City Candidates Discuss Housing
A large bi racial audience attended a candidates night sponsored by the NAACP chapter focusing on housing. Candidates debated public housing subsidies, fair housing, and the role of federal plans while an audience clashed with Paul Crum Richard Brady and others. A discussion on the community information center followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frevteriel Connery
NAACP
Paul Crum
Richard Brady
Lord Nickens
William C. Lee
Crum-Nickens
Crum
Donald Hilther
Brady
Clade K DeLauter
Ronald Young
Young
Glenmore V. Rice
Rice
Frederick
Planners Approve Nursing Home Site Move in Frederick County
The Frederick County Comprehensive Health Planning Council unanimously recommended to the County Commissioners that a 120 bed nursing home be placed on a tract adjacent to Montevue Home, across Montevue Lane, to preserve the site’s appeal. The council urged the city planning and zoning commission to avoid nearby light industrial or commercial development that could degrade the facility’s value and beauty, with officials pledging opposition to any action harming the site.
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Frederick County
City Planning and Zoning Commission
Commission
Robert Bolshazy
Lawrence Dorsey
Planning Commission
Rain Lifts Fire Risk With Heavy Monday Rain
Frederick County received more than an inch of rain on Monday aiding fire control. Forests have been cleared of material to create a 10 foot wide firebreak around burn sites and adequate personnel are available to prevent the fire from escaping. Continued from page A-2.
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Frederick County
Shaw and Winn to File Suits Against FCC
Two lawsuits totaling nearly two million dollars will be filed in U S District Court in Baltimore by lawyers for fired Frederick Community College division chairmen Roger M Shaw and Richard A Winn. The actions name college president Lewis W Stephens and seven trustees, claim First and Fourteenth Amendment violations and seek 700000 dollars each in exemplary damages plus 100000 dollars each in compensatory damages.
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Aldan T. Weinberg
U.S. District Court
Baltimore
Frederick Community College Division
Roger M. Shaw
Richard A. Winn
Shaw
Winn
FCC
Lewis W. Stephens
Maryland State Teachers Association
Walters. Levin
National Education Association
DuShane
County Closes Roads Shop Four Lose Jobs
Bernard Rippeon Floyd Biser Argen Kaetzel and Ernest Yinger lose jobs as county shuts down the roads shop. Commissioners and County Engineer William Fout cite reviews of government effectiveness and efficiency to justify initiating different, more value driven operations. Rippeon, foreman, with 27 years there, laments lack of advance notice and contemplates transfer options. Biser notes a county bill from a private truck garage for equipment work.
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Bernard Rippeon
Floyd Biser
Argen Kaetzel
Ernest Yinger
William Fout
Rippeon
Biser
Toads
Winchester Hall
Commissioners’ Public
F Loraine Simpson, Oldest State Merchant, Dies
F Loraine Simpson Sr longtime Libertytown merchant dies at Frederick Hospital Monday at 5 p.m. Born January 1 1878 in Norris, he operated a Labertytown general store for 70 years. Survived by son F Loraine Simpson Jr daughter Christine Hemp grandson Richard Loraine Hemp great grandson Richard Jeffrey Hemp a niece and others all of Libertytown.
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F. Loraine Simpson Sr
Frederick Hospital
Libertytown
F. Loraine Simpson Jr
Christine Hemp
Richard Loraine Hemp
Richard Jeffrey Hemp
Labertytown
Myers and Trout Win Thurmont Town Election
In Thurmont, Trout defeats incumbent Roy C. Clabaugh for the commissioner seat while Vernon C. Myers secures reelection. James F. Black runs unopposed for Mayor with 345 votes. Commissioners totals: Clabaugh 154 Myers 267 Trout 185 Weddle 183. Voter turnout 46 percent of 696 eligible at Guardian Hose Company from noon to 7 pm.
Cox Leaked Nixon Call Halting ITT Appeal
Cox testifies before the Senate Judiciary Committee that he may have leaked a story about a Nixon call to Richard Kleindienst stopping a Justice Department appeal in the ITT antitrust case. He apologizes for the possible breach of confidence and explains stress led to disclosures to Sens. Kennedy and others.
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Palm TE Die Wechibald
Cox
Nin
Richard G Kleindhete
ITT
Special Waterzate
New York Times
Senate Judiciary Committee
Times
Nixon
Kleindienst
Justice Department
White House
Kieindienst
Sens
Pire
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp
Cox Sai
Guerie
Sans Kieindienst
Watergate
Kissinger and Egyptian Envoy Hold Talks on Ceasefire
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger and Egyptian special envoy Ismail Fahmy met for 90 minutes to discuss the Arab-Israeli cease-fire and postwar issues. Fahmy requested an earlier audience and both officials planned a second session within 18 hours amid guarded statements.
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Washington
Henry A Kissinger
Ismail Fahmy
Middle East
Fahmy
Kissinger
State Department
Anwar Sadat
U.S
Audit Reveals Record County Budget Surplus
Frederick County reported a record 1.916 million dollar budget surplus for 1972 73 after an audit accepted by the county commissioners. Revenues rose to 24.07 million with increases from state shared taxes and land transfer taxes while expenditures fell slightly. The Metropolitan Commission posted a 40 898 surplus as salaries and consultant fees were managed, and most departments ran surpluses except the county jail which showed deficits in food and supplies.
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Frederick County
Linton and Shafer
Thomas M. Fox
Fox
County Metropolitan Commission
Baker - Wibhberley Engineering
Commission
Metropolitan Commission
Winchester Hall Bid Approved By Officials
The County Commissioners approve a bid from architect Charles F. Bowers for Winchester Hall renovations and a 200 square foot east wing addition. Estimated cost up to 2 million, with 1.2 million for renovations and 40 per square foot for the addition, tied to a decreasing fee scale. The plan includes seeking competitive bids for professional services and aligning with existing county buildings for the next 15 to 20 years.
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Charles F. Bowers
Winchester Hall
James Bryan
Bowers
Bryan
Baker - Wibberley Engineering Firm
Hagerstown
U S 15 Accident Zone Near Frederick To Be Resurfaced
State Highway officials plan resurfacing of a dangerous southbound stretch of U S 15 north of Frederick near Hayward Road after 16 accidents and six injuries were reported since opening. Drivers describe a left-tilting bend that causes abrupt steering, with polished pavement from heavy use contributing to slides and a wrecked state police car but no fatalities.
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Frederick
Hayward Road
Contra
European Troop Cut Proposal Sparks NATO Talks
In Vienna AP reports a proposed reduction of NATO troops is discussed amid negotiations. Details emphasize potential shared burden and implications for member security, with officials seeking consensus and timetable among allied nations.
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Vienna
NATO
Stock Market Edge Dips at 10:02 AM
The index was down 6.47 points to 972.40 at 10:02 AM, signaling a broad retreat across major shares. Traders cited cautious sentiment and mixed earnings as drivers behind the midday pullback.
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Church and
North Market Streets
Roy Mensell
Keefer Kline
Cedric H. Smith
Shaw, Winn
Rog Macdougall
F. Loraine Simpson
Nia
F. Leratar
Sim
Edward Mc Kennedy
U-Mans
Hart
Iiewu
U.S. 15
Thomas G. Mohler
U.S 15
Mohler
Hayward
State Highway Administration
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