All-America City Day in downtown Frederick
Frederick observes All-America City Day with downtown activities Monday led by Chamber of Commerce and county officials. Traffic closed on North Market Street while crowds enjoy antique car show flea market crafts CB displays bands square dance and other events in a citywide effort to celebrate Frederick’s All-America Cities honor and a documentary on Frederick County.
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Russell Morgan
Radio Club
Richard J. Ashton
North Market Street
C. Kurt Holter
Chamber of ‘Commerce
Market Street
Patrick
Second Street
Dana Keister
Walters echhoed
Ronald N. Young
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Frederick County
China bids farewell to Mao at vast memorial rally
One million workers peasants and soldiers bowed before Mao Tse-tung's portrait in Tiananmen Square as China observed three minutes of silence for the founder of modern China. Premier Hua Kuo-feng lauded Mao as savior of his people and urged unity and self reliance while denouncing Deng Xiaoping and urging continued struggle against revisionism. The memorial highlighted the leadership succession battle between party radicals and moderates amid nationwide tributes broadcast across China and Hong Kong.
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TOKYO
Peking
Tien An Men
Mao Tse-tung
China
Hua Kuo-feng
Mao
Boa Teng Hsiao-ping
Communist party
Hong Kong
Commissioners split on zoning changes
County commissioners remain divided over proposed zoning revisions urged by the planning commission. The planning office reports few public calls on details, while groups like the Frederick Homebuilders Association harshly oppose the plan as harmful to small builders and costly for taxpayers. County Commission President Lawrence A. Dorsey says the issue must consider the county’s broader interests.
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County Planning Commission
Lawrence M. Johnson
Johnson
James R. Shaw
the
Frederick Homebuilders Association
County Commission
Lawrence A. Dorsey
Love That Rapist: Plan For Violent Crime Eradication
Frederick News-Post readers are urged to see a two part program by Al Terego and Phil Grant to end violent crime. The proposal, titled Love That Rapist, includes a kids focused Love the hell out of them segment for ages five to twelve and a New frontiers plan separating offenders from society without harsh imprisonment. The full series runs in six daily installments starting Monday September 20 and will be reprinted in booklet form at no charge at the newspaper offices.
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Al Terego
Terego
Phil Grant
boon
Braddock
Frederick
Frederick News-Post
News-Post
Carter Stresses Southern Roots In Daily Brief
Weather outlook and a lottery result summary: variable clouds today with a high near 80, fair tonight in the upper 50s to low 60s, sunny Sunday with a high around 80. A Martins Luther King Jr quote frames the brief amid a Maryland Lottery Numbers Game draw showing 337 as the winning number.
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BALTIMORE
Maryland
Frederick Fair Weekend Preview Promises Dry Weather
Overcast skies give way to little rain through Sunday as the 114th Great Frederick Fair opens Tuesday September 21. Friday offered sunny, mild conditions with fairgrounds activity rising as farm machinery displays arrive and tents go up. Highs reach the upper 70s, nightly lows around 50, with further dry days forecast through midweek.
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Frederick
Thurmont-Emmitsburg
Strike grounds TWA planes
A 12 000 strong strike of mechanics and ground workers halted Trans World Airlines grounding 9 000 flight personnel. Operations paused as airport picket lines formed and mediators sought a new contract beyond the May 1 1975 pay scale. Airlines offered extra reservations clerks to aid stranded travelers.
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Associated Press
Trans World Airlines
TWA
Washington
National Mediation Board
George Ives
International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers
AFL-CIO
NIH plans genetic experiments in safety trailer
NIH scientists in Bethesda plan recombinant DNA work in a 40 foot hazardous trailer tied to Frederick Cancer Research Center. Dr. Malcolm Martin and Wallace Rowe will attach rodent cancer virus DNA to weakened E. coli to test safety and potential biohazards in mice while asserting human risk remains low.
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Washington Suburban Sanitation Commission
NIH
the
Washington Post
DeWitt Stetten
NIH association
WSSC
WNIH
Frederick Cancer Research Center
Army
biological warfare lab
Ft. Detrick
Martin
Rowe
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