Nixon Offers Israel Aid To Halt Boycott
President Nixon backs an expansive U S aid package for Israel amid talks with Prime Minister Golda Meir on military support and stepping up peace negotiations with Egypt. Officials aim for a $400 million to $500 million package over several years, reflecting Israel's economic strains and ceasefire tensions.
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Nixon
Israel
Washington
Golda Meir
U.S
Egypt
Meir
White House
William P. Rogers
State Department
Suez Canal
United States
Middle East
Jordan
Meir Be
United Nations
Russia
Grand Jury Returns 61 Indictments in Frederick County
The Grand Jury returned 61 criminal indictments and one 20 bill after three days of hearings at the Frederick County Courthouse. Names and charges will be released later. State's Attorney Robert Rottenhoefer and Deputy Frederick J. Bower assisted in presenting the cases before the panel, which began Monday and is expected to finish this afternoon after tours of public buildings, the Frederick County Jail, and the Mountville County Home.
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Frederick County
Robert Rothenhoefer
Frederick J. Bower
Moitevue County
Policeman Slain as Black Panther Building Raided
In Toledo Ohio an on duty patrolman was shot dead in his car sparking a six hour siege on a Black Panther headquarters. A teen was critically wounded, several fled and fired from nearby buildings, six people were arrested, and police cleared the empty Panther building after gas and a raid.
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Toledo, Ohio
Black Panther
William Miscannon
Walter Shaw
Shaw
Stock Market Advances in Moderate Morning Trading
New York AP reports a modest stock market uptick with the Dow Jones industrial average up 1.64 at 759.31 by 10:30 a.m. Buyers outpaced decliners nearly two to one on the New York Stock Exchange, signaling cautious optimism.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Jordan Orders Cease-Fire and Awaits Guerrilla Surrender
Beir ut reports that Field Marshal Habis Majali ordered a temporary cease-fire to allow guerrilla forces to surrender with minimal bloodshed. The cease-fire covers northern Jordan near the Syrian border as King Hussein’s forces claim control of Amman districts and Zarqa. Hostage status from last week’s air hijackings remains unresolved.
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Jordan
Beirut
Lebanon
Habis Majali
Majali
Amman
Hussein
Israel
Syria
Iraq
Detrick Cuts Due Monday at Fort Detrick
Effective dates for the reduction in force of about 285 personnel at Fort Detrick have been set. Final approval was announced Sept. 2 with notices to be issued next Monday. The reduction is scheduled for Nov. 27 and officials will assist affected workers in relocating to other DoD installations or federal and private positions. The State Employment Office and the Philadelphia Regional Office of the Civil Service Commission are being contacted to secure maximum assistance for those separated.
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Fort Detrick
Department of Defense
State Employment Office
Philadelphia
U.S. Civil Service Commission
Final Preparations Made For Great Frederick Fair
Barbara Laughlin reports on the approaching Great Frederick Fair with premium list booklets available. The fair opens with the 4H Fair Queen crowning Monday night at 8 at the Grandstand, followed by entry submissions all day. Tuesday begins with public opening, judging from 8 a.m. to 12 30 p.m., and Farmer's Day honors local farm groups, as eight bands from area schools perform Tuesday night before a grandstand show of animal acts.
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Barbara Laughlin
Frederick
Farm Bureau
Granges
Brunswick
Thurmont
Singanore
Thomas Johnson
Walkersville
West Frederick
Middletown
Brief Showers Not Enough To Aid Water Supply, Crops
Frederick County endures hot dry spell for over three weeks as scattered showers today fail to boost moisture. Since Aug 30 a half inch rain was last, making Sept and Aug well below normal. Power use rises with air conditioning as reservoirs drop and wells dry, while surface water remains scarce for farmers.
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Margaret Windman
Frederick County
Frederick
Maryland
Hagerstown
Monocacy
Potomac
Linganore Creek
Health Department
Bowers Seeks Middle Road For County Education System
Frederick County educator Bowers Jr addressed over 1008 Lions Club members in Glade Valley praising public education. He urged a middle path between extremes, advocating prudent resource use and reforms toward an open, less boxlike classroom approach and stronger local support for proven improvements.
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Bowers
Gene Hahn
G. Hunter Bowers Jr
Frederick County
Frederick
Fire log summary for local incidents night to morning
Fire calls reported in 24 hour period ending 10 am. incidents include truck fire on City Motter Avenue and Route 15 at 11 50 pm with Juniors, auto fire on Kline Blvd at 7 22 am with Independs, dump fire on Black Ankle Road at 10 27 pm with Libertytown and Mr Airy, ambulance 4 emergency 1 routine.
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City Motter Avenue
Route 15
Kline Blvd
Black Ankle Road
Libertytown
Mr. Airy
City Assets Show $13 Million Increase
The City of Frederick reports fixed assets now valued at $35,925,958 after a recent appraisal, confirming a $13 million rise. At the mayor and aldermen meeting, routine business followed along with sidewalk questions on Sev enth Street and adjustments to the fire code.
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Frederick
Board of Aldermen
E. Paul Magaha
Emmert R. Bowlus
William G. Burgee
Russell H. McCain
Samuel H. Rosenstock
Lou Brosius
Brosius Homes Corporation
Brosius
Seventh Street
Magaha
Richard E. Zimmerman
Montgomery Development Corporation
Opening At FCC Delayed At New Frederick Campus
Frederick Community College has moved to delay opening of its new campus on O pos sump ton Pike due to a sewer line break. Evening classes begin Sept 21 at Governor Thomas Johnson High School, with day classes starting Sept 28, and an emergency plan outlines temporary facilities if the problem persists. Classroom assignments will be posted at Thomas Johnson High School rear door Sept 21, and nursing students report to 520 N Market St at scheduled times.
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Frederick Community College
O’possumtown Pike
Thomas Johnson
N. Market St
FCC
Staley
11Th Street
Motter Avenue
YMCA
North Market Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
County sewer grant increased for Walkersville area
Senator Charles M. Mathias announced a Federal Water Quality Administration grant increase of 15,520 to Frederick County Metropolitan Commission for an interceptor sewer pump station with force mains in Walkersville Frederick City. The total grant becomes 213,120 with a 197,600 existing grant. James H. Grove is the community representative.
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Charles M.C. Mathias
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Miscannon
Anthony Bosch
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Detrick
Great Frederick Fair
Star Dust Inn
Quita Hague
National Fire Code
Frederick Trading Co
I. A. Abb Co., Inc
Chris Wilson
Snoopy
Greenville
S.C
James G. Wilson
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