Man Found Shot Dead In School Parking Lot
Frederick City police report a 30 year old man identified as David Richard Allen was found shot to death in a car in the Elm Street Elementary School parking lot Sunday afternoon. Autopsy results pending to establish time of death. Police seek information from the public.
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Frederick City
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Elm Street
David Richard
Schoolman) Allen
All Saints St
Allen
Larry Weedon
John Hanson
Samuel Bricker
Robert J Thomas
Frederick County
Thomas
Baltimore
Md 355
Jail Break Foiled by Frederick Police in Escape Attempt
Frederick City Police arrested two prisoners Johnny Mack Brown and Jerry Clemmons minutes after they overpowered a corrections officer and fled from the Frederick County Jail at 11 15 a m Sunday. Sheriff Donald Barnes credited officers for quick action and no injuries were reported.
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Frederick City
Frederick County
Johnny Mack Brown
Jerry Clemmons
Snoots
South Street
Donald Barnes
All Saints
Brown
Clemmons
W E Boost
P. V. Brown
D. I. Gaver
D. W. Shankle
R A. Servacel
R C. Culien
Barnes
Lorraine Giles
Giles
Middle School Clarification Sought On IAC Letter
Superintendent John L. Carnachan Jr said there is definitely no letter from the Inter Agency Committee regarding the proposed East County middle school. He will clarify the matter at today's 1:30 p.m. meeting with the Board of County Commissioners at Winchester Hall after inquiries over a possible letter claimed by informants.
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John L. Carnachan Jr
state Inter-Agency Committee for
East County
Board of County Commissioners
Carnachan
News-Post
Winchester Hall
IAC
JAC
Bombings in Three U.S. Cities Blamed on Puerto Rican Group
Bombs exploded in New York Washington and Chicago injuring none and causing minor damage. A Puerto Rican separatist group FALN claimed responsibility saying more bombs were planted. One blast hit Sears Tower windows while others struck banks and federal offices. An anonymous call tied a state department blast to protest Israel policy.
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New York
Washington
Chicago
Sears
Puerto Rico
Mid-Continental Plaza
Standard Out Company
Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve
State Department
Associated Press bureau
Baltimore
Israel
Anwar Sadat
Ford
Danny Mizeesko
West Side
First National City Bank
Associated Press
FALN
Armed Forces for National Liberation
US. commonwealth
New York City
Franco faces end as Spain waits for death of dictator
In Madrid the 82 year old Franco survived heart attacks but suffered a fever and congestive heart failure as doctors reported his condition improving after a night of massaging the heart and a blood transfusion. The government radio suspended regular programming as crowds gathered outside Pardo Palace awaiting official word. Premier Arias Navarro Regency Council and Prince Juan Carlos awaited the outcome of the 36 year dictatorship.
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Spain
Francisco Franco
Western
Europe
Franco
the
medical bulletin
Carlos Arias Navarro
Juan Carlos de Borbon
Inflation drains buying power for American workers
A 9.4 percent drop in purchasing power from 1972 to April highlights that rising wages did not keep pace with inflation. Dollar earnings rose about 18 percent, but 1969-value buying power fell from 96.64 to 87.58. The piece notes the federal budget dilemma as inflation erodes real spending and purchasing power.
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WASHINGTON
Labor Department
Ford
Congress
Office of Management and Budget
OMB
Charity Walk Disaster Leaves 1800 Children Stranded
About 1800 youths in a 21 mile charity walk from Great Falls to White's Ferry were left stranded as adult sponsors abandoned them in rain. Police sent a towpath detail to rescue stragglers while organizers blamed communication lapses and sponsors rushing home to watch a NFL game.
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WHITE’S FERRY
Eleanor Feldbaum
Kensington
Mindy
Washington Redskins
Great Falls
Jack Warner
Project Concerned
Citizens groups
Warner
Congress Tackles Tax Cuts Energy Plan and NYC Aid
Congress moves to extend 1975 personal income tax cuts into 1976 and study business tax cuts. Senate House negotiators may finish a compromise energy bill likely to be vetoed by President Ford. NYC faces potential default without a $6 billion loan guarantee, while the debt ceiling may rise by $20 billion to $597 billion.
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Congress
New York City
House
Ways and Means
Senate House
Ford
U.S
Senate Banking Committee
Ways and Means Committee
Treasury
Sadat Begins U S Tour Amid Regional Tensions
SADAT starts a US tour as fighting is reported in Lebanon and Portugal. The weather forecast calls for sunny, pleasant conditions with highs in the 60s to 70s and clear skies tonight into tomorrow. A Cicero quote about friendship appears amidst the notes.
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