Frederick woman hurt in mishap near Frederick
Several traffic incidents are reported with injuries across Frederick and surrounding areas. Comnie G Baldwin of Frederick suffered internal injuries after a collision on Md 355 at Ball Road. William L Giles of Gaithersburg turned into the path of a motorcycle and was charged with failure to yield. Baldwin was transported to Francis Scott Key Mall by a state police helicopter. Multiple other accidents include a Hagerstown area man in serious condition after being struck near Robinwood Drive, a Braddock Heights resident injured on Ridge Road, a Frederick youth injure in a motorcycle wreck on Old Receiver Road, and a Washington County resident in satisfactory condition after a two vehicle crash at U S 40 and Church Hill. accident details note charges including driving without a license and failure to reduce speed to avoid a collision.
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Frederick
Maryland Institute For Emergency Medical Services
MD. 355
Ball Road
Comnie G Baldwin
Park Ave
William L Giles
Gaithersburg
Tor Michael Kretzer
Elmer
Giles
Urbana
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Ms. Baldwin
Francis Scott Key Mall
Wiles
Hagerstown
Washington County Hospital
Paul Sauier Sr
Seine Road
Robinwood Drive
Patricia Earley
Smithsburg
Keith Wattenschadt
Sadler
Braddock Heights
Ridge Road
Robert M. Miller
Old Swimming Pool Road
Miller
Middletown
William C. Baker
Rt. 7
Old Receiver Road
Baker
Th. Douglas Lowry
Washington County
U.S. 40
Church Hill Road
George W. Cline
Myersville
Ernest P. Ferraro Jr
Ferraro
Washington, D.C
Hubeey
Kevin
Thurmont Community Ambulance
Monrovia Postmistress Embraces New Supervisory Role
Postmaster in Monrovia, Mrs. McClain, recently promoted to supervise three staff, emphasizes responsibility and aims for a smoothly run office. She sorts and cancels mail by hand, with postmark stamping taking much time, and counts on her family for support.
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Monrovia
McClain
Maryland
New York
Pennsylvania
Virginia
West Virginia
US Postal Service
Donald
Diane
Debra
Donald McClain
Frederick High School
Frederick News-Post
U.S
Farmers Home Administration
Ed McClain
Capital gains tax cut faces heated debate in measure
Washington pondered a proposed capital gains tax cut within a 13.7 billion package. If Carter signs, profits from property sales would face a reduced 28 percent top rate, largely benefiting higher income filers and potentially boosting stock investment and job creation. The Treasury estimates most benefits would go to those earning over $50,000.
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Washington
Carter
Ere
Treasury Department
Shoplifting and Juvenile Services in Frederick County
A continued discussion on how the state department and Juvenile Services handle juvenile shoplifting. Ronald Smith notes many cases go unreported to courts, with five stores most involved. Cases may go to court as a last resort after counseling, with possible institutional detention until age 21. Shoplifting linked to complex psychologies, with 33 percent of offenders from higher income households. Season peaks Sept to Dec, stores hire security, losses may drive closures, costs borne by consumers. A second part will cover merchant strategies.
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State Dept. Juvenile Services
Ronald Smith
Frederick Juvenile Services
Hess's
McCrery
Askgemery Ward
Zayre
Dartiug
Washington Metropolitan Board of Trade
Kolodny
Frederick County
Board of Trade
Montgomery Ward
Washington Area
Lansburgh’s
Kolodney
Board of Trade Esum Ales Ldsi
Usenger
Frederick
Seminar on Business Techniques in Hagerstown Nov 11
The University of Maryland College in Hagerstown sponsors a seven hour seminar titled Techniques and Strategies for Small Business Profits and Growth led by Donald M. Dible author of a best selling book. Tuition is 45 dollars. The event meets at the Holiday Inn on Dual Highway. Call Sally Grieb or Veronica Ruszin at 361 454-5241 for more information and registration.
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University of Maryland University College
Hagerstown
Donald M. Dible
Holiday Inn
Sally Grieb
Veronica Ruszin
Frederick Jaycees Fall Festival Parade Winners 1978
Frederick Jaycees awarded 26 cash prizes across 58 parade entries including area kings and queens such as Philip Arnold and Nanette Carter. Prizes went to bands, civic floats, majorettes, youth floats, marching groups, and fire equipment trophies for best pumper and oldest piece among fire departments.
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West Patrick Street
Frederick Jaycees
Jaycees
James Clapp
Phillip Arnold
King
Angela Bilotti
Frederick
Teresa Boyce
Potomac River
Nanette Carter
Kitty Hawker
Frederick County
Area 3
Judy Murphy
Mary Jane Ramsburg
Sally Aus Trapane
Catoctin Mountain
Minister offers free Bibles after vandalism at church
Frederick pastor Rev. Richard M. Morris of Parkway Church of God proposes a loving response to the destruction of two flagpoles. He will give free Bibles to youngsters at his parsonage door before Halloween, funded by the Americas Bible Society. He notes no questions will be asked and hopes this acts as a witness to forgiveness.
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Frederick
Richard M. Morris
Parkway Church of God
Bulletin Board
John Paul I
Morris
Americas Biple Society
Talks on SALT progress cited as constructive but lingering
Salt Vance spokesman Carter described the talks as constructive though details were sparse. He said the secretary is not given to adjectives and indicated negotiators could stay as long as needed if the issues remain substantive. Four key points include limits on cruise missiles, types and sizes of missiles, retirement timing to a 2258 ceiling, and Soviet Backfire deployment limits.
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Vance
Carter
Kremlin
U.S
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