City man killed on parking lot
Charles W. Weddle a 68 year old of 427 West South Street was found pinned under a car in a city parking lot on South Court Street at 10 10 am. Lt Heard reports the Ace Cab employee was discovered by a citizen and the car rear wheel bore the body. An autopsy was ordered and the body taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital morgue. United ambulance crew responded.
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South St
South Court Street
Weddie
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Charles W. Weddle
W. South St
G.L. Heard
Weddle
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Robert J. Thomas
Frederick County
United Ambulance
Homewood weighs liquor for hotel restaurant plan
Homewood officials consider using liquor in a proposed restaurant at the Francis Scott Key Hotel after Homewood Retirement Center bought the property for 360 009 dollars. Rodarick J Wagner said state agency waivers may be sought to use public rooms and catering for civic functions while the Maryland Comprehensive Health Agency Fire Marshal and Health and Mental Hygiene must approve. He noted church group opposition could affect liquor plans and gave no definite decision.
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Rodarick J. Wagner
Francis Scott Key
Rodarick
Homewood Retirement Center
Williamsport
Holmewood
Wagner
Maryland Comprehensive Health Agency
State Fire Marshal's Office
Maryland Department of Health & Mental Hygiene
Frederick
Maryland PSC approves temporary PE fuel surcharge
The Maryland Public Service Commission approves Potomac Edison Companys 0.074 cent per kilowatt hour surcharge for 12 months to recover 1974 fuel costs. A typical residential bill rises under two cents per day for 6 kWh monthly. The ruling cites Haskins and Sells. The surcharge ends automatically after lost revenues are recovered.
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PSC
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Maryland
City officials lament loss of the town hotel to church group
Frederick mayor Ronald N. Young and aldermen voiced disappointment as Homewood, an Evangelical Reformed Church agency, bought the Francis Scott Key Hotel at public auction to convert it into a senior citizens home. They pleaded the move strips downtown of the only hotel and bars regular civic activities and a restaurant, though church officials said lower floors may still offer meeting spaces.
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Frederick
Ronald N. Young
Francis Scott Key
Homewood
Evangelical Reformed Church
Donald H. Hiltner
Elizabeth P. Burker
Young
Bank Robbery Ends After Hostages Freed and Surrender
The incident began with a bank robbery in which hostages were freed and the suspect surrendered. Reports indicate a tense standoff ended without further violence, with authorities confirming no injuries. Weather outlook shows warm conditions with highs in the 80s and cooler nights in the 60s in the near term. The source also includes political and literary quotations from Shaw and mentions a teachers strike in multiple states.
Sinai pact signing canceled by U S and Soviet Union
In Geneva, the Soviet Union snubbed the scheduled signing of the U S sponsored Sinai accord between Israel and Egypt. The New Times criticized the pact saying it fails to defuse the crisis and favors Israel. The United States also planned to skip the ceremony, though officials said the signing was not a formal necessity within the Geneva framework.
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Switzerland
Soviet Union
Sinai
Israel
Egypt
New Times
United States
State Department
Washington
U.S
Cochairman
United Nations
U.N
New York
Kurt Waldheim
Jacob Malik
Council
Palais Des Nations
Europe
School Hearing Set For Brunswick Elementary Plan
Frederick County school board set a public meeting for Sept 16 at 7:30 p.m. at North Frederick Elementary to gather input on the School Construction Program. SCV Architects presented revised Brunswick Elementary design with flexible space for 10 classrooms and zoned systems, approved with conditions.
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Frederick County
Brunswick Elementary
Board of Education
North Frederick Elementary
SCV
Brunswick School
A. Doty Remsburg
Urbana
State Interagency Committee
SAC
Catoctin High
City Aldermen Tonight Hear Rezoning and Utility Requests
The mayor and Board of Aldermen meet at 7:30 PM in City Hall Board Room to hear Public Hearing on Rezoning Case FR-75 2 Blake Clark 2,983 acres from Rite M-1 and on proposed Frederick City Subdivision Regulations. Other items include sewer line extension requests, street renaming, zoning ordinance changes in R-4, pet show events, tennis and band shell uses, parking restrictions, football field use, solicitation ordinance needs, and a revised motor vehicles chapter.
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Board of Aldermen
City Hall Board Room
Blake Clark
Frederick City
Masser
Darlene M. Sigler
Frederick County Animal Shelter
Humane Society
Farmers & Mechanics Bank
2Nd Street
Band Shell
College Estates Civic Association
Taney Avenue
7Th
Ath Street
Frederick Midget Football League
Court House
Maryland Lottery Draws And Market Climb Report
Maryland state lottery numbers released show 347250 for the 50 000 game 99775 for millionaire finalist 57113 for summer bonus with 986392 674 and 20114 in other draws. New York stock market rose on ongoing hopes for NYC money solution with the Dow up 3.29 points at 3535.58 after Wednesday’s gain.
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Maryland
New York
New York City
Bollinger issues statement on building code dispute
County Commissioner Sterling E. Bollinger Sr comments on apparent building code violations tied to a home on his property. He says he is acting for his wife and himself, not as his son's agent, defends openable space rules, and demands department de regulation while awaiting interpretation of an openable space requirement. The News-Post report prompted his remarks.
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Sterling E. Bollinger Sr
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