Carrollton Manor Historic Site Calls For Protection
Local historians warn that Carrollton Manor, a 1720s tract bought from Native Americans by Charles Carroll of Carrollton’s grandfather, faces loss amid development. They urge marking Tuscarora House St Josephs Church and Manor woods remnants to safeguard Maryland and American heritage and Carrollton’s legacy as a Revolutionary War patriot and statesman.
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Potomac
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National Enquirer uses recipes as big business lure
A columnist notes a cottage industry selling personal recipes via the National Enquirer ads. He analyzes rates, profits, and the mix of ethnic and sensational angles while lamenting lurid headlines and citable abuses. He also recalls a bizarre ransoming of dentures in a nursing home.
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Marla Maples
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Liz
Malcolm Forbes
Anthony Perkins
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Beltsville
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India
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United States
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Georgia
Playboy
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Pentagon vanity buys glossy bases and big budgets
Defense officials warn Andrews Air Force Base overspends on frills, planning a 9.5 million makeover to spruce entrances, routes for dignitaries, and utility lines. Past examples include flashy flagpoles, a Mercedes for visiting brass, and costly Army ROTC branding. The piece argues such spending contrasts with real needs amid defense cuts and social issues.
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D.C
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Andrews
Scott Sleek
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Air Force
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Army Rotc Command
Lincoln Apartments bids opened by Frederick Housing Authority
Eighteen bids were read at the courthouse for the Lincoln Apartments project in the southern city part under the Frederick Housing Authority. Bids ranged from 155999 to 194970 with none from local contractors. The low bid came from Sofarelli Brothers of Jamaica NY.
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Lincoln Apartments
Frederick
county plans 22000 study on future landfill needs
Frederick County Commissioners and the Planning and Zoning Commission funded a 22000 study with Beavin Company of Baltimore to assess solid waste disposal for future landfill needs. County offices moved to Winchester Hall third party space. Senator Mathias said he would reintroduce legislation to reimburse Frederick for the 260000 Confederate ransom paid to General Jubal Early following a resolution from the city.
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Frederick County Commissioners
The
Planning and Zoning Commission
Beavin Company of
Baltimore
Frederick County
Winchester Hall
Charles Mathias
Gaithersburg
Frederick
Jubal
Alcohol and illegal drugs should not be equated
The piece argues that alcohol use by adults is separate from illegal drugs, emphasizing responsible drinking and the social value of alcohol. It counters linking alcohol with illegal drugs, notes high rates of responsible drinking, and asserts the alcohol industry supports jobs and tax revenue while promoting education and treatment to curb abuse.
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U.S
Double abuse of handicapped parking sparks debate
In a March 21 News-Post article, readers argue that permits issued to any immediate family member enable parking in reserved spots, causing a second abuse when unused handicapped passengers seek spaces. Edward A. Lehmann and others urge empathy and adherence to the law while local alderman Jon F. Kreissig defends a proposed two-way West 9th Street plan, urging public attendance and safety.
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The
News-Post
Roy Meachum
City of Frederick Parks, Streets and Sanitation
West 9Th Street
North Market Street
Motter Avenue
Meachum
City Hall
Silence Over a Maryland Trooper’s Death Sparks Critique
A writer laments the lack of public outrage after a Maryland State Trooper is killed. He contrasts media fervor for crime with the silence around the officer’s rights and memorials, questioning societal indifference and urging action to protect citizens.
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Maryland
God Help
Sondy Marton Corrects Name Reference in Letter
Sondy Marton of Eye Appeal Opticians responds to a letter by G. Lee Teets, clarifying that a reference to her name was incorrect and noting she is an optometrist employed by Eye Appeal Opticians. She states no involvement with advertising or promotional campaigns. Beverly Chado.
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G. Lee Teets
Iam
Eye Appeal Opticians
Alan Nathan
Frederick County Proponents Critique Child Care Program Plan
A regional voice questions Frederick County leaders including Commissioner J Anita Stup proposing a large state funded child care program. The speaker suggests naming ten financially strained parents known to them and asks for taxpayer supporters to be identified for lifelong backing. EUGENER JENKINS
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Frederick County
J. Anita Stup
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