AWOL sailor frees hostages aboard Scripps yacht
Guy M Warinner, a Navy sailor aboard USS Columbus, hijacked the Scripps yacht Novia Del Mar with a pistol and grenade. After two hours police negotiations, a warning shot and calm surrender led to his arrest on kidnapping and assault charges. Hostages included publisher John P Scripps and two others. Scripps described fear and the grenade pin incident.
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San Diego
Calif
John P. Scripps
Scripps
Novia del Mar
Guy M. Warinner
Columbus
Warinner
Wayne Col
Associated Press
Los Angeles
Apele
Navy
Tawes May Call Special Session On Districting
Annapolis AP There may be indication Wednesday whether Gov Tawes will call a special session of the Maryland Legislature this fall to act on legislative reapportionment. Atty Gen Thomas B Finan
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Annapolis
Tawes
Maryland
Atty
Thomas B. Finan
Yi to hold press confer ence on resenting plan
Yi schedules a 1 p.m. press conference in Baltimore to state views on a plan drafted by the Legislative Council. Gov Tawes expected to meet later with legislative leaders to discuss session timing and possibly fix a date. Speculation centers on a session call despite attorney general doubts on constitutionality. County filings indicate multiple transfers and property changes including Rolling Acres, Inc. to K T Builders, Inc.
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Biltimore
Legislative Council
Gov. Tawes
Court News Marriage Licenses and Property Deeds
Court News lists multiple marriage licenses including Robert E Tobery and Catherine A Boone in Frederick. Carl Lee Smith and Lova Ann Main. Mike Moore and Betty Randolph. Charles Joseph Grady and Susanne Eyler. Lamare Dale Shaffer and Brenda Crawford. Deeds show transfers from Charles R Lease to Richard L Kline. Austin L Joy to Earl N Click. Hewitt Construction to Wilson Butler. Remsberg to Morgan Keller. Zimmerman to Irving Cook. Brosius Homes to John Charity. Karlsten Rothenhoefer to Elsie Chew. Additional transfers include Ira J Bittle and wife to Mar-.
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Carl Lee Smith
Frederick
Lova Ann Main
Thurmont
Mike Moore
Washington
Betty J. Randolph
Hyattstown
Charles Joseph Grady
Fort Detrick
Susanne Christine Eyler
Lamare Dale Shaffer
Brenda Joyce Crawford
Charles R. Lease
Richard L. Kline
Austin L. Joy
Income Tax Refunds Due 24 In Area
The 1964 state income tax refunds for 24 area residents whose checks were undeliverable by the Post Office were made public. Names listed include Frederick area residents William L. Myers near Frederick Christy B. Goldsborough of Braddock Heights and James L. Snyder of Ijamsville. Checks were returned due to address changes and other reasons, with several others still being held in Rockville and Gaithersburg areas.
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Frederick Area
William L. Myers
Frederick
Christy
Goldsborough
Braddock Heights
James L. Snyder
Ijamsville
Post Office Department
Gaithersburg Residents Named in List of Local Names
A compiled roster includes Taneytown, Dixon, Gaithersburg residents such as Edmund A. Ear ly, Roy J. Fisher, Shelby J. Golden, Virginia Llewellyn, Theresa Bowman, William Lowe, Franklin Miller Jr., Eugene Mitchell, Edward A. Sheets, Floyd D. Sparkman, and Esther L. Sword, plus James C. Green of Gaithersburg and others from Clarksburg Mt. Airy and Taneytown.
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Taneytown
Marshal &. Dixon
Gaithersburg
Edmund A. Early
Damascus
Roy J. Fisher
Sykesville
Shelby J. Golden
James C. Green
Virginia Llewellyn
Theresa, Bowman
William Lowe
Franklin Miller Jr
Eugene Mitchell
Gai- Gaithersburg
Edward A. Sheets
Clarksburg
Floyd D. Sparkman
Robert E. and
Esther L. Sword
Joseph A. Szczepanik
Mt. Airy
Gilbert Thompson
Expansion Opposed by Gaithersburg Residents
A Gaithersburg resident urged the Town Council to not extend boundaries and offered to help keep Gaithersburg residential. W Lawson King asked the council to deny pending commercial zoning. The town administrator said the Montgomery County chapter of the Maryland Municipal League is inactive but efforts to revive it. The article notes the average Mexican visitor to the U S spends 230 dollars.
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Gaithersburg
W. Lawson King
Montgomery County
Maryland Municipal League
Frederick annexation resolution reshapes city boundaries
Frederick's Municipal Notice Resolution No 3 proposes annexing 3.7919 square miles of land at the northern and eastern boundary. The plan details metes and bounds, assigns taxation from 1966, and sets a public hearing for November 4 1985 with notices to follow. The mayor and board approve pending formal steps and newspaper publication.
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City OF Frederick
Iland
General Assembly of
Maryland
City of
Frederick
Stone No. 1
West Seventh Street
Military Road
Bureau of Controls and Surveys
State of
Stone No. 2
Stone No
H& F
Rosemont Avenue
West Fourth Street
Montevue
Linden Hills
J. M. Goodman
States Roads Commission
Frederick County
P. C
State Roads Commission
King Farm
Lhence
Monocacy River
Stone No. 31
City
May Worman
Harmony Grove
Ernest Jackson
Jine
Tion
United States
Motter Avenue
North Bentz Street
Said Street
Daniel H. Buckey
Stone No. 13
North Market Street
Lye
Stone No. 12
East Church Street
Routzahn
Stone No. 11
Albert E. King
Trail Place
Stone No. 10
East Patrick Street
Municipal Corporation
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AWOL
Gob
Hagerstown
Ringgold
Smithsburg
V.G
DeKalb
Kudts
Downin, Mullendore & Renner
D. Mark Ridenour
W. Grossnickie
Mary E. O'Hara
Na ‘John C. Spahr
Ralph H. Wirts
Richard E. Curtis
Raphael Grassello
Guy Stevens
James C. Albans Jr
Rolling Acres, Inc
K T Builders, Inc
Court News
Robert E. Tobery
Catherine A. Boone
Richard R. Ankney
Rockville
Judith A. Booth
Charles W. Burnett
Wildridg A. Clark
Gailthersburg
Fred E. Clingan
Saleander
Adamstown
Rt. 15
Frederick, Co
Edgar C. Wirts
Edgarry
Lauxmont
Virginia
Frederick Co
Austin P. Renn
Tremont
Glenn Trout
James G. Trout
Walkersville
Mehrlen
Wachter
Potomac
Nis
The
U.S
Centerline
P.C.C
Centerline Station
State Road Commission
Stone No. 9
East South Street
M. J. Grove Lime Company
Baltimore and Ohio
Mt. Grove Lime Company
Trail Farm
Gas House Pike
George W. Young
Stone No. 15
Emory B
Stone No. 16
Stone No. 17
Stewart J. Bell
Mary Worman
William C. Humm
James H. Cramer
O’possumtown Pike
E. Paul Magaha
Board of Aldermen
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