Governor signs extended session and four Frederick bills
Governor Marvin Mandel signs a 30 day extension to the General Assembly session through May 12 amid a Baltimore subway funding compromise. Frederick County measures cover fire company funding, zoning, water and sewer connections, and an Economic Development Commission. A key water and sewer clause allows nonabutting property connections with owner funded extensions, plus conditions on costs and front foot assessments.
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Economic Development Commission
Guy Marvin Mandel
Julien P Delphey
Metropolitan Commission
Annapolis
Marvin Mandel
General Assembly
Baltimore
Senate
Frank A DeFilippo
Governor
5 News
New Market sewer charge hike rejected by County Board
County Commissioners rejected the Metropolitan Commission proposed 1350 sewer connection charge with only Commissioner Virtser voting yes. They seek an alternative charge and consider state funding to boost the State's Attorney's Office with up to 43000 annually for three years, contingent on Frederick County’s selection, while Sterling Bollinger opposed the grant plan. Residents of Catoctin View threaten tax resistance unless the county approves Gil Weuika.
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Metropolitan Commission
James L. Bryan
Thomas M Fox
Governor's Commission On Law Enforcement
Administration of Justice
Frederick
Dromise
Frederick County
Russell Leick
Sterling Bollinger
Lawrence A Dorsey
Catoctin View
Gil Weuika
Callaghan Seeks Closer Ties With U S
News brief notes Callaghan pursuing closer U S relations amid ongoing NBC strikes. Weather outlook shows sunny to partly cloudy skies with highs near 60s and cool nights. Quote attributed to Anonymous on gentlemanly conduct.
Arbor Day Seedlings Form ARBA Star In Frederick County
Wye Oak seedlings mark Arbor Day Week in six Frederick County communities as the Maryland Forest Service and FCBC plant five trees around Frederick and one central tree to recreate the ARBA star seal. Seedlings from the state tree were provided by Steve Gibbs of Woodsboro. The first two plantings occurred April 5 at Libertytown Elementary.
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Liberty
Mike Naill
Ronnie Myers
Tony Key
Steve Gibbs
Maryland Forest Service
Christine Hemp
Frederick County
Frederick
Maryland
Fredenck County
Woodsboro
Libertytown Elementary
Hughes dies in private jet mystery surrounds final days
Howard Hughes, billionaire industrialist and aviation pioneer, died of a stroke on a private jet en route to Houston from a seaside resort. His vast empire, valued over two billion dollars, remains managed by Summa Corp’s board and a three member executive committee as questions linger about a will or executors.
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Hughes
Methodist Hospital
Howard Hughes
Sail Arelo
Chester Davis
Summa Sederburg
Frederick Craft Fair set for June in Bicentennial year
The second annual Frederick Craft Fair organized by Gapland resident Noel Clark is slated for the first week of June at the Frederick Fangiounas grounds. Last year’s event drew 60 000 visitors. this year aims at a similar turnout with 1300 applicants for 500 booths and a nationwide publicity push. Clark notes strong quality among applicants from 37 states and confirms a tough jury selection process.
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Frederick Fangiounas
Gapland
Noel Clark
Clark
Toll
South Mountain
Gathland State Park
Aimost
Ury
Stine Re-elected Burgess in Middletown Vote
Floyd E Stine won re election as burgess of Middletown Monday after 213 of registered voters cast ballots Incumbent commissioners Floyd Main and Harold W Ketauver were re elected to four year terms J Thomas Routzahn Jr was chosen for a two year commission term to fill the vacancy left by Roy C Gladhull’s resignation.
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Middletow
Floyd E Stine
Commission
Floyd Main
Harold W Ketauver
J Thomas Routzahn Jr
Roy C Gladhull
Maryland House approves controversial bills in late session
The Maryland House of Delegates passed several contentious measures and sent them to the Senate as session extended to 1 30pm. Key actions included raising the drinking age to 19, repealing the state campaign financing law, and deferring a local income tax proposal with Eastern Shore referendums on alcohol sales and judge residency.
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Maryland
House of Delegates
Senate
House
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Worcester County
del George Santom
Baltimore
del Catherine Riley
D Harford
Charles Krysia
AH Saints Church characters Part 7 Rev Ingle's ordeals
A fragmented historical feature traces Rev Osborne Ingle's early life from Washington born 1800s to his education at Virginia and Philadelphia seminaries. It covers family, Civil War interruptions, ordination in Philadelphia and early ministry in Baltimore and Frederick, concluding with an archival note and page continuation.
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Grant
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All Saints Church
Frederick
Osborne Ingle
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Met
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Osborne
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Episcopal High
Alexandria
University of Virginia
Virgim Theological Seminary
Virginia
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Philadelphia
Dracon
St Pukes
Ain Philadelpha
iPudobith An Bay Be
Hooker
Potermacital
Frederik
Fngle
Tearies
Mars Mills
Addison
Sealors
Vatace
Colene
Atin
Province
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Harry Hughes
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Bs5
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Arbor Day
NEW York
Henner
New York Stock Exchange
Valle
Stine
Middletown
AH Saints Church
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Edward Delaplame
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