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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1975

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Shortage of baby doctors hits Frederick County women

Frederick County faces a critical lack of obstetricians and gynecologists with only four doctors delivering babies and long waits for prenatal care. At a Winchester Hall meeting, 3 women presented a 112-name petition urging more specialists, while general practitioners no longer deliver at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Hospital administrator Dow cited time constraints and physician disinterest as key factors, noting ongoing difficulty in securing care for flu or stomach issues.

Frederick Frederick County Frederick Memorial Winchester Hall Sherry J. Yost Sara J. Harren Kaaren G. Rawlings Wallace Dow Frederick Memorial Hospital G.P Dow Health Council Robert Barrick

Frederick County weighs leaving Western Maryland Health Area

Frederick County health planners at Winchester Hall discussed could drop out of the Western Maryland Health Services Area and form a stand alone agency. The plan would merge the county CHP with Allegany Health Planning, replacing local agencies with a larger HSA.

Frederick County Western Maryland Health Services Area HSA Winchester Hall Washington, Garrett Allegany Counties Western

Driver Dies In Park Central Road Crash Near Camp David

An unidentified driver died and another was seriously hurt in a two vehicle crash on Park Central Road between Thurmont Vista and Hog Rock near Camp David. Park Service reports say both cars, eastbound on a winding road, were speeding and lost control. Names withheld pending next of kin notification. charges await investigation by Ranger Roger Steintl.

Park Central Road Thurmont Vista Hog Rock Camp David U.S. Park Service U.S Roger Steintl Park Service Steintl

Group home go ahead awaits after court ruling

Frederick Group Homes cleared a major legal hurdle when Circuit Court Judge Robert E. Clapp Jr. reversed a zoning denial, ruling the B-2 district allows group homes as a principal use. Opponents consider an appeal while supporters seek Board of Public Works go-ahead to purchase the 13 W Third site for eight children in care. local officials and state legislators were eyed for support or opposition as the legal and political effort continues.

Frederick Group Homes, Inc Third St Robert E. Clapp Jr City Board of Zoning Appeals Clapp Board of Zoning Appeals Michael Pue Board of Public Works Circuit Tina B. Prensky Frederick County Group Homes, Inc Juvenile Services Department Mildred Armstead Trust State Board of Public Works Annapolis Frederick Julien P. Delphey Charles E. Smith Frederick City Ronald N. Young

Tressler appointed leader of retarded citizens group

Charles E. Tressler has been named executive director of the Frederick County Association for Retarded Citizens, replacing Marilyn A. Mortichesky. He holds a master’s in psychology and counseling and previously worked for the Frederick County Board of Education at the complementary school. He notes progress toward goals but cites ongoing needs, including services for a disabled woman in a wheelchair and adequate places for parents to leave their disabled children during emergencies.

Charles E. Tressler lI Frederick County Association For Theodore Wyatt Tressler Frederick County Board of Education Complementary Marilyn A. Mortichesky Frederick County ARU

Plot to kill President Ford revealed by ATF agent

An undercover ATF agent was offered 25000 to kill President Ford in the past month, and the would be killer, a twice convicted felon with three high powered rifles, was arrested the day after the offer. The disclosure came as Senate investigators review Secret Service cooperation and protection options amid two assassination attempts in 17 days.

Washington Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms Ford Rex D. Davis Senate Secret Service Davis Treasury William E. Simon Postal Service General Government Appropriations Subcommittee Joseph M. Montoya D- M Montoya

$126 Million FBI Headquarters Opens in Washington

President Ford dedicates the J Edgar Hoover building. He calls for renewed commitment to the rule of law and justice, praising the FBI as a premier professional force with advanced crime detection facilities. Attendees included Atty. Gen. Levi and FBI Director Kelley among about 1,600 officials and guests.

Washington Ford FBI America White House Pennsylvania Avenue Atty Edward H. Levi Clarence M. Kelley Congress Hoover Calvin Coolidge

Three New Windsor men charged in Md 31 armed robbery

Three men Frank D. Schneider Gene V. Haines and Charles Raezer were jailed by state police in Frederick and Westminster on armed robbery charges tied to a Md 31 holdup. They allegedly held Maurice M. Devilbiss at gunpoint took $50 as shots were fired during escape no injuries reported. Police arrested them after a blue vehicle tip.

New Windsor Frederick Westminster Frank D. Schneider Gene V. Haines Charles $. Raezer Maurice M. Devilbiss Cold Spring MD. 31 Devilbiss John W. Reburn Larry Taylor Frederick Barracks Morgan B. Storey Westminster Barracks

Hearst SLA probes and postal complaints aired

Inside The News reports on Hearst SLA probes and postal service complaints aired on A2. Spanish rebels face trial as part of ongoing coverage. Weather forecasts predict mostly sunny, warm days with highs in the upper 70s to low 80s and possible afternoon showers Wednesday. Life is short. Samuel Johnson quote.

Hurricane Gladys Gains New Punch

A revived hurricane Gladys, packing 110 mph winds, strengthens as forecasters warn it could threaten the U.S. mainland. The storm, with a well defined eye, hovered near 800 miles east of Miami and may impact the Eastern Seaboard within days if steering currents don’t turn it away. The National Hurricane Center cautioned it could become a major storm.

Miami Gladys Atlantic U.S Gil Clark National Hurricane Center

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