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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Sep 25, 1973

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Local Health Council Seeks Psychiatrist Shortage Solution

Frederick County faces a severe lack of psychiatrists with only one part time provider and no crisis intervention center at Frederick Memorial Hospital. A county health official urged forming a task force to map a plan involving Springfield or Brook Lane referrals and a community program without new facility construction.

FMH Frederick County Ieee Springfield Brook Lane Richard Menconeri Menconeri

Health planners accept report on nursing home site

Frederick County Comprehensive Health Planning Council accepts the Long Term Care Committee report on a proposed 120 bed county nursing home at Montevue site as a report only. Chairman Ken Pohlmann suggests a cornfield acre alternative for aesthetic and future expansion while County Commissioner Lawrence Dorsey notes the knoll view of surrounding mountains.

Robert F. Barrick Frederick Ken Pottimann Montevue Frederick County Acre Pohlmann Lawrence Dorsey Dorsey Mortevue Nursing Home

Fire Log Query Near Catoctin High School

Fire calls logged in the past hour ending at 10 am near U.S. 15 and Catoctin High School. One reported blaze described as perfied fire at Thurment location. Authorities proceeding with standard response and assessment.

U.S. 15 Catoctin High School

NCJW Candidates Night in Frederick Planned

The Frederick Section of the National Council of Jewish Women will host a candidates night on Monday October 1 at 8 p.m. in Beth Sholom Congregation Synagogue 18 W. Ne Florence Guss NCJW president said most candidates have accepted and two are pending. The program is coordinated by Joyce Gordon and Shirley Neufeld with Mary Warshowsky as moderator Each candidate has three minutes to present followed by questions.

Frederick National Council of Jewish Women Frederick City Beth Sholom Congregation Synagogue Florence Guss Mary Warshowsky

Skylab 2 astronauts end 58 day space voyage

Astronauts Alan Bean Owen Garriott and Jack L. L. LaRha return from a 58 day mission aboard Skylab 2 guiding their Apollo ferry to splashdown off the California coast. Ground crews test a new two jet thruster method to guide the capsule to a safe reentry and recovery aboard the USS New Orleans.

Bey Hase Geet New Orleans Walyan San Diego Aneuser Ue Space

Grand Jury Indicts 56 in September list many murder cases

The September grand jury returned 56 true bills including murder charges against Mitchell Hansen Haddaway for a double shooting near Frederick and Jane Elizabeth Haines for a June homicide in Hansonville. Also named are Edward Weedon, Julian Hale, Karl Hall, Robert Hoes, Bruce Alexander, Marshall Studds, Larry Shober and others on arson, assault, robbery, and related counts.

Mitchell Hansen Haddaway Ballenger Creek Pike Frederick Jane Elizabeth Haines Hansonville Sharon Biser Clifton T. Perkins State Hospital Edward Wilson Weedon Faith Farm South Market Street Julian F. Hale Mt. Airy Karl Edward Hall West South Street Robert Eugene Hoes Pennsylvania Avenue Sagner West Patrick Street Bruce Wilson Alexander Marshall Wayne Studds Alexandria Larry Emerson Shober West Fourth Street

Gasoline Prices Edge Up as Rates May Fall

Gasoline prices likely rise this week along with higher postal rates, while signs point to a potential drop in interest rates. Treasury bill yields slid over a full percentage point on expectations of Federal Reserve easing, signaling looser credit. The Cost of Living Council may allow a small gasoline price rise, and Postmaster General Klassen proposed two cent increases for airmail and first class stamps. Revenue sharing eases property tax burdens, and the Treasury reported 13 week bills at 7.331 percent, the lowest since June.

Washington U.S. Treasury Edward M. Roob the Treasury Federal Reserve Board Cost of Living Council Nixon Council ET. Klassen Klassen Congress Office of Revenue Sharing Graham W. Watt Rooth Treasury Department

Boyle in coma in Washington hospital in critical condition

Former United Mine Workers president W. A. Boyle was reported in a coma and in critical condition at a Washington hospital after a possible stroke. He remains unconscious since admission and was described as extremely unstable amid murder charges in the 1969 Yablonski case.

Washington United Mine Workers W. A Tony” Boyle Boyle Joseph A Jock" Yablonski

Morton Urging Nixon To Ration Heating Oil

Interior Secretary Morton and energy adviser Love urged President Nixon to ration heating oil by region this winter. They said consumer-level quotas are not planned and predicted 14 to 15 areas would receive allocations. They warned of real energy difficulties for three to five years and urged national resolve.

Gleneden Beach Ore Rogers C. B. Morton Nixon Morton Love Colorado

Staley Elected To Bank Board

Herbert R. Staley a long time banker was elected to the Farmers and Mechanics National Bank board of directors announced by CEO Benjamin L Shuff. Staley a senior vice president and Frederick County native born March 5 1916 has served F M for 40 years and held many posts. He is married to Thelma Hooper and resides at 108 Fairview Ave.

Herbert R. Staley Farmers and Mechanics National Bank Benjamin L Shuff Staley Frederick County Frederick High School Evangelical Reformed United Church of Chrst Frederick |Aons Club Frederck Chamber of Commerce Catoctin Club Thelma Hooper Fairview Ave

Sodium lights may harm trees and shrubs in city areas

A US Department of Agriculture report warns high intensity sodium vapor lamps could alter plant growth by extending the growing season. Frederick installations cited include North Market Street parking and Frederick County Square among others.

US Department of Agriculture Henry M Cathey Department Ornamentals Laboratory Beltsville Daty Michael E. Pue Jr New North Market Street Frederick Frederick County Square Frederick Shoppers World Hiltzer's Optimist Club Ideal Dairy and Hadearee State Police Ray Covey Robert Meyers

Mild Autumn Temperatures Persist Across County

Autumn colors spread as mild weather continues with a high of 8 and overnight low of 56 in the county. Forecasters expect a warmer than average winter with more precipitation but less chance of heavy snow as autumn begins and winter approaches.

Market shows gains as Dow edges up amid rate hopes

New York stocks moved higher in the fifth session of the week as investors priced in possible rate relief. The Dow Jones industrial average rose about 2 points to near 97. The NYSE ticker showed early weakness but traded heavily later, with more issues advancing than declining and breadth turning positive.

New York Compcsure Stock Exchange

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