Park Gets Approval From Board
The Frederick County Board of Supervisors approved a 350 acre county park near Stephens City by a 4-1 vote after a crowded meeting. Petition supporters numbered 1 204 residents and 90 county youths. Board member Raymond C Sandy disclosed land ties but voted with the majority. He said the plan aims at daily recreational use and not competition with nearby private facilities. Continued on Page 2.
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Frederick County Board of Supervisors
Stephens City
Parks and Recreation Department
Raymond C. Sandy
Opequon
Sandy
Cove
Gore
Clearbrook Park
Geoffery Vitt
Frederick County Taxpayers Association
Schools Patroled In W V A
Deputies patrolled West Virginia schools after a pre dawn dynamiting and a false jail threats tied to a textbook protest by fundamentalist ministers. two schools were damaged about $1000 each with no injuries. protestors vow to continue demonstrations.
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Charleston
W.va
Kanawha County
Ezra Graley
Marvin Horan
State Capitol
Graley
Dow posts sixth best gain on record in Wednesday trading
The Dow Jones rose 28.39 points to 631.02 as analysts credited Ford anti inflation proposals boosting expectations. Volume reached 18.82 million shares, the heaviest in over four months, with gainers outnumbering decliners by about 51 percent.
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New York
Ford
Dow
New York Stock Exchange
GOP Candidates Disown Surtax Amid Ford Defense
Washington AP report notes several Republican candidates in upcoming elections distance themselves from Ford’s 5 percent anti inflation surtax while Ford defends the plan as fair. He cites limited tax impact and hopes for inflation relief by 1975 as Dole and Schweiker react. Ford plans Mexico trip and comments on Nixon pardon remain unchanged.
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Ford
Senate
House
Ways and Means Committee
Herman T. Schneebeli
Philadelphia
Modest September Rise in Wholesale Prices Reported
Washington AP reports wholesale prices increased only 0.1 percent in September due to falling farm costs offsetting higher industrial goods. The annual rate, seasonally adjusted, sits at 1.2 percent versus 46.8 percent in August, with farm products and processed foods down 1.9 percent for the month.
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Washington
White House
Labor Department
Senate Delays Arms Cutoff in Turkey Aid Dispatch
The Senate voted 62 to 19 to prohibit further U S military aid to Turkey but then approved a Mansfield resolution allowing President Ford to suspend the ban until December 15. If signed, Turkey could receive arms until Dec 15 to aid Cyprus peace negotiations.
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Washington
Turkey
U.S
Senate
Ford
Mike Mansfield
House
Mansfield
Cyprus
Mills Linked to Drinking Before Bizarre Drowning Rescue
Washington Rep. Wilbur D. Mills spent part of Sunday night dining and drinking with friends at Junkanoo on Connecticut Avenue before headlines arose over a Tidal Basin incident. A companion identified as Anabella Battistella jumped into the water and was rescued by police after Mills was later questioned amid a car scene at 2 a.m. near the Jefferson Memorial.
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Washington
Wilbur D. Mills
Jefferson Memorial
Mills
U.S. Park
Tidal Basin
Franklin A. Arthur
The
Park Police
Anabella Battistella
Arthur
Rep
Oscar
Gene’’ Goss
Wmal-Tv
D-Ark
Kipps Sues Officials for 1 Million After Acquittal
Thomas A. Kipps, acquitted last January in Warren County, filed a 1 million-dollar personal damages suit in U S District Court Harrisonburg Sept 26 against Commonwealth's Attorney John F. Ewell Chief Investigator Cecil D Williams and Sheriff Gary T Keyser. He seeks a jury trial for damages from alleged actions or inaction. He alleges charges were based on a penitentiary inmate's statement and cites a trial summation by Ewell.
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Harrisonburg
Thomas A. Kipps
Warren County
Commonwealth
John F. Ewell
Cecil D. Williams
Gary T. Keyser
Kipps
Juana Williams
U. S. District Court
Unharmed After Bank Robbery
Ypsilanti Michigan bank manager Richard Green his wife and two children were held hostage at the Ypsilanti Savings Bank branch overnight by four men FBI and police said they were freed unharmed no exact amount recovered though bank president Clarence Utley reported several thousand dollars taken and robbers sought by authorities
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Ypsilanti, Mich
Ypsilanti
Richard Green
Ypsilanti Township
Ypsilanti Savings Bank
FBI
Bank
Clarence Utley
Draftees to return home as Army moves to volunteers
About 2,500 men who were the last draftees before the all volunteer force will be home by Thanksgiving. The Army said it is releasing many early due to meeting enlistment goals in recent months.
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Army
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