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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1976

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All-America City Day Celebrations In Frederick Downtown

Frederick hosts All-America City Day with street closures on North Market Street and a program of bands, antique car show, flea market, crafts, CB display, van demonstrations, and street activities. Mayor Ronald N. Young and organizers encourage downtown participation amid a daylong schedule ending at 5 p.m. Local officials highlight Frederick’s All-America Cities award from the Municipal League.

Frederick Chamber “of Commerce Ronald N. Young Chicago Frederick County

China bids farewell to Mao with vast memorial in Beijing

One million workers peasants and soldiers saluted Mao Tse tung in Tiananmen Square as China observed a three minute national tribute. Premier Hua Kuo feng praised Mao for leading the revolution and warned against revisionism while urging unity self reliance and a greater contribution to humanity. The memorial rally began at 3 p.m. Beijing time with nationwide broadcast and silent observances by hundreds of millions.

TOKYO Peking Tien An Men Mao Tse-tung China Hua Kuo-feng Mao Teng Hsiao-ping Communist party Hong Kong

County Commissioners Split on Zoning Changes

County officials remain divided over revised zoning ordinances urged by the Planning Commission. Input has been light from residents, though groups like the Frederick Homebuilders Association oppose the plan as harmful to small builders and taxpayers. Commissioner Lawrence A. Dorsey says the county must weigh the taxpayer impact as votes approach.

County Planning Commission Lawrence M. Johnson Johnson James R. Shaw the Frederick Homebuilders Association County Commission Lawrence A. Dorsey

Love That Rapist and the Two Programic Paths to Crime Solution

A violent crime eradication plan by Al Terego with Phil Grant unfolds in six Frederick News-Post installments starting Monday September 20. The proposal, titled Love That Rapist, includes Love the hell out of them for ages five to twelve and New frontiers to separate young offenders from law abiding citizens without cruel punishment.

Al Terego Terego Phil Grant boon Braddock Frederick Frederick News-Post News-Post

Carter stresses Southern roots at D.C. rally

A Carter themed rally in Washington D C draws 100000 supporters amid calls to unite as political tensions rise. Also in Maryland the Numbers Game daily lottery draws 337 as the winning number.

BALTIMORE Maryland

No Rain Promises Favor 114th Great Frederick Fair Weekend

Overcast skies yield little rain through Sunday as the 114th Great Frederick Fair prepares to open Tuesday. Friday brought clear, warm weather with fairgrounds activity rising as machinery dealers place displays and tents go up. Sunday projects remain cloudy with minimal rain and a long range forecast showing dry days ahead.

Frederick Thurmont-Emmitsburg

Strike Grounds TWA Planes Nationwide

A 12,000-strong strike of TWA mechanics and ground workers shut down the airline, grounding 9,000 flight personnel and forcing thousands to seek other travel. The walkout began at 12 01 am EDT as a 30-day cooling off period expired with talks failing to resolve a pay dispute.

Associated Press Trans World Airlines TWA Washington National Mediation Board George Ives International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers AFL-CIO

NIH to Begin Recombinant DNA Experiments in Trailers

NIH scientists Dr. Malcolm Martin and Wallace Rowe plan a safety focused series of recombinant DNA tests inside a 40 foot high containment trailer moved from Ft. Detrick. They will attach rodent cancer virus DNA to E coli to study potential biohazards in mice before any human impact.

BETHESDA Washington Suburban Sanitation Commission NIH the Washington Post DeWitt Stetten NIH association WSSC Frederick Cancer Research Center Army biological warfare lab Ft. Detrick Martin Rowe

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