Planners approve Montevue site for county animal shelter
In a 3 1 vote planners approve the Montevue Lane site for a county animal shelter matching the comprehensive plan. Several officials abstain or oppose while concerns arise about nursing home licensing and future cremation practices.
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Montevue
Montevue Lane
Planning Commission
Paul L. Crum
Joseph C. Free
Bryant Moore
Mary G. Williams
Carole C. Larsen
Planning Dept
Mayor Hints at Second Parking Deck Planned for Downtown
Mayor Ronald N. Young said a second parking deck could rise in a few years near the courthouse complex, funded by profits from the existing deck. He floated raising daytime parking tickets from $1 to $3 to deter overtime parking, with revenues feeding the Parking Trust Fund as seed money for future development.
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Ronald N. Young
Young
Frederick County Chamber weighs tourism division future
Six past presidents of the Frederick County Chamber form the Senior Advisory Council to review Ad Hoc Committee recommendations on the Tourism Division. The plan would keep the division but make it semi autonomous under a Tourism Council, with employees reporting to the Tourism Director. Voting disputes arose over non members on the committee. The Friday executive session aims to finalize recommendations for the Board of Directors before the 1976 Bicentennial year. Participants include Francis W. Bush Jr. and others, with William L. Haugh as Chamber president.
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Chamber of Commerce of
Frederick County
Chamber
Tourism Council
Francis W. Bush Jr
E. Robert Bowlus
G. Bernard Callan Jr
James W. Freeman
Edward J. Daugherty
Donald C. Linton
William L. Haugh
City Hall 7:30 Meeting Sets Budget and Ordinances
The mayor and Board of Aldermen meet at City Hall Assembly Room at 7 30 PM to review a HUD Block Grant spending agreement with Frederick County for South Market Street improvements vote Charlies M Johnson to the Airport Commission discuss priority street paving list hear a bake sale request from Thomas Johnson High School Junior Class review Committee Reports present a Peddling and Soliciting Ordinance and approve the Harvest Drive Amber Meadows bond form.
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City Hall
Frederick County
South Market Street
Charlies M. Johnson
Airport Commission
Thomas Johnson High School
Amber Meadows
North Carolina man charged in Barnes Jewelers robbery
Maurice Brown 26 of North Carolina faces armed robbery and related charges after a Wednesday afternoon heist at Barnes Creative Jewelers on North Market Street. Two clerks were ordered to the floor as suspects stole jewelry worth over 16000 and fled, with investigation continuing.
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North Carolina
Frederick County
Barnes Creative Jewelers
Maurice Brown
Frederick
Paul W. Mossburg
N. Market St
Susan E. Dukes
Effiye Post
NEW YORK
Federal Reserve
New York Stock Exchange
Watergate Probe Ends Unsovled Mysteries Remain
The final Watergate report offers no answers to who erased 182 minutes from Nixon White House tape and how a $100,000 Hughes contribution reached Charles Rebozo. It notes constitutional issues blocking a Nixon indictment and calls for a clarifying amendment. The 154 page document cites modest recommendations and chronicles prosecutors’ debates over pursuing indictment.
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WASHINGTON
Watergate
Richard M. Nixon
White House
Howard Hughes
Nixon
Charles C
Bebe” Rebozo
Watergate prosecution force
Democratic party
Ruth
Leon M. Jaworski
House Judiciary Committee
William Hungate
D-Mo
Robert W. Kastenmeier
DWis
Sam Ervin
North Carolina
Charles Ruff
Archibald Cox
H. R. Haldeman
B&O Station Advisory Panel Formed For Restoration Plan
Mayor Ronald N. Young announced an eight member B O Station Advisory Committee to draft a renovation blueprint seeking HUD and Maryland Historical Trust funds. The state plans to purchase the site for 65000 dollars and grant the city a perpetual easement, limiting changes without state consent. The panel meets next week to organize and outline objectives, with attendance letters to go out this weekend. President Lincoln spoke at the site in 1862, underscoring its historic value as a Frederick landmark.
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Ronald N. Young
B&O
Allen G. Merchant
Leaven Gordon
Donald Date
Jan Pert
Pat Lanner
Peggy Pilgram
Steve Draper
Gilmore Bentley
Allen Merchant
B&O Station Advisory
Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Maryland Historical Trust
Board of Public Works
Merchant
B&Q
Abraham Lincoln
Frederick
Antietam
Hart
Record Street
Kissinger Refuses Cyprus Memo Release A2
Two Americans share Nobel Prize A2. Viet refugees returning home A2. Teamster pension fund probed A3. Artificial heart experiments approved A3. Words of wisdom To err is human but to admit it is not by Anonymous. Cooler with increasing cloudiness today with a high in the upper 70s. Chance of rain and cooler tonight with a low in the low to mid 50s. Rawn likely Friday with a high in the upper 60s and lower 70s.
City to flush four day hydrant program in October
The City Public Works Department plans a four day hydrant flushing operation starting October 20 led by Water & Sewer Superintendent Lester Dingle. Ten workers and five trucks will cover four city sections. water may be cloudy but quality remains unchanged.
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City Public Works Department
Lester R. Dingle
Dingle
Carroll Creek
West Seventh Street
Market Street
Patrick Street
Church Street
Rosemont Avenue
Fort Detrick
U.S. 15
Seventh Street
Patrick and
Church Streets
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