Locked doors blamed for teen nuisance in Lion Bridge
New police officer Bernard Stitley blames lack of evening youth activities and a locked community center for groups of teens roaming streets at night. He reports two or three bands of five or six youths cause disturbances and threaten public safety. He plans to raise the issue with the mayor and Town Council on October 27.
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Lion Bridge
Bernard Stitley
Stitley
Stirley
Edward Lichman
Lalon Bridge
Montgomery County Housing Authority to acquire 97-unit Hillandale complex
The Montgomery County Housing Authority plans to purchase a 97 unit garden style complex at Hillandale on New Hampshire Avenue near the Capital Beltway for 12 million dollars pending HUD approval. Forty three units will house low income families while 50 are reserved for elderly and handicapped residents. Lease terms, moving assistance, and administration will be provided with a live-in manager, maintenance engineer, social worker, and community organizer to initiate services.
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Housing Authority of
Montgomery County
Hillandale
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Washington
New Hampshire Avenue
Capital Beltway
Holly Hall
Montgomery County Houstz Authority
Tre. Chapman
Authority
Housing Authority
Acility
Brunswick Secures Grant for City Sewer Project
Brunswick has qualified for an additional 22 530 in matching funds, bringing total federal and state grants to 398 400 toward a 602 400 sewerage project. The town will raise about 203 000 via bond issue, with bids planned in November and a contract award by December, target completion by March 1 next year.
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Brunswick
Jess Orndorff
Nixon calls for cooperation and British system reform
A Washington perspective argues that bipartisanship is hampered by a Congress split by party, urging adoption of Britain’s prime minister system for decisive leadership. The piece notes electoral reform talk and calls for a functional executive with Parliament’s support.
Inquisitive Quiz Remedies Earley Tales Of Nature’s Wonders
A reader quiz covers topics from ghost-story programs to loud insects and corn kernels. It notes cicadas’ loudest calls, even kernel row counts, and mentions the first billion-dollar corporation United States Steel Corp financed by J P Morgan.
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United States Steel Corp
J. P Morgan
President Nixon urges bipartisan effort to fix divided government
The piece notes the risk of electing a president with a slim mandate while Congress shifts to the opposite party. It critiques the executive legislative split and details reform goals from draft and welfare to tax, electoral, and District of Columbia reforms. It calls for candor and cooperation to curb crime and curb narcotics and smut mailed nationwide.
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Congress
Nixon
Capitol Hill
Democratic Congress
Capitol
District of Columbia
Office of Economic Opportunity
Ile
County Republicans Rally for Upcoming Election Victory
The Republican County Committee met in the Courthouse grand jury room with district chairmen reporting on the recent voter registration drive. A large attendance showed enthusiasm for victory as anticipation built for the election. Tomorrow marks the 18th annual county fair and cattle show drawing attendees from across districts. Local animals remain to be brought in, with arrivals expected today. Frederick residents witnessed an exciting aeroplane exhibition over the city as Lieut. P. H. Logan piloted a Curtis plane through the aerial sequence.
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Republican County Committee
Grand Jury
Frederick road crew halts detour signs project
State Roads Commission workers moved into Frederick to install detour signs but blocked streets slowed progress. East Street remained blocked by parked trucks and Bentz Street required resurfacing, prompting a retreat to Baltimore.
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State Roads Commission
Frederick
East Street
Bentz Street
Baltimore
Water and sewer plan eyed for Eaglehead development
The Maryland Public Service Commission studies Lake Spring Water Company’s request to expand to Eaglehead in Frederick County while already serving White Rock in Tuscarora and Priecliffe at New Market. Eaglehead is a 2700 acre housing recreation project by Brissius Brothers with 1600 homes, a 220 acre golf course, pool, civic center, schools sites, and a projected population over 20000.
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Maryland Public Service Commission
Lake Spring Water Company, Inc
Frederick County
Eaglehead Development
Lake Spring Water Company
White Rock
Tuscarora
Priecliffe
New Market District
Eaglehead
Frederick
Brossius Brothers
Public Service Commission
Silverless Dollar Prompts House Debate and Kennedy Tribute
The House approved minting a cupro nickel “silverless” dollar sized like the old coin, featuring Eisenhower and an eagle lunar symbol. Proponents argue it aids circulation and profits, noting silver shortages and demand in the West, while skeptics question need and metal use. The bill also envisions silverless Kennedy half dollars in the future as a tribute to Dwight D. Eisenhower.
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House of Representatives
Eisenhower
House
United States
Treasury
Ailver
Dwight DD
Ebentower
Finayre
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By David Lawrence
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Talla
Gar Tam
Frederick Community Theatre Association
Preas
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Lght
MHS
Nolan
C. Lewis
Frederich, Md
By Phil Pastoret
Gwendolyn
Vieras Freon
P. H. Logan
Bollingfield
Curtis
Boy Scouts
Community Chest
Sandy Hook Bridge
Thurmont
Guardian Hose Co
Paul A. Haley
America
Hai
Maryland Drug Abuse Commission
Marvin Mandel
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