Jefferson Woman Killed In Wreck
One woman is dead and three others are listed in critical condition after a one car crash on South Market Street between Mt. Olivet Cemetery and the I 70 Truck Stop late Sunday. Pam Chrisman 18 of Jefferson died en route to the Maryland Institute for Emergency Medicine after the car slammed into a parked pickup and a utility pole, then rested in a field at 10 49 p m. Sheryl Murtaugh 17 of West Seventh Street Linda Nyberg 25 of North Market Street and Debbie Lidie 19 of Rt 2 Frederick were taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital in critical condition with Murtaugh and Nyberg in ICU and Lidie in CCU.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
South Market Street
Mt. Olivet
Pam Chrisman
Jefferson
Maryland Institute For Emergency Medicine
United
Sheryl Murtaugh
West Seventh Street
Linda Nyberg
North Market Street
Debbie Lidie
Rt. 2
Frederick
Rock-Bottle Episode Mars Fair's Finale Near Scuffle Ends
Five people were arrested at the Great Frederick Fair after a rock and bottle throwing incident that injured a police officer. The disturbance began when a man angry over losing a game prize escalated as bystanders joined, prompting crowd control actions and the involvement of Frederick K-9 Lobo. Several arrests followed for disorderly conduct and assault and battery, with a juvenile also charged. The nearby roller coaster was temporarily closed amid complaints. Continued on Page A-5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Lobo
Frederick K-9
Pfc R. Wayne Mohler
J. Samuel Bricker
Rt. 1
Samsville
Alonzo Carroll
Carver Apt
Frederick
Darryl O. Page
Ridge St
Keyser
W.va
Kevin E. Thomas
Rt. J. Bunker Hill
W.a
County School Maintenance Plan Approved by Commissioners
County Commissioners Donald L. Lewis and John A. Derr approved a comprehensive county school maintenance schedule. The plan covers regular repairs and preventive work on all equipment, with a 30 year roof repair schedule and smaller project timelines. Estimated annual cost is under 600 000 dollars for 1973 74, with total maintenance cost for all schools around 60 million dollars. state review was noted as not yet completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald L. Lewis
John A. Derr
County Board of Education
James Mason
Mason
James Bryan
State Interagency Committee
Interagency Committee
Bryan
Harold Steiner
Derr
Honduras Races To Aid As Fifi Toll Mounts
In Honduras rescue workers burn corpses to curb disease as 5 000 bodies are found and relief pours in from abroad. The hurricane Fifi hit with 110 to 130 mph winds, forcing 150 000 from homes and devastating Cho joma Omoa and Trujillo. Floods threaten the Ulua valley as crews struggle for helicopters and fuel. President Lopez Arellano calls for food clothes medicine vaccines while Cuba, the United States, and Mexico rush aid including field hospital and aircraft to reach stranded towns.
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San Pedro Sula
Honduras
Chojoma
Omoa
Trujillo
Ulua
San Pedro Sura
Oswaldo Lopez Arellano
Cuba
la Lima
U.S. Air Force
Panama Canal Zone
United States
Mexico
Area residents aid Honduran flood victims through drive
Frederick Countians donate dry food medical supplies and money for Honduras relief spearheaded by Richard Cody. Items are delivered to Resthaven Memorial Gardens Route 15 North and loaded for shipment to the Honduran Embassy in Washington. Medical supplies bandages dry foods drugs including antibiotics are especially requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Honduras
Richard Cody
University of Virginia
Washington
Resthaven Memorial Gardens, Inc
Cody
Resthaven
Stock Market Climb as Credit Signs Ease in NY Trading
New York AP reports a moderate stock market rise as signs of easier credit emerge. The Dow Jones average gains 340 points to 674.36 after the first half hour, with advancers leading 2 to 1 over decliners on the New York Stock Exchange.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Ford Warns Oil Nations Of Global War Risks
President Ford warned Arab oil producers at a World Energy Conference in Detroit that artificial price manipulation could trigger global conflict. He outlined five international cooperation principles, welcomed Friday’s Brussels accord, and stressed balancing fair producer prices with consumer stability amid energy, food, and inflation concerns. Accompanying Ford were Secretary Morton and other officials as he prepared discussions with congressional leaders.
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Detroit
Ford
Brussels
United Nations General Assembly
Drews Air Force Base
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
White House
House
Secretary of the Interior
Rogers C.B. Morton
Kennedy declines 1976 presidential bid citing family duties
Senate figure Ed Kennedy announced at a Boston news conference he will not seek the presidency or vice presidency in 1976. He said his primary responsibilities are at home and he could not commit to a full campaign. He noted the decision would allow others to seek exposure and stressed solving economic problems. he also said the 1969 Chappaquiddick tragedy would not have altered his choice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts Democrat
Chappaquiddick
Kennedy
Mary Jo Kopechne
Robert Kennedy
Chappaquiddick Island
Massachusetts
Autumn Festivals Mark Frederick County Transition
Autumn marks the county’s change to a harvest season with outdoor carnivals and festivals. Catoctin Colorfest on Oct 11 and 12, Glade Valley Show on Oct 3, and Lord's Acre Festivals at area churches draw crowds amid crisp, sunny days. Halloween is Oct 31 and Thanksgiving Nov 28.
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Frederick County
Catoctin
Glade Valley
Lord’s Acre
Nixon Enters Long Beach Hospital for Clot Treatment
Former President Richard M. Nixon checked into a new Long Beach Memorial wing for phlebitis treatment. A hospital spokeswoman said blood tests and intravenous anticoagulants were likely while Nixon remains immobile. Eight private rooms were cleared as a buffer zone. Nixon requested two rooms and billing was undisclosed.
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Long Beach
Calif
Richard M. Nixon
White House
Nixon
Long Beach Memorial Hospital Medical Center
Karen Krantz
Chrysanthe
Miss Krantz
John C. Lungren
Record $82.6 Billion Defense Bill Debated
Washington AP report notes Congress poised to approve a record 826 billion defense appropriation with an 903 million cut in Vietnam aid, while funding for the new bomber and Trident subs remains. A controversial five year 5 billion domestic draft bill and a 25 billion foreign aid authorization also move through Senate scrutiny.
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Washington
Congress
Senate Republicans
House
Senate
John L McClellan
D-Ark
South Vietnam
Korea
Middle East
Also Mentioned on This Page
Amos L. Brown
Commissioners
OK County
Steiner
Lewis
Lawrece A. Dorsey
Ruben Villanueva
National Emergency Relief Committee
United Brands
Fifi
Operation Town Action
Remsberg
Town Action
Kemp Hall
Jon
Hentage
Frederck
Peggy Pilgram
Operation Town Action News
Pos Phow
Napet Rchivks
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