Political turbulence and hospital parking disputes roil Rock Creek
The Rock Creek Estates community faces political maneuvering around rezoning, with attorney Richard E Zimmerman’s track record shaping opinions of the current aldermanic board. Meanwhile hospital administrator Wallace M Dow seeks relief from city parking requirements, proposing relocation if needed, while water quality issues prompt chlorine adjustments at Frederick joints.
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Rock Creek Estates
Paul Gordes
Rock Creek
Richard E. Zimmerman
Timmerman
Zimmerman
Wallace M. Dow
Ealahmea Dow
Dow
Tne Sait Kinane
Phili
Thas Towers of & Corae
Harvey Thomas
Frederick
Thomas
Fishing Creek
Tuscarora
Stennis Chosen to Hear Nixon Tapes in Subpoena Standoff
President Nixon agreed to have Senator John C. Stennis listen to the Watergate tapes to verify the president’s summary. Judge Sirica remains to receive the tapes while Cox halts further subpoena efforts and the White House seeks no Supreme Court review.
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Stennis
Nixon
Cox
Washington
Archibald Cox
White House
John C. Stennis
D-Mis
Verfy
John J. Sirica
Senate Watergate Committee
Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
Sirica
Senate
Wiv
Cua
Sam Jo Ervin
DNC
Howard H Baker
R-Tenn
Senate Watergate
Baker
Lowell P. Weicker Jr
R-Conn
Watergate Committee
Stenay
Sirita
Israelis Expand Beachhead Deny Syrian Bombing Claims
Israelis deny bombing claims while reporting no air raid alert in Haifa. A Syrian MIG was said shot down near Nahariya injuring a woman. Israel earlier attacked Syrian oil depots at Banias and Homs and struck targets in Damascus. Syria claims $508 million in damages from raids.
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Israel
Haifa
Nahariya
Mediterranean
Taris
Banias
Syria
Homs
Damascus
Ecomic
Mohammed Haitar
Nixon asks Congress for 2.2 billion in Israel aid amid Middle East crisis
President Nixon asked Congress to approve 2.2 billion in emergency military aid to Israel to maintain regional balance as Soviet arms resupply to Syria and Egypt continues. The request drew early, largely favorable reaction while a separate 200 million Cambodia aid request drew silence.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
Israel
Middle East
Cambodia
U.S
Syria
Egypt
Soviet Union
Mandel Fails To Appoint New Liquor Commissioner
Governor's appointments officer Michael Silver oversees the halted effort as State Board of Ethics chief Ambon Carey says the inquiry into Renn is moot after his resignation. Renn, a real estate owner, had listed liquor stores and night clubs while serving as Liquor Commissioner and stepped down August 8 hoping to leave by September 15.
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Michael Silver
State Board of Ethics
Ambon Carey
Renn
Carey
Frederick
Mandel
Kissinger to Moscow at Brezhnev's request
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger travels to Moscow on Nixon's order to discuss means to end Middle East hostilities. Accompanied by Anatoly Dobrynin and nine U.S. officials, the trip follows Kosygin's Cairo talks and hinges on Israel's stance shaping any cease fire plan.
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Alexei N. Kosygin
Cairo
Nixon
Henry A. Kissinger
Moscow
Middle East
Washington
Preside Nixon
White House
Kissinger
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
Anwar Sadat
Kosygin
Israel
Egypt
Syria
Henry
Huan Chen
People Ac
Ciana
East West Launch Major Mideast Peace Offensive
United States and Soviet Union plan a major peace offensive as Kissinger visits Moscow for talks while Kosygin returns from Cairo where he met Sadat. Washington expects an early end to fighting and a possible UN ceasefire resolution next week. Western diplomats note ideas may appear as a British French proposal rather than direct U S Soviet action.
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Associated Press
Middle East
United States
Soviet Union
Henry
Kissinger
Iip
Alexei Kosygin
Cairo
Anwar Sadat
United Nations
Moscow
Washington
Nixon
Kosygin
Security Council
Council
China
Fire destroys barn near Lewistown causing heavy losses
A barn about one and a half miles east of Lewistown burned to the ground after flames were spotted before 3 am Saturday. Damages are estimated at 50090 dollars. The Morris Kanfer Farm property, tied to Markwood Edward Angleberger, was assessed as the site. Responding departments included Lewistown Thurmont Walkersville Hose Co. of Frederick and the Fire Co.
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Lewistown
Gremen
Morris Kanfer
Markwood
Edward Angleberger
Rt. F
Tetadiena
Thurmont
Walkersville
I Hose Co
Frederick
the Fire Co
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West End
Magaha
City Hall
Charles Collins
Collins
Eee Ses Aes Baha
Order of Police
Pete
Golan Heights
Tel Aviv
Raeli
Suez Canal
Moche Dayan
Sinai
Canal
West Bank
Ndware
Armed Forces
Vietnam
Fort Monde
SFC
Wiliam F. Tyndall
Walter C. Cremer
Military Police
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Dale Arnold
USAF
Brezhnev
East-West
Mideast
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