First Baptist Frederick Names New Minister Barrett Oct 6 1974
The First Baptist Church of Frederick has called Reverend David Barrett to replace the resigning pastor Robert F Woody. Barrett, 43, previously led Crofton Maryland church life since 1966 and will begin ministry on October 6 1974. He holds AB from Mississippi College and BD from New Orleans Seminary. He and his wife Clotene Hughes Barrett have three children. Barrett is active in Maryland Baptist circles and Crofton civic affairs.
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First Baptist Church of
Frederick
Buring David Barrett
First Baptist Church
Crofton
David M Denton
Barrett
Denton
Mr Barrett
Columbus
Miss He
Clotene Hughes
Barretts
Robin Elaine
Janet Kay
Cheryl Rae
Mr. Barrett
Mississippi College
New Orleans
the Arundel Association
State Mission Board
Maryland Baptist Committee
Crofton Civic Association
Burnis David Barrett
Political currents erode Frederick County old guard
The piece argues modern forces erode local political bases in Frederick County. Mobility, smaller extended families, birth control, urbanization, and corporate power reduce church and clan influence. Automation and farming shifts alter voter patterns as residential growth weakens rural support, while developers draw new voters. leaders who oversaw growth now face decline. Curtis and others navigate shifting districts, rural loyalties fading amid expansion.
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Frederick County
Curtis
Sates Curtis
Frederick Counts Civic Fedration
Tentesemtine Cic Toups
New Apments
Johnsville
Liberty
Ballenger
Linganore
Virts
Crum
Dan Poole
Barry Lucey
Samuel St. Clair
Dorsey
Poole
President hosts frank natural resources summit heat on economy
Spending figures dominated the session as Carol Foreman of the Consumer Federation of America complained that attendees sought higher prices for gas and oil. Ford praised the candor while Arthur Burns warned against easy money policies fueling inflation and higher rates. No consensus formed though broad support for tax cuts for low income households and a federal job program emerged.
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Carol Foreman
Feisty
Consumer Federation of America
Ford
Federal Reserve Board
Arthur Burns
Burns
Mrs Ford Delays Schedule as Medical Inquiry Continues
Mrs Ford with daughter Susan and son Michael was with President as White House said his day’s plans were paused until medical results are known. The morning menu included a breakfast with the French foreign minister and a dour-heat session at the econome surat conference. Dr Carl Fouts, chief surgeon, planned to operate with aid from Dr Jo Richard Thistie, as Dr William Jonash and others attended. Five hours before admission, Mrs Ford joined a grave dedication for the late President Leader Bo Johnson across the Potomac River.
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Jal
Susan
Michael
Gal
White House
Carl William Fouts
Jo Richard Thistielaaite
Winle House
William Jonash
Ford
Bo Johnson
Potomac
Faculty dismissals and testimonies from 1973 college case
The testimony covers Winn and Shaw during a 1973 college dispute over protests and potential dismissals. Winn recalls refusing illegal action and facing a dismissal letter after attempting reinstatement. Shaw testifies about communications with board members and Stephens, plus subsequent firing and defense funds. The trial continues with Winn expected to return to the stand.
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Winn
the Colege
Dr. Stephens
Stephens
FCC
Board of Trustees
Walkersville High School
Shaw
Betty Coe Riner
Smalkin
Petroleum Rebates Ordered by Federal Energy Agency
The Federal Energy Administration says seven oil firms have voluntarily rebated nearly 40 million dollars in alleged overcharges. Sohio faces a 10 million dollar refund order, while seven companies including Charter International, Pace, Champlin, ARCO, Delta, Koch, and Kerr-McGee reduced prices or refunded amounts. Charter and Koch earlier were ordered to refund 15.8 million and 9.9 million respectively.
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Washington
Federal Energy Administration
FEA
Standard Oil Co
Ohio
Sohio
Charter International Oi Co
Southland Oil Co
Savannah
Charter
Pace Oil Co
Champlin Petroleum Co
ARCO
Atlantic Richfield
Delta Refining Co
Koch Industries
Kerr-McGee
Koch
GM Delays Using Wankel Engine
General Motors said it was delaying further development of the Wankel rotary engine in the United States due to failure to meet emissions standards without excessive fuel use. GM has paid 35 million for licensing and will pay more in December 1975, with remaining payments likely ongoing. The move follows Ford and American Motors licenses, while Chrysler has not pursued the engine.
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New York
United States
General Motors Corp
Ford Motor Co
American Motors
Ford
Chrysler
General Motors
Crum Named Heart Fund Chairman in Frederick County
Bruce E. Crum was appointed Friday as the Frederick County Chairman for the 1975 Heart Fund Drive by Mrs. Charles Noffsinger. A longtime Heart Association leader, Crum directed multiple Heart Fund Drives and served as president in 1965, with a history of farm work, business roles, and active community involvement in Walkersville and Frederick County.
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Bruce E. Crum
Frederick County
American Heart Association
Crum
Charles Noffsinger
Heart Fund
The
Heart Association
Washington
Howard Counties
Admiral Schley
Richfield
Frederick
U.S. 15
Frances Howes
William B
Robert E
Clyde C
Harmony Grove
Farmers and Traders Life Insurance Company
Maryland State Grange
Glade Valley Lions Club
Walkersville
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
Chamber of Commerce
Frederick County Farm Bureau
Pomona Grange
Glade Valley Grange
Walkersville Methodist Church
School Equipment Garage Sale Today
A Rockville public schools garage sale offers used desks and chairs at 30 cent and 1 dollar bargains starting 8 a.m. at 540 N Stonestreet Ave. Purchases are cash only and must be hauled away today with a limit of six chairs and six desks per buyer. The sale supports the furniture disposal program, now yielding double prior revenues. Proceed from Rockville Mall under the railroad bridge, left on N Stonestreet Ave, then one quarter mile to the warehouse.
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Rockville
N. Stonestreet Ave
Brunswick-Potomac Variety Show Rescheduled to Nov 24
The Brunswick Potomac Foundation shifts the annual Variety Show to Sunday November 24. Interested performers should contact Tom Waters at Tom's Dance Studio Brunswick or Sam Huffer Brunswick High School. The note mentions the 1905 first U.S.-British checkers match in Boston with Britain taking 73 wins to 34 and 285 draws.
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Brunswick-Potomac Foundation
Tom Waters
Tom’s Dance Studio
Brunswick
Sam Huffer
Brunswick High School
Boston
Britain
Benefits Retarded Children Golf Tourney Nears Deadline
Response to the Frederick County golf fundraiser has been strong with 19 foursomes (76 players) by Friday evening. The event on Oct. 5 at Holly Hills aims to raise 1000 to 1500 dollars for Jeanne Bussard Training Workshop and Francis Scott Key Center, staying in Frederick County.
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Frederick County
Ed Graefe
New Holly Hills Country Club
Graefe
Frederick Life Underwriters Association
Jeanne Bussard Training Workshop
Francis Scott Key Center
Holly Hills
M. Robert Ritchie
Ritchie
Life Underwriters Association
Ijamsville
Nationwide
Patrick Streets
Tourism Hot Line Opens for Frederick County Visitors
The Tourism Hot Line is now open offering 24 hour information on places to go and things to do in Frederick County. Call 663-TOUR for a recording service any time day or night and for organizations hosting tourist oriented affairs contact the Chamber of Commerce at 662-4164 to be included in future recordings.
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Frederick
Legislation Sought To Protect Evictees
ROCKVILLE A county executive proposes a bill to store tenants goods during evictions to shield them from sidewalk looters. Norman Christeller solicits study of practices elsewhere as evictions rise 30 percent with 43 in September. The plan would let tenants use storage firms for up to 60 days at their expense until funds are raised.
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Rockville
Sheriff's Office
James P. Gleason
Takoma Park
Norman Christeller
Gleason
James Young
Trent
Walkersville High PTA Meets Monday
The Walkersville High School PTSA will hold the first meeting of the 1974-73 school year on Monday, Sept. 30 at 3 p.m. in the high school cafetorium. Principal Arnold Fleagle and vice principal Dave Marple lead the program on faculty introductions, the multi-building program, and a progress report on the new school. A discussion period follows. membership night. All faculty, parents, and students are urged to attend.
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Walkersville High School
PTSA
Arnold Fleagle
Dave Marple
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New York Stock Exchange
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NYSE
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James Meedham
Serimes and Exchange Commission
SEC
Needham
American Stock Exchange
Federal
John C. Sawhill
Sawhill
World Energy Conference
Detroit
Sawhil
Ray Wachter Photo Center
Montgomery
Jorand
Emer Evety
Shepley
Werter St
Thormont
Vic Campbell
Russ Thompson
al Gadomski
Baltimore
Campbell
Watson's Family Restaurant, Inc
Ruth W. Johnson
Landlord - Tenant Affairs
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Call Insurance Agency, Incorporated
West 7Th Street
Maryland
Keystone
Walkersville High
PTA
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