Frederick faces ambulance service split and growth fears
Frederick officials weigh consolidating two ambulance companies in a single downtown location versus adding substations in expanding western and northeastern areas. City leaders stress life and death needs, center-city congestion, and future annexation plans affecting service coverage and funding. Community input urged.
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Ambulance and Fire Volunteers Face Ballenger Creek Growth
Frederick city and Frederick County rely on volunteer responders. Officials discuss plans to recruit and organize volunteers as Ballenger Creek district population surges and demand for ambulance and fire services increases.
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Readers urge scrutiny of Vietnam rights and U S policy
A letters page features readers challenging Mr Luce's Vietnam remarks and condemning harsh censorship under Hanoi. The writer cites mass detentions, re education camps, and atrocities in Cambodia, questioning Western allies' moral rhetoric while praising East German and other regimes' actions.
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Northwest Airlines balks at FAA alcohol rehabilitation policy
Washington report notes most U S carriers back a policy inviting alcoholic pilots to seek treatment. Northwest Airlines remains the sole holdout, grounding intoxicated pilots permanently and resisting disclosure of its stance amid broader efforts to rehabilitate crew members.
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Frederick Fair draws large crowd on last day in foggy skies
A sizable audience attended the Frederick Fair closing day as clear skies favored the event. Judges including Dr. J G Metzger oversaw a vocational agriculture contest for Maryland high school students. A dance by the Frederick Cotillion Club at the Francis Scott Key Hotel attracted about 130 attendees from multiple towns. Weather notes mention unexpected rain earlier, and community fundraising reports show the Chest-Bed Cross United Appeal reaching nearly 45 percent of its $110,000 goal amid dry river conditions. Construction plans for a major housing project in Frederick move forward, with early completion anticipated for the 73-unit low rent project by the Housing Authority on North Bentz Street area.
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