Subponeas Dropped as Maryland Senators Volunteer Testify
Maryland Senate members from 1971 and 1972 will testify before a federal grand jury probing political corruption on voluntary basis after subpoenas were withdrawn. Judge Joseph Young and state Atty. Gen. Francis B. Burch oversaw the agreement, amid questions on separation of powers and possible renewals.
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BALTIMORE
Maryland Senate
federal
attorney’s office
state Senate
Joseph Young
Francis B. Burch
Burch
Young
Maryland
Charles H. Smelser
Edward P. Thomas Jr
Frederick County
Mandel
Len Smelser
Union Bridge
Thomas
Senate
Steny Hoyer
Prince Georges
U.S
Hoyer
Marvin Mandel
W. Dale Hess
Harry W. Rodgers III
City seeks dismissal of wiring injunction in Frederick
Hearings in Circuit Court before Judge Robert E Clapp Jr. focused on an injunction by 18 Frederick residents to halt an underground wiring project on South Market Street. Plaintiff attorney Osburn argues public funds for the 600000 project lack public purpose and amount to misappropriation. City officials testified amid objections, with the judge likely to rule later on the motion to dismiss.
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Circuit
Robert E Clapp Jr
Frederick City
South Market Street
Robert D. Osburn Jr
Osburn
Ronald N. Young
Betty Rice
W. Milner Roberts
Roberts
Clapp
PTA president attacks education report in Maryland
Mary land PTA chief Phyllis Reed condemned parts of the Rosenberg Report saying four million dollars in added bureaucracy would erode local control. She spoke to about 50 members at Carroll Manor School and urged action in Annapolis as legislators prepare bills based on the study.
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Phyllis Reed
Maryland PTA
Frederick County
Maryland
Annapolis
Reed
PTA
Carroll Manor
PTAs
Rosenberg
Marvin Mandel
Del
Charles E. Smith
Smith
Frances W. Ashbury
State Funds Sought for 150-Unit Elderly Housing Plan
Frederick City eyes a 150 unit elderly apartment project with federal backing. FOR president James A. Kime says cooperation with a Towson developer is in place and a site option secured, though names are withheld. OECD previously granted 263000 for a 79 unit county project and requests to boost rent supplements gain support from local leaders and groups.
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state Department of Economic and Community Development
Frederick City
James A. Kime
Frederick Organization for Rehabilitation Corporation
FOR
Towson
OECD
Fire decals aid safe bedrooms for children and disabled
Fire deaths in dwelling fires disproportionately affect children and seniors. Frederick K-mart will distribute fluorescent decals to mark bedrooms and doors for children invalids and the handicapped. The decals CB H I will be available at the Frederick County Square during Oct 20 27. Ben Smith at K-mart handles large orders.
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Frederick K-mart
John Hartman
K-mart
Frederick County
Ben Smith
Frederick sees nine month crime drop. armed robberies rise
Frederick City Police report a 1.6 percent drop in total crimes through Sept 30, 1975 from 1974 nine month figures. The report notes a 3.25 percent fall in traffic accidents, with major declines in breaking and entering, assaults, and strong-arm robberies, while armed robberies and thefts rose.
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Frederick City
Terrorists won't free Dutchman bomb rocks London street
Developments reported in Hearst case as FBI maintains Security Index. One person is killed in the blast on a London street, with authorities pursuing leads and monitoring ongoing security concerns.
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London street
Hearst
Weekend Sunshine and Warm Temperatures Expected
The forecast calls for warm sunny days through Friday with highs near 80 and mild nights around 50. Tonight should be clear, and the chance of rain remains near zero through Friday.
Market dip follows three day rise in New York
New York stocks fell in early trading after a three session advance as the Dow Jones industrial average slipped 1.49 points to 848.08. Baltimore lottery results listed winning numbers for multiple games including a $50,000 top prize with several four and five digit draws.
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NEW YORK
BALTIMORE
Maryland
Interpreter Helps Toyota Crash Victims From Tokyo
An eastbound rest area crash near Frederick claims minor injuries to Mitsuko Sutoh and relatives from Tokyo. State Police and Middletown Ambulance coordinated care with interpreter Th C Wayne Tucker, a former USAF translator, who aided the family throughout treatment and transport to Johns Hopkins facilities. The event highlights international goodwill as the Sutoh family extends their stay in Maryland after vehicle collision and medical follow ups.
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Frederick County
Tokyo
Japan
Keito Sutoh
Cockeysville
Toyota
Th. C. Wayne Tucker
State Police
Tie Tucker
US Air Force
Mitsuko Sutoh
Tfe
Tucker
Fredenck Memorial Hospital
Kazou Sutoh
Yuka Sutoh
Mitsugi Suton
Fredenck Municipal
Tie
Tucker Tie
Mitsuko
Middletown
Paul
M Dean
Dean
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Michael Staley
David Coblentz
Baltimore
Kazou
Matsuko
Toyko
Johns Hopkins Institute
Sutoh
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Washington
Mary Candler
Marlboro Race Track
Hess
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Marlboro
Hagerstown
Amos L. Brown
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DECD
Lawrence A. Dorsey
League of Women Voters
NAACP
Frederick
Kmart
Richard Morgan
Inside The News
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gene eeree
Senneva
President Woodrow Wilson
United States
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