Local Man Charged With Murder After Youth’s Death
A 27 year old Frederick man was arrested early Monday after a youth died from a gunshot in an alley near Sixth Street. Ernest Waldron Warfield, 77, of the Taney Apartments, was arrested around 3 10 a.m. and faces murder charges with arraignment and bond hearing pending in District Court. Brooks died of a chest wound after being transported to Frederick Memorial Hospital. an autopsy was ordered by Medical Examiner De Robert J. Thomas. Police report the weapon was a small caliber firearm. In other activity, Joseph M. O Conner, 48, of Emmitsburg, was arrested for two counts of passing bad checks. He was released on personal recognizance.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
de Robert J. Thomas
Frederick County
Pikesville
Joseph M. O'Conner
Emmitsburg
House Democratic Leaders Study Impeachment Probe
House Speaker Carl Albert orders all impeachment related resolutions referred to the Howe Judiciary Committee for quick inquiry. He warns against rushed action to avoid national disunity while noting Nixon aide firings and Watergate tapes dispute. Ford’s pending vice presidency confirmation looms as lawmakers weigh steps.
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Nixon
Howe Judiciary Committee
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White House
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Gerald R. Ford
Munlage
Hephum Wright
Texas
Ford
Mideast Fighting Escalates Amid UN Call for Pause
War rages into its sixth day on both fronts despite a partial overnight pause. Egypt requests an emergency UN Security Council meeting to probe Israeli violations, while Syria remains silent. Mutual ceasefire accusations surface as the truce falters.
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Australia
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Truck driver Franklin Wiles wins national roadeo award
Franklin Wiles of near Frederick has driven tank trucks for 27 years with no accidents and earned the Galey D. Wiles Southeimer Award at the national roadeo in Denver. He has twice or more previously qualified and won state titles, earning national status after placing first in Maryland. The competition tests driving skill on a ten minute course including parallel parking and offset alley maneuvers.
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Roadeo
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Maryland
Wiles
National Roadeo
Lees
Symphony Society Ticket Drive Near Halfway Mark
Frederick residents urged to join the Symphony Society and purchase a four concert package with the Baltimore Orchestra. Performances are on Tuesday nights at 8 pm in Gov. Thomas Johnson Auditorium with conductors Andrew Schenk Leon Fleisher and Sergio Comissiona leading the four programs on Nov 13 Jan 8 Feb 5 and Apr 30.
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Gov. Thomas Johnson Auditorium
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Baltimore Symphony Orchestra
Leon Fleisher
Sergio Comissiona
Frederick
Wells Going Dry Despite Rainfall Shortage City Still Not Running Dry
Despite three weeks without meaningful rain, city water sources remain sufficient. Robinson reports Frederick Watershed reservoir six to seven inches below spillway, average for October, with flow from Fishing Creek at about 1.55 million gallons per day. Monocacy and Singapore plants together produce about three million gallons daily, normal for city needs. County wells show lower levels in shallow hand dug wells, some drilled wells going dry, but the surface system remains steady as pumping continues. Continued on Page A-5.
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Kinderfest at Rose Hill Manor Aids Local Museum Fund
Kinderfest at Rose Hill Manor aims to replace Trick or Treat by raising funds for the Rose Hill Children’s Museum in Frederick County Maryland. The event Saturdays Oct 7 and Nov 3 features rides games and food with proceeds supporting the museum’s free access and weekday weekend hours. The museum honors Thomas Johnson first Maryland governor and sits beside Gov Thomas Johnson High School.
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Sirica Expected To Rule On Watergate Settlement
Judge John Sirica urged grand juries to remain in session as White House lawyers prepared to present a tapes settlement to avoid impeachment actions. The deal followed Archibald Cox’s firing and would have Senator John C. Stennis summarize the tapes for the judge and the Senate committee.
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U.S. Court of Appeals
Area Residents Favor Impeachment For Nixon
Frederick area residents show a plurality favor Congress considering impeachment of President Nixon in a News-Post survey. 45 percent back congressional consideration while 29 percent oppose impeachment. NBC polling cites 44 percent nationwide in favor. Residents express mixed views and urge leadership, with comments ranging from support to criticism of Nixon.
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Hawbottom Road
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Mathias
Beall
Quinn Orchard Road
Edward H Drake
New London
Cox
Gome
Richardson Explains Resignation From Attorney General Post
Elliot L Richardsen outlined demands that pushed him to resign as attorney general and said the Watergate affair confronting President Nixon must be unfettered. He guarded the rest for the American people to judge, stressing fairness underlying the country’s future well being and security.
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Jazz Night Delights Crowd At Thomas Johnson Auditorium
The Work's Greatest Jazz Band led by Yank Lawson and Bob Haggart thrilled a Samily audience with traditional and well known pieces starting with Out Back. Bud Freeman Bob Wiltzer Gus Johnson Jr Ralph Sutton Bennie Lromborne joined the ensemble delivering a balanced, engaging performance despite some crowd chatter during the set.
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Supreme Sax
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