready. Survived by nieces and nephews including Ormond Dutrow Frederick Ann Weatherhead lich Phoete Thomas Northfield Gordon Dutrow Arnold and Mary Louise Day Baltimore. He attended Adamsaywm High School Cass 1887 and Mercerburg Academy class of.
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Guy Pearre Bready
Anna Boas Bready
Sherman Avene
Eaewerih Memorial
Adamstown
E. Tobias
Mary Thomas Hays Bready
Breedy
Ormond Dutrow
Frederick
Ann Weatherhead
Lich
Phoete Thomas
Northfield
N.J
Gordon Dutrow
Arnold, Md
Mary Louise Day
Baltimore
Adamsaywm
Cass
Mercersburg Academy
Egypt Ready To Use Missiles and Seek Peace Talks
In Cairo President Sadat warned of missiles ready to strike Israel while offering to attend a UN peace conference if Israel withdraws to pre 1967 lines and guarantees Palestinian rights. Israel rejected peacemaking terms as regional fighting raged with claims of Syrian and Egyptian offensives and foreign arms aid ongoing.
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Associated Press
Tsepiurin
Egypt
Israel
Syria
Sinai
People’s Assembly
Cairo
Nile Delta
Sadat
Suez Canal
U.N
U.S
Middle East
People's Assembly
Sheriff Recaptures Fraley After 24 Hours On the Lam
Frederick County jail escapee George B. Fraley 28 of Catoctin Furnace was captured near Ridgeville on Md. 144 by Deputies Wims Carhaugh and Himes. He was returned to the jail and placed in Maximum security charged with escape.
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Frederick County
George B. Fraley
Catoctin Furnace
Richard Q. Baumgartner
Fraley
Pikes Crossing
Ridgeville
Howard Wims
Ray Carhaugh
Auly Himes
Baumgartner
Camp David operating costs soar under Nixon era
Navy testimony to a House subcommittee shows Camp David maintenance costs rising from about 145000 to 148000 yearly during Johnson and reaching roughly 540000 in the last fiscal year. The hearing examined spending at Nixon residences in Key Biscayne and San Clemente, with calls to curb presidential refurbishment expenses.
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Washington
Navy
Camp David
Nixon
D. G. Iselin
House
Lyndon B. Johnson
Jack Brooks
D-Tex
Don R. Brazier
Defense Department
Key Biscayne
Fla
San Clemente
Calif
Chase Public Health Service
Agnew Denies Bribery and Extortion Allegations
Former vice president Spiro Agnew, in a televised valedictory, denies bribery and extortion charges while defending his integrity. He acknowledges possible ethical concerns in fundraising and contract dispensations and confirms he will not contest a 1967 income tax evasion felony.
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Washington
Justice Department
Ami
Gasoline Price Ceiling Eases for One Third of Stations
The Cost of Living Council allowed about one third of independent stations to raise prices by up to 17 cents per gallon after Sept 2 wholesale increases. Retailers gain automatic price passthrough after Nov 1 to cover future wholesale costs. Heating oil and diesel also authorized for increases.
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Washington
Cost of Living Council
Countywide Cablevision and Sewer Systems Discussed by COG
Frederick County Council of Governments reviews two countywide networks. George Delaplane Jr outlines a county cablevision plan using small systems tied by microwave links. Officials also discuss sewer network priorities and potential town county state control concerns.
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COG
Frederick County Council of Governments
George Delaplane, Jr
County Cablevision
Fred
Edward Brown
Frederick Cablevision
Delaplaine
Federal Communications Commission
Lawrence Johnson
Jerry Hindman
State Health Department
Middletown
Thurmont
New Market
Brunswick
Donald Lew
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Charles Collins
Donald Hiltner
James McClellan
Elizabeth Burker
Richard Brady
Carol
Blaine
Democratic Party
E. Paul Magaha
Robert Rothenhoefer
Louis E. Eichelberger
Rob Macdougall
Guy Bready
Gay P. Bready
Sinai Peninsula
Sede
Tel Avis
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Agnew
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