Stillrich Resigns City Attorney Post
Franklin D. Stillrich has submitted his resignation as city attorney effective Oct. 31 citing increased workload. Mayor Ronald N. Young called his five years of service valuable and noted Stillrich will focus on private practice.
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Franklin D. Stillrich
Ronald N. Young
News-Post
Stillrich
Mount Vernon School of Law
Baltimore
Frederick
Young
Sfillrich
Walkersville to Increase Refuse Rates for 509 Families
Walkersville officials approved a rate rise for Miller's Refuse Removal Service from 1.25 to 2.00 dollars per month per family starting Oct 1 to cover higher costs. The contract now includes pickup of old washing machines and refrigerators on the regular weekly Friday service instead of monthly. The town, serving 509 families, also eyed extra funds for a park, seeking a third appraisal after a proposed purchase price gap with the Wachter farm, with $60,000 previously authorized and $80,000 appraised.
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Miller Company
Richard Winn
Ridgley Cramer
State Board of Public Works
Joseph Wachter
Wachter
Soviet Kashin class destroyer sinks on trial in Black Sea
Istanbul officials report a Soviet Kashin class guided missile destroyer exploded and sank during a Black Sea trial cruise. Anatolia cites no survivors, while Turkish sources place the disaster two weeks earlier. Jane's Fighting Ships lists crew around 350. the ship measured 470 feet long and 52 feet wide with four missile launchers.
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Black Sea
Istanbul
Turkey
Anatolia
Cape Cod
Mass
U.S
Thresher
Danzig
Wilhelm Gustloff
Dane’s
Nixon Faces Recovery After Lung Clot Incident
Nixon rests in a California hospital as doctors treat a gelatinous blood clot that traveled from his leg to his lung. The physician says there is a good chance of recovery, though it will take time, and Nixon remains hospitalized through next week.
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Long Beach
Calif
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
John C. Lungren
Washington
Lungren
FCC Suit Resumes as Shaw Testimony Proceeds
In Baltimore a $1.8 million civil suit against Frederick Community College continues in U S District Court with former professor Roger M Shaw under cross examination by defense attorney Samuel F Smalkin Shaw testified on the Faculty Senate constitution and unions involvement at a 1973 Frederick restaurant meeting He referenced attendees including FCC faculty members and several union representatives while noting uncertain dates and whether drafts were discussed.
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Baltimore
Frederick Community College
Roger M. Shaw
Samuel F. Smalkin
Shaw
FCC
Faculty Senate
Smalkin
Frederick
National Education Association
Maryland State Teachers Association
American Association of University Professors
American Federation of Teachers
Smatkin
MSTA
Caplaintiff Winn
Richard Stonestreet
Charles Luttrell
Mary Wilson
Ronald Wood
Richard Burgo
Senate
Annie) Kronk
Ann) Abeles
Terry Glover
Know Your State Test Highlights Maryland Quiz Topics
A Maryland tourism program presented the Know Your State test covering state symbols history transportation geography and counties. Questions included state bird dog fish flower tree and details about Washington monuments oldest warship Civil War sites and Maryland rivers and resorts.
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Maryland
George Washington
Tourism Division
Maryland Department of Economic and Community Development
David Harp
Hagerstown
Frederick
United States
Washington
Washington, D.C
UGF Campaign Kickoff Marks 1905 Fund Drive
The Frederick County United Givers Fund begins its 1905 campaign to raise over 250 000 with ceremonies at Frederick County Square on Saturday September 28. UGF Chairman Robert Hooper confirms a pledges thermometer on Rt 40 in front of the enclosed mall at 12 Noon with UGF President J Paul Langley and local dignitaries in attendance. A Girl Scout Troop will display UGF literature inside the square after the kickoff and continuous showings will run on Page A.
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Frederick County United Givers Fund
Frederick County Square
UGF
Robert Hooper
Rt. 40
J. Paul Langley
Man Given Life Term In Rev Foxwell Slaying
Kenneth Tucker 19 of Baltimore received a life sentence after pleading guilty to first degree murder in the shooting of Rev. Louis W. Foxwell Sr. at the Christ United Methodist Church for the Deaf. Prosecutors tied the crime to robbery and a second youth, Carmen D. Williams, 17, awaits trial on related charges.
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Kenneth Tucker
Baltimore
Louis W. Foxwell Sr
Tucker
Shirley B. Jones
Christ United Methodist Church For the Deaf
Foxwell
Northwich Road
Carmen D. Williams
Special Registration Drive Opens Friday for General Election
The county Board of Election Supervisors announces start of special voter registration Friday lasting until Oct 5 with booths at Fredericktowne Mall Seventh Street Shopping Center Brunswick Fire Hall Thurmont Shopping Center Walkersville Fire Hall Middletown Fire Hall New Market School Prospect Shopping Center and hours at Winchester Hall East Church Street. The effort runs with cooperation from the county League of Women Voters and includes additional hours at Winchester Hall on select days.
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County Board of Election Supervisors
County League of Women Voters
Fredericktowne Mail
Seventh Street
Brunswick Fire Hall
Thurmont
Walkersville Fire Hall
Fredericktowne Mall
Middletown
New Market School
Prospect
Board of Election Supervisors
Winchester Hall
East Church Street
County Line Market Opens Downtown Meat Store
The Fraley Packing Co. opens County Line Market at 87 St Market St offering beef pork chicken and cheese with low prices and self processed goods. Hours are 1am to 11pm Monday through Saturday and 1am to 4pm Sunday. Prices shown include ground beef 9 cents per pound and pork 99 cents, chicken 34 cents.
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County Line
St. Market St
Fraley
Maryland Lottery Draws Big Prize Numbers in Towson
In Towson Maryland the $100000 state lottery number 636707 and car bonus 796864 were drawn today. Earlier drawings on Wednesday produced the $50000 prize 70816 and a Millionaire finalist code 08004.
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Towson
Maryland
Stock Market Dips Amid Tally Failure Disappointment
In light trading today the New York stock market fell sharply as investors reacted to widespread disappointment over Wednesday’s tally attempt failure. Analysts noted broad declines across sectors and cautious trading prevailing through the session.
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New York
Tax Reform Bill Faces Hard Battle in Congress
Washington AP reports the tax reform bill faces heavy opposition as it moves through the House Ways and Means Committee. Provisions include ending the oil depletion allowance to raise taxes on oil firms and boosting individual standard deductions from 2000 to 2500 dollars, with changes possible before final decisions.
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Washington
Congress
House
Ways and Means Committee
Army Refuses To Release Calley Pending Appeal
Calley remains in disciplinary barracks at Fort Leavenworth as the Army seeks a federal stay after Judge Elliott overturned Calley’s murder conviction in the My Lai massacre. Attorney J. Houston Gordon criticizes the move and says the judge ordered release immediately.
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Columbus, Ga
Ft. Leavenworth
William L. Calley Jr
Army
Calley
J. Houston Gordon
Tennessee
Kan
U.S. District Court
J. Robert Elliott
My Lai
Justice Department
U.S
Columbus
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Neil Sandler
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Marshall Feldman
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