Halloween Parade and Trick or Treat Nights Planned
Traditional Halloween activities are planned with a Thursday parade and Saturday Trick or Treat hours from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. UNICEF event runs 7:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. Parade routes and street closures mirror past years with specific blocking points on Seventh, Eighth, Ninth, and West Tenth streets, plus Church and Court Streets. Parade unit formation and escort details replicate prior years ending with dispersal at the Armory and City Hall review. Parade officials will be escorted by City Police from Governor Thomas Johnson High School at 7:10 p.m. The text notes continued page reference for details.
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Unicef
Frederick
Market
Seventh Streets
Seventh Street
East Street
Motter Avenue
Eighth Street
North Market Street
Ninth Street
West Tenth Street
13Th
Market Street
West Seventh Street
East Seventh Street
East Eighth Street
East Ninth
West Ninth Street
Church
Court Streets
Governor Thomas Johnson High School
Patrick Street
Patrick
Court
Church Street
City Hall
Bentz
Bentz Street
Armory
Commissioner Of Insurance To Speak Here
State Commissioner of Insurance Thomas J. Hatem will speak at a Frederick County Independent Agents Association luncheon on Friday October 30 at the Red Horse Steak House. Hatem, a Harford County attorney appointed by Governor Mandel to oversee rate adjustments insurer complaints insolvency and general insurance issues, makes his first visit to Central and Western Maryland since taking office. New Fred Association officers will be installed with Nathan Jacobson as president Robert Lindquist as vice president Steven Swank as secretary treasurer and Robert Smith as director to the state. The program chairman is Robert C. Lindquist of Phillips Insurance Agency Inc Brunswick.
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Thomas J. Hatem
Frederick County Independent Agents Association
Red Horse
Hatem
Harford County
Mandel
Newton Steers
Maryland
Tme
Nathan Jacobson
Robert Lindquist
Steven Swank
Robert Smith
Robert C. Lindquist
Phillips Insurance Agency Inc
Brunswick
Everedy seeks three month extension to stop creek pollution
Everedy Company asks the State Department of Water Resources for a three month extension to end chromic acid and copper by product dumping into Carroll Creek. President Sam Grillo says new wastewater treatment equipment cannot meet the January 1 deadline and the extension would provide time to halt discharges. The extension decision hinges on justification and potential economic impact of a plant closure.
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Everedy
State Department of Water Resources
Carroll Creek
Sam Grillo
Grillo
Department of Water Resources
East Street
Nobel Prize Awarded to MIT Economist Samuelson
Stockholm awarded MIT economist Paul A. Samuelson the 1970 Nobel Prize in economics for developing static and dynamic economic theory and raising analytical levels in economic science. He learned of the honor at his Boston suburb home and planned to return to his office.
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Paul A. Samuelson
Belmont
Mass
Stockholm
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Comminee
Boston
Samuelson
Milton Friedman
Ixon
Vassily Kantorovich
Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences
Alfred Obel
County Sheriff Backed Up By 1 200 Deputies
RANDY DODSON analyzes Frederick County Sheriff Department composition and the broad use of special deputies under Maryland law. The department lists 1 172 total special deputies, plus the sheriff four riding deputies eight turnkeys, and 30 uniformed volunteers. The sheriff salary rises from 7 509 to 10 000 after Dec 1. Officials describe duties from court service to jail transport and note deputies may carry guns only with a special deputy commission.
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Frederick County
Sheriff’s Department
Maryland
Randy Dodson
Sheriffs Department
It's Easy And Inexpensive So You Want To Be A Special Deputy
Bill Grady reports on Frederick County Maryland allowing residents to become sworn special deputy sheriffs for a fee. He describes qualifications, the process at Sheriff Crumme Jacobs office, the oath, and the deputy’s authority limited to self defense and carrying a gun in a vehicle.
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Crumme
P. Jacobs
News - Post
Court House
Jacobs
Israel Says 600 Missiles Defend Suez Zone
Tel Aviv AP Gen Aharon Yariv claims Egypt and the Soviet Union built 500 to 600 missile launchers within 30 miles of the Suez Canal defying the cease fire ban. He says about 3,000 Soviet personnel are in the area and confirms reports of substantial armor and artillery sales to Israel.
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Israel
Suez Canal Zone
Tel Aviv
Military Intelligence Department
Egypt
Soviet Union
Suez Canal
Aharon Yariv
Vietnam
Yariv
U.S
Washington
Brunswick Vet Parade Plans Set To Go
Brunswick plans its Veterans Day observance on Sunday November 1 with a 1 30 program at the Maryland Avenue and Potomac Street intersection led by Thomas W Simmons Department Commander of the American Legion for Maryland. A large parade featuring the 75th Army Band Belvoir VA US Marine Corps Color Guard National Guard of Honor and many local groups will follow ending at City Park. Rain date is November 8.
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Brunswick
Richard C. Bowers
Steadman-Keenan Post No
American Legion
Maryland Avenue
Potomac Street
Thomas W. Simmons
Maryland
J. Glenn Beall Jr
the Legion
Ernest L. Wineholt
75Th Army Band
T, Belvoir
U.S. Marine Corps Color Guard
National Guard of Honor
Washington, D.C
Colorful Bagpipe
Kylie Band of
York
Tork
West Potomac Street
Brunswick High School
James D. Kueting
Ralph Miller
Bethan Lutheran Church
Jess B. Orndorff
Thomas W W. Simmons
Miller
Dog Bite Punctures Boy in Frederick Memorial Hospital
An Ald year old city boy remains in satisfactory condition after surgery for a punctured lung from a dog bite at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Michael F. Fogle of West Fifth Street was riding a bicycle on Trail Avenue when a German Shepherd owned by Mary G. Windsor of Trail Avenue bit him on the right side. The dog’s tooth punctured the lung, according to Pte Blessing Kaetzel. The boy was taken to a local veterinarian for observation.
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Srederick Memorial Hospital
Michael F. Fogle
West Fifth Street
Trail Avenue
Mary G. Windsor
Blessing Kaetzel
Fire Log Report From Eastview County Woods Fire
Fire log notes a woods fire in Eastview County reported at 4 16 p m Sunday with Independents responding. Emergency calls totaled three, routine calls noted. contact numbers 662 6333 or 663 4400 listed for public inquiry.
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Eastview
Woods
Egypt presses UN for Israel withdrawal from occupied lands
At the United Nations Egypt seeks General Assembly action to force Israel to withdraw from territories seized in 1967. Foreign Minister Mahmoud Riad set to open debate urging real implementation of Resolution 242 and calls for indirect talks with Egypt and Jordan under UN envoy Jarring. A draft resolution accuses Israel of obstructing talks and holding territory by force as inadmissible.
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United Nations
W.y
Egypt
U.N. General Assembly
Israel
Jordan
Syria
Mahmoud Riad
Middle East
Riad
Security Council
U.N
Gunnar V. Jarring
Assembly
Jarring
15 Black Youths Charged In Murder Of Policeman
Detroit scene around the National Committee to Combat Fascism headquarters saw 15 black youths charged with the murder of Patrolman Glenn F. Smith, 26, shot in the head near the building as authorities clamped down after a tense standoff. Two others were arrested in connection with vehicle arson. 12 youths surrendered after negotiations led by Ravitz and others.
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Detroit
Mel Ravitz
Sunda
Glenn F. Smith
National Committee To Combat Fascism
Ravitz
White
Cornelman Nicholas Mood
James del Rio
Dlach
Blair Wins Warm Welcome at Frederick County Rally
Gubernatorial candidate C Stanley Blair drew a large crowd at the Frederick County Fairgrounds on Sunday after noon. The event, organized by Citizens for Blair in Western Maryland and supported by Teenage Republicans and the Young Republican Club of Frederick County, urged a strong Republican turnout on November 3rd. Blair, landing from Harford County, urged party members to mobilize and predicted victory if turnout holds. He criticized the State Health Administration reorganization for higher costs. He then flew to Anne Arundel County for a subsequent meeting.
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Frederick County
C. Stanley Blair
Fairgrounds
Blair
Frederick
Harford County
Earl &. Smith
Citizens For Blair
Maryland
Repubicans
Young Republican Club
Republican State Central Committee
Anne Arundel County
Market Pushes Slightly Higher Amid Slow Trading
In New York, investors largely stayed on the sidelines as prices inched up this morning. At 10 30 am the Dow Jones average of 30 industrial stocks gained 0 89 to 760 27 reflecting a fractional advance in sluggish trading.
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New York Cap
Antiwar Groups Plan Peace March in Frederick
Local groups including the People's Action Center and Frederick Welfare Rights Organization plan a peace march and rally at 7:30 p.m. Friday in Baker Park. Speeches will lead to a march ending at City Hall to deliver a petition urging no more Frederick men be drafted and funds stay local. Participants: People’s Action Center, Frederick Welfare Rights Organization, Hood College VCA, Frederick GIs United, Council to Repeal the Draft, and the Frederick Vietnam Moratorium Committee.
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Nam Ous
Baker Park
People’s Action Center
Peoples Action
City Hall
Southeast Asia
Frederick Welfare Rights Organization
Hood College Vca
Frederick Gis United
Frederick Council
Frederick Vietnam
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