All-American Look For Frederick Police Adds Flag Emblem
Frederick City Police adopt American flag on right sleeve beneath shoulder in line with all-American image. Civilian clerks and officers must have short sideburns, no moustaches, trimmed hair, and laced plain-toe shoes. Legion provided flags. sheriff’s department had used them for months.
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Frederick City
Edgar L Nicodemus
Audrey E. Maupin
Sheriff’s Department
Charles VI. Maiy
101 Properties For Tax Sale In Frederick County
Frederick County offers 101 properties for public sale on Monday November 9 at 10 am at the County Court House for non payment of back taxes. Most properties are redeemed before sale and bidding starts at the owed back taxes with eventual payment of the purchase price above that amount. If unsold the county purchases remaining parcels and the owner may redeem within a year and a day.
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Frederick County
County Court House
Charlotte Yarroll Kerrigan
Kerrigan
Commissioners’ Office
Judge Upholds Power Line Decision
The Montgomery County Circuit Court judge affirmed the Public Service Commission ruling granting Baltimore Gas and Electric and Potomac Edison permission to build a 500 kv transmission line from Potomac Edison Doubs substation to BGE Connstone substation, a 63 mile route with 11 miles in Frederick County. The April 29 decision faced opposition from the Frederick County Intervenors led by Herbert Morrison.
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George Dorsey
Public Service Commission
Baltimore Gas and Electric Company
Potomac Edison Company
Frederick County
Montgomery County
Irving A. Levine
Frederick
Potomac Edison
Doubs
Baltimore Gas and Electric Connstone
Harford County
Dis
Market Holds Slow Slide As Dow Dips At 10:30 A.M.
New York stocks continued a sluggish downward move with the Dow Jones Averages down 0.82 points to 757.05 by 10:30 a.m. after the opening. The early decline followed Thursday's activity as investors reassessed trends.
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New York
Tydings Sees Little Hope For Saving Fort Detrick
Senator Joseph D. Tydings told a Committee of Concerned Fort Detrick Employes that funding for converting Fort Detrick is unlikely and that decision responsibility rests with the White House. HEW Secretary Elliott Richardson said NIH remains interested but current bill funds must cover operation costs. If funds are not committed by Nov 3, personnel fear the biological labs will close.
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Fort Detrick
Joseph D. Tydings
HEW
Elliott Richardson
White House
Fort Detrick Employes
Joseph Tydings
Health, Education and Welfare
Elliot Richardson
Tydings
Senator Tydings
Frederick
National Institutes of Health
Leon Jacobs
NIH
Detrick
Eliot Richardson
Congress
Richardson
Nixon
Sec
Retary Richardson
Mathias
Chamber of Commerce
Beall
Mathias proposes plan to ease defense cuts in Maryland
Sen Charles Mathias Jr outlines a four point plan to cushion workers industries and communities from defense spending cuts. He urges converting Ft Detrick to health research, minimizing layoff impacts for long serving federal workers, requiring peacetime conversion plans from defense contractors, and forming county committees to attract new industries. He cites Maryland's defense job concentration with Harford St Marys Anne Arundel Prince Georges Frederick Cecil Montgomery and Washington counties.
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Charles McC. Mathias Jr
Ft. Detrick
Ft Detrick
Senate
Maryland Republican
Pfourth
Mathias
Maryland
Maryland State Planning Department
Harford County
St Marys
Charles
Anne Arundel
Prince Georges
Frederick
Cecil
Montgomery
Washington
LWV Forum Highlights Republican Views at Hood College
Republicans John Derr Russell Horman and Donald Lew led a Thursday night League of Women Voters forum at Rosenstock Hall Hood College. Democratic candidates Charles Collins A Irvin Renn were absent, with Lawrence Dor tsey represented by daughter Doris Remshberg. Candidate responses and audience questions covered home rule vs charter options school budget priorities state money for education and public safety measures including deterrents such as stiffer sentences and insurance related fire and ambulance protection.
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Randy Dodson
John Derr
Russell Hermar
Donald L. Lewis
League of Women Voters
Rosenstock Hall
Hood College
Charles Collins
A. Irvin Renn
Lawrence Dor
Tsey
Doris Remshberg
Robert Kallstrom
Horman
Derr
Lewis
Board of Commissioners
Board of Education
Ucly
Herman
Driver Clips Railroad Warning Light Near Union Bridge
Union Bridgeman escaped injury when his 1969 car, owned by Blaine G Broadwater, left Md. 26 near the ULS junction at 3 am. It ripped out a Penn Central railroad warning light. Brian Birely Broadwater, 21, of RFD 1 Union Bridge, was charged with failure to reduce speed on a curve. The car, driven east, was a total loss.
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Union
MD. 26
Brian Birely Broadwater
RFD 1
Union Bridge
Brian
Blaine G. Broadwater
Broadwater
Penn Central Railroad
James Mc Donald
CAA Plea For Help On Frederick County Housing
Community Action Agency director Donald Date cites a dire housing crisis in Frederick County with families living in substandard basements and dozens of requests weekly for low cost rentals. Workers urge residents to report any available $40 to $80 monthly housing and note Hotline activity has doubled aiding in housing and emergency aid needs.
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Margaret Hindman
Community Action Agency
Donald Date
Frederick County
Wallace Mount
CAA
Mount
Peo
Ple
Date
Frederick
Garrett County Officials Quit Over Roads Dispute
Garrett County edges toward government change after three county commissioners resign amid a roads funding and union dispute. Nominees Ross Selles and Dr Ralph Calendrella aim to take office quickly as 150 road workers walkout continues through October.
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Garrett County
Tom Butscher
Radiotation
WVSG
Oakland
Butscher
Strce
Ross Selles
Ralph Calendrella
Musselman Joins County P-7 Staff
The Frederick County Planning and Zoning Commission adds 22 year old Alan Ak Musselman of Arlington Virginia to its staff as assistant planner effective November 9. He will assist municipal planning commissions in county towns. The post pays 8900 dollars yearly and raises planners to four with one more soon anticipated. Musselman, born in Baltimore, earned a 1969 University of Maryland BS in sociology and geography and has worked with Richard Arms planning in Arlington since graduation.
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Frederick County
Musselman
Lawrence Johnson
Commission
Johnson
Nixon Maps U N Speech
President Nixon planned a live U N appeal to address the Soviet Union and world opinion during his U N General Assembly opening session. A lengthy White House meeting with Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko followed, described as cordial and amiable, contrasting with Cold War rhetoric.
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White House
Andrei Gromyko
Russia
Presi
Washington
Nixon
United Nations Today
Soviet Union
U.A
General Assembly
Trom
Middle East
Cuba
City Housing Director Irvine resigns from Frederick Authority
William Irvine, executive director of the Frederick Housing Authority, resigns effective December 11 for personal reasons. Interviews for a replacement will start the first week of November after seven applicants, including two from Fort Detrick, expressed interest. Fort Detrick resident Mary Ross praised the housing upkeep on West Seventh Street in a letter to Mayor Magaha.
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QUITA
Irvine
Lee
Fort Detrick
E. Paul Magaha
Mary Ross
West Seventh Street
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Nubert
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