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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1970

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Grand Jury Again Calls For More Courtroom Space

Grand Jury urges addition of a second courtroom and jury room in Frederick County. The panel requests a special session after the November elections to receive a report and notes Judge Robert E. Clapp Jr. warned the grand jury can question elected officials but cannot compel answers or enforce recommendations. The report reiterates space needs for the circuit court, despite prior studies, and cites a new District Court referendum as a factor. Continued on Page A-5.

George Dorsey Grand Jury Frederick County Robert E. Clapp Jr Clapp District Court Circuit Court

Powell Responds to Unity Analysis in Front Page Editorial

Frederick County Democratic chairman Austin Powell rejects a News-Post front page analysis as biased and unbalanced. He questions the reporting on canvass results, identifies organizers of a Friday press conference, disputes quotes, and defends the party’s unity amid names like Lorene Bowlus and Alvey Renn in ongoing party leadership debates.

Democrat Austin Powell Republican State Central Committees Saturday News- Post Frederick County Blo. Thomas Allén Roulzaha Montgomery County Frederick

Weather favorable for Great Frederick Fair amid drought threat

Despite a dip from last week's 90s the drought endangers local crops in Frederick. The fair opens tomorrow with perfect conditions expected for crowds while showers later this week unlikely to boost dwindling surface water. Water table holds, reservoir not at risk for three weeks. Weekend showers brought 0.15 inch. temps topped 80s. Today expect low 80s and sunny skies. Tonight fair with mid 60s lows. Tuesday variably cloudy and warm, highs in upper 80s. Wednesday hot with a chance of showers.

Frederick

Market opens with modest gain on heavy New York trading

New York stocks opened with a modest advance in heavy trading. By 10:30 a.m. the Dow Jones industrial average rose 1.78 points to 760.27 as the New York Stock Exchange tape ran late by about two minutes during the early session.

New York New York Stock Exchange

Frederick County Fair Major Events Schedule

The Frederick County Fair lists daily events from Monday September 21 to Saturday September 26 2004. Highlights include 4-H judging, grandstand stage acts, harness races, animal shows, and the Hell Drivers event. Notable entries include 4-H queen crowning, Gov Mandel arrival, and Jack Kochman performances.

Frederick County Fair Queen Ayshire Jersey Guernsey Marvin Mandel Carnival Midway Jack Kochman Hell

UGF Kickoff Dinner Opens 1970 Campaign in Frederick County

United Givers Fund of Frederick County begins its 1970 drive with a 6:15 p.m. Kick-Off Dinner at Red Horse Steak House. The goal is 217,853 to support 14 agencies, up almost 9 percent from 1969. Quotas for seven divisions range from 10,000 to 114,610 with more than 150 community leaders expected. reservations via 663-4231 before noon Monday.

United Givers Fund of Frederick County Red Horse Steak House UGF Board of Directors UGF

Irbid Seized by Syrian Tanks Amid Jordan Crisis

Beir ut reports say Syrian tanks entered Irbid, Jordan's second largest city, supported by Palestinian guerrillas in a bid to topple King Hussein's government. Royal Jordanian forces reportedly clash with the invaders as regional powers condemn the action and calls for withdrawal intensify.

Jordan Beirut Lebanon Syria Irbid Radio Middle East Iraq Israel Golan Heights Hussein Nureddin Atassi Amman Damascus United States 6Th Fleet Mediterranean Sea Baghdad Habis Majali Majali Washington William P. Rogers Soviet Union Habib Bourguiba Cairo Egypt Gamal Abdel Nasser

Vote canvass shows no election result changes

The county canvass of the local Democratic and Republican primaries confirms no major changes from unofficial tallies. Key Democratic leaders include B O Thomas Jr and Joseph Tyding with strong showings, while Republican results keep Lorene Bowlus atop the ticket.

Frederick election leader H L Strawsburg Sr dies at 59

H L Strawsburg Sr longtime Frederick County Board of Election Supervisors chairman died Saturday at his home 216 South Market Street He was 59 and survived by his wife Margaret M Orndorff Strawsburg son H Leroy Strawsburg Jr and four granddaughters A veteran of WWII he served in the Army Air Force and was active in the Democratic Party He was a member of All Saints Episcopal Church Francis Scott Key Post 11 American Legion Amers Post 2 Frederick and Izaak Walton League Page A5 continues

Frederick ‘County Board of Election Supervisors Tierbert Leroy Strawsburg Sr South Market Street Margaret M. Orndorff Strawsburg Bainbridge, Pa Roy L Margie A. Knaub Strawsburg H. Leroy Strawsburg Jr Frederick Strawsburg All Saints Episcopal Church Francis Scott Key American Legion Amvers Izaak Waiton League Board of Election Supervisors of Army Air Force Technical Training Command Sheppard Field Wichita Falls Texas Frederick High School The Universal School Dallas

North Market Street To Get Repair Work

Reconstruction of North Market Street between Seventh and Tenth Street will take place this fall, Mayor Frederick E. Paul Magara announced. The mayor said Walter E. Woodford, chief engineer for the State Roads Commission, informed him of the project. Since Market Street is Maryland Route 355, the state maintains it. The city has long sought repairs on Market and Patrick Streets, with Patrick Street work recently proceeding.

North Market Street Seventh and Tenth Street Frederick E. Paul Magara Walter E. Woodford State Roads Commission Market Street Market and Patrick Streets Patrick Street

Fire Log Summary From 48 Hours Ending 10 Am

Fire calls reported across multiple locations including CITY SAFEWAY STORE on 7th Ave for automobile fire at 7:49 p.m. and a coach fire near WEST FIFTH STREET at 2:03 a.m. Monday. Other incidents include automobile fires at COUNTY USED CAR LOT, a basement fire at LONG RESIDENCE, a house fire on 7 EAST C, truck fire near MYERSVILLE, a fire of undetermined origin on RODDY ROAD OFF RT 4, and a building fire at TELEPHONE EXCHANGE BUILDING Buckeystown. Responding entities include Juniors, Uniteds, Citizens Truck Co, Emmitsburg, Brunswick, Myersville, Carroll Manor, Independence, and Jefferson, plus ambulance services Emergency and Routine.

City Safeway 7Th Ave United West Fifth Street Klinehearts Alley Citizens Truck Co Uniteds North Seton Ave Emmitsburg 2Nd Ave Brunswick East C Myersville Roddy Road Thurmont Buckeystown Carroll Manor Independence and Jefferson

Prime Rate Cut By Morgan Guaranty Trust Coast to Coast

Morgan Guaranty Trust Co to 7 percent from 8 percent cutting its prime rate effective immediately. As the fifth largest U.S. bank, Morgan Guaranty becomes the first major New York institution to trim the rate while other banks in Philadelphia and smaller banks reduce theirs. A spokesman cited market conditions and monetary policy guiding the move.

NEW York Morgan Guaranty Trust Co First Pennsylvania Banking and Trust Co Philadelphia Morgan Guaranty

Also Mentioned on This Page

Powell John Best Democratic Central Tee Democratic Central Committee Annapolis Lorene Bowlus Republican Central Republican Party Old Guard Shaw Gladhilk Herman Miller Fred Bower Alvey Renn T. Meade Felton Tom Mills Monocacy River Biggs Ford Road Walkersville Cedric Ohadhaie Democratic State Central Committee B. O. Thomas Jr Allen Routzahn Thomas Routzahn State Central Committee John T. Best Frederick J. Bower J. Harold Hooper Walter A. Matz Mandel Sen Joseph Tyding U.S. Senate George Mahoney U.S Goodloe E. Byron Edward Storm Charles Smelser Samuel Barrick 6Th Judicial Circuit H.L. Strawsburg Sr Herbert L. Strawsburg Sr N.Y
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