Chaplain Evason Begins Duties at Frederick Memorial Hospital
Donald Evason starts as chaplain at Frederick Memorial Hospital today with three years of field training. Sponsored by Cooperating Ministries of Frederick County and hospital administrator Charles A. Markel, he will serve patients and also assist at Montevue County Home and Frederick County Jail. The group plans a reception for Chaplain and Mrs. Evason on Sept. 29 at the Church of the Brethren.
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Frederick County
Donald Evason
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Earl Howard
Herb Morrison
Charles Markel
Evason
Ezra Jacoby
Montevue
J. Rolfe Castleman
Cooperating Ministries of
Frederick County Inc
Charles A. Markel
Wilson Place
Fairlee
Church of the Brethren
Fire damages Terrace Lanes kitchen area
A morning fire at Terrace Lanes Bowling Center West College Terrace damaged the kitchen area. Fire alarm at 7 45 am drawn four city engines and the sprinkler system confined the blaze to the grill and duct work. No injuries. The owner says the lounge opening will proceed as scheduled.
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Terrace Lanes
West College Terrace
Uniteds
Independents
Sg G. T. Barkis
Edward P. Thomas Jr
Fire calls log at Terrace Lanes Bowling Alley
A fire log reports a fire at Terrace Lanes Bowling Alley in West College Terrace at 7:43 a.m. with a general alarm. Ambulance calls include one routine and two emergencies during the 24 hour period ending at 10 a.m. and numbers for the fire department are listed.
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West College Terrace
Terrace Lanes Bowling Alley
Apartments Ready For Occupancy At Catoctin View
The city’s new high rise complex Catoctin View has been handed to Frederick Housing Authority. Sixty one apartments assigned and first residents expect to move in September 16. Development cost totals 1.7269 million with payments totaling 1.652223 million to the developer and related parties.
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Calloctin View
Frederick Housing Authority
William 0. Lee
Housing Authority
William R. Irvine
Sidney Silber
Claridge Towers Company of
Baltimore
David Aldridge
Harry Teter
Catoctin
Dynamite Sticks Found In Barn
Frederick County police and a bomb disposal unit removed three old sticks of dynamite and six caps from a barn on Barnes Road after Carl Smith reported finding them. The dynamite, at least 14 years old and 40 percent nitro glycerine, was described as highly unstable and dangerous.
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Ft Meade
Frederick County
Barnes Road
Carl Smith
Tpr
Dennis Hoffman
Smith
Hoffman
Road signs questioned as false security by state police
Maryland State Police Lt. Wahl warned signs such as speed limits and child warnings may create a false sense of security unless enforceable. He urged careful study before adding more signs after a Lewisdale Road plea for speed limits and watch out for children notices. The Lewisdale group also sought paving. The Frederick County Roads Board will review on the next annual road tour. County planner Nelson cited alternative routes for the Frederick City Outer Beltway with two options for Rocky Springs and three for Ceresville.
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W. H. Wahl
Maryland
Lt. Wahl
Frederick County Roads Board
Wahl
Lewisdale Road
Larry Nelson
Frederick City
Rocky Springs
Ceresville
County to form sediment control committee for ordinance
Frederick County commissioners unanimously approve creation of a citizens committee led by associate planner Lawrence Nelson to draft a sediment control ordinance due by March 1, 1971. The panel will include up to 10 members plus advisors from soil conservation and planning, with Nelson to submit the proposal by January 1 for public hearings and eventual adoption.
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Margaret Hindman
Frederick County
Lawrence Nelson
Nelson
Maryland
Soil Conservation Service
County Planning Department
Wallace E. Hutton
Hutton
State Roads Commission
State Department of Water Resources
Decorated Viet Veteran Granted Probation On Marijuana Charge
A Vietnam veteran with a distinguished service record received probation without verdict in Circuit Court on possession of marijuana. Judge Robert Clapp Jr ordered one year strict probation under parole supervision, with seven other charges dropped after a guilty plea to marijuana possession.
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Robert Clapp Jr
Jerry Wayne Lawson
Lawson
East Patrick Street
Department of Parole and Probation
Robert Rothenhoefer
Edwin F. Nikirk
Clapp
Stock Market Mixed Early in Active New York Trading
Prices were mixed with the Dow Jones average at 770.26, down 2.88 points at 10 30 a.m. Advances led declines by about a two to one margin on the New York Stock Exchange.
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New York
Arabs Threaten To Blast Hijacked British Jetliner
A British BOAC VC10 with 76 aboard was hijacked in the Middle East and ordered to land at Beirut to refuel and fly on to a new destination. Guerrillas demanded fuel and freedom for Leila Khaled as negotiations continued for hostages on other planes in Jordan and a desert airstrip.
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Associated Press
Middle East
Beirut
Jordan
BOAC
Negotiators Push Talks To Avoid Rail Walkout
Washington reports an 11th hour wage settlement is sought to avert a nationwide railroad strike by about 500000 workers. Government and union leaders clash over three year wage hikes while unions demand more than 40 percent gains, risking industry bankruptcy at a time when current pay averages $3.50 per hour.
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Washington
Tiator
John P. Hilta
Hiltz
Arab Envoys Pledge Aid In Release Of Hostages
Ten Arab ambassadors pledged to press for the release of passengers held aboard two hijacked airliners in the Jordanian desert. Kuwait's ambassador Palat Al-Ghoussein said governments may not influence the guerrillas but will try to help. The Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine seeks concessions in Britain Switzerland and West Germany for about 180 hostages.
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Washington
United States
Jordan
William P. Rogers
Nixon
Ronald L. Ziegler
Ziegler
U.S. Air
Palat Al-Ghoussein
Kuwait
Al-Ghoussein
Swissair
Trans World Airways
Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine
Britain
Switzerland
West Germany
Byrd Urges Colleges to Purge Leftist Faculty and Students
Senator Robert Byrd calls for colleges to purge radical professors and students and tighten admissions. He proposes conservative faculty influence, injunctions to curb demonstrations, suing vandals, and bond requirements for controversial speakers, arguing high crime in campuses stems from permissiveness and flawed quotas.
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Washington
Senate
Robert C. Byrd
D-W.va
Commission
America
Byrd
Booby Trap Death Toll In Vietnam War Seen High
Pentagon sources say as many as half of the 43,060 U S deaths in Vietnam may have been from booby traps and mines. Official tallies are lower but records are imprecise. About 10,717 Marines died, with 2,601 by mines or explosions.
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Washington
Pentagon
Army
Marine Corps
U.S
Alan Cranston
D-Calif
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Montevue County
Twe
Canada
Frederick
Vietnam
Jordanian Desert
Palestine
British Overseas Airways
Popular Front
Leila Khaled
London
Miss Khaled
Usery
Harold Crotty
Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employes
Crothy
Brotherhood of
C. L. Dennis
United Transportation Union
Charles Luna
Richard Smith
Dennis
Luna
Crotty
Oklahoma City
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