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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Sep 26, 1973

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Master Plan Sparks Clash Over Frederick County Farmland

Frederick County planners advocate preserving prime Class I and II soils and greenspace through strict zoning and cluster development. Critics question shifting development to lands marked as unsuitable in 1969, citing long delays and unresolved preservation measures.

Frederick County Edward Crombie Lawrence Nelson

Jewish New Year services set for Frederick area

Rosh Hashanah observances begin with Beth Sholom Congregation at the Francis Scott Key Hotel tonight at 7 p.m. The Synagogue hosts services tomorrow from 8 a.m. Torah reading at 9 30 a.m. Junior services at 10 30 a.m. Yom Kippur Eve Kel Nidre on Oct 5 at 6 40 p.m. at the Key Hotel. Yom Kippur services on Oct 6 start at 9 a.m.

Frederick Wrokd Beth Sholom Francis Scott Key

Fire Log 24-Hour Call Summary

Fire calls reported in the past 24 hours ending at 10 am show ambulance responses. Jam population figures list males zero females minus two and juveniles minus one, with county and agency fields noted as None.

Warm Cloudy Days Persist With Slight Above Normal Temperatures

The forecast shows continued warm and cloudy conditions for several days with no showers until Friday or Saturday. Highs near the 80s and overnight lows in the upper 50s to lower 60s. Temperatures stay slightly above normal through the week as a frontal system brings a 20 percent shower chance by Friday.

Agnew Pushes House Probe Into Corruption Allegations

Vice President Agnew asks Congress to investigate charges of political corruption. He argues constitutional protection blocks criminal action while in office. House leaders consider options including a committee inquiry or impeachment hearings, with no clear decision yet.

Agnew House Washington House of Representatives Justice Department Atty Ethn L. Richardson Baltimore Washington Post Richardson Post J. Marsh Thomson Nixon Nisan Capitol Mill Hue Carl Albert Agnew Albert Alter Othe Oor Ia Ledeed Avai Maryland Hoan Ryothas Hichardson John J. McFall California Judiciary Committee

State's Attorney Attacked By Man Convicted In Court

State's Attorney Robert S rothenhoefer was attacked by George B Fraley, 28, who had just been found guilty of breaking and entering and petty larceny. Rothenhoefer reported chest and rib pains and planned X rays. Fraley faces assault and battery warrants as the case moves toward sentencing under review by Patuxent Institution officials.

Robert Soter George B. Fraley Catoctin Fraley Rothenhoefer Lewistown John C. Houston Houston Sonya Rebecca Stonesifer Catoctin Furnace Samuel W. Barrack Patuxent Institution Sheriffs Department Helen Fraley George Fraley

County plans six year capital improvements worth 125 million

The Frederick County Planning Commission reviews a draft six year capital improvements program totaling 125,773,639 for roads schools bridges and buildings funded mainly by state and federal sources with 28,733,000 County funding through FY 1979. The plan emphasizes pay as you go financing and guides future land use decisions and growth regulation. Copies of the draft are available at Winchester Hall offices.

County Planning Commission Frederick County Commission Winchester Hall East Church Street Planning Commission

Senate Votes 40 Percent Troop Reductions Across Foreign Bases

The Senate backed a 40 percent cut in U.S. land based troops overseas in a 2 to 4 vote. Senator Mansfield urged ending Cold War rhetoric and reducing foreign deployments to curb costs, while Senator Tower warned unilateral withdrawal could harm NATO talks. The plan targets pulling at least 50,000 troops by June 30 and a further 150,000 linked to the Trident submarine program, with a vote on the Trident amendment set for Thursday.

Washington Senate U.S Mike Mansfield John G. Tower Rtex Europe United States Tower Mansfield

Tragedy at Frederick County Shelter Highlights Overpopulation

A mother dog and seven puppies died after being removed from home and placed in a metal decompression chamber at the Frederick County Animal Shelter. Shelter managers say thousands of animals are killed yearly due to public indifference and overpopulation, with only a fraction adopted.

Frederick County Jamie Bryan Bryan

Mason Resigns from HRC Post in Frederick County

The Frederick County Human Relations Council faces a vacancy after the resignation of a veteran member and vice chairman at the September meeting. The council screens replacements for recommendation to the Board of County Commissioners. Mason led the Frederick County NAACP branch and chaired various community relations groups.

Frederick County Human Relations Council Board of County Commissioners HRC Robert Smith Tolnd Mason Frederick County National Association For the Advancement of Colored Peopie NAACP Thew

Stock Market Edges Higher As Investors Rally

New York stocks rose modestly amid mixed economic signals and uncertainty about the national policy outlook. The Dow Jones average gained as investors rotated into industrials and railway issues while broad market breadth remained uneven.

New York Tmeuss

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