Keys Fans Brave Cold For Frederick Ballpark Opener
Fans bundled against a cold breeze flood the Frederick ballpark for the Keys opener. Mayor Jim Grimes throws out the first pitch, Miss Western Maryland sings, and families fill seats despite the chill. Fans say they came for the Keys and not the major league strike, praising the team and a state of the art ballpark.
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Mr Smith
Ee Keys
Orioles
Lewis Bardette
Nelda
John Bartlet
Frederick
Norva Project Stage Begins with Lane Closures
Phase one of the Norva project installs flagpersons, arrow boards, signs and traffic cones to alert motorists. A trailer office near the China Garden restaurant is staffed by an SHA engineer from 7 am to 3 30 pm Monday through Friday to address questions. Subsequent phases will cover Jefferson to Bentz, Bentz to Wisner, and Wisner to Bailes Lane.
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China Garden
An Sha
Jefferson Street
Bentz Street
Wisner Street
Bailes Lane
Lukewarm response to Adams Street road plan
Woodboro residents contend for road repairs but oppose tree and property loss. A 2700 foot street would stay about 12 feet wide with a new drainage grade. cost estimated at 100000, seen as unaffordable. Trees planned for removal upset Faith Hahn and Pauline Shinkledecker, who recall 1945 residence.
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Woodsboro
Adams Street
Maddox Engineers and Surveyors Inc
Rockville
Burgess Donald Trimmer
John Cutshall
Cutshall
Trimmer
Faith Hahn
Pauline Shinkledecker
Three-Judge Panel Rules On Coldstream Village Covenants Case
A Maryland ruling details how a three-judge panel reviewed transfer of covenants in Coldstream Village. Plaintiffs Richard and Dorothy Bright, Michael and Valerie James, Brian and Kathy Rice, and Mohammed and Cynthia Izadi claimed their property should not bear association dues without a supplemental declaration recorded. The case arose from a 1992 filing and an October 1992 Notice of Intention to Create a Lien under the Maryland Contract Lien Act. Judge Cathell notes deeds signed by each party factor into the decision.
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Basaman
Richard
Dorothy Bright
Michael
Valerie James
Brian
Kathy Rice
Mohammed
Cynthia Izadi
Coldstream Village
Maryland
Cathell
Aussie auto auction nets big sums on classic cars
Auction in Australia saw a table of related parts sell for 17000 dollars after starting at 5000 dollars. A second car of the same year brought 10000 dollars, while Tom Henline sold a 1926 Roadster for 16000. A 1926 Ford coupe, cranked up and purring, rounded out the lot.
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Tom Henline
Ed Henline
Brandenburg
Damascus
PL. Woodson
Easton
Woodson
Wheaton man killed in two car Montgomery County crash
A 46 year old man from Wheaton died after his car crossed a double yellow line on Longmeade Crossing Drive and collided with a Silver Spring woman’s vehicle at Homecrest Road. John Ralph Boswell was pronounced dead at Suburban Hospital. Sylvia Elizabeth Bargas sustained non life threatening injuries and was also hospitalized.
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Homecrest Road
Longmeade Crossing Drive
Montgomery County
John Ralph Boswell
Wheaton
Longmeade Crossing
Sylvia Elizabeth Bargas
Silver Spring
Bosweill
Ms. Bargas
Boswell
Suburban Hospital
Germantown man killed in W Va collision
Berkeleу Springs Maryland man Barry L Woodward 43 of Germantown Maryland died when his car lost control on a curve on U S 522 near Berkeley Springs Morgan County collided with a cement mixer the truck driver was unhurt police said
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Berkeley Springs
W.va
Morgan County
Barry L. Woodward
Germantown
U.S. 522
Water county faces Braddock system fix or extension decision
County officials weigh whether to fix the Braddock Water system to code or extend county lines to run new water lines. Officials cannot estimate total costs for repairs or extensions, while short term upgrades have already cost about $9,000. A water boil advisory remains in effect after an animal carcass was found in the storage tank on March 28, with hopes to lift the alert within two weeks.
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Ilona Hogan
Braddock
Mark L. Hoke
Braddock Water Company
Mike Marschner
Department of Water and Sewer
MDE
Wendy Kearney
David Yinger
Court upholds covenants binding Lake Singanore grantees dues
Judges cite covenants running with the land and affirm that dues obligations apply to the grantees and heirs. Judge Cathell commends Judge Rollins for his handling of the Bright case, which distinguished Jurgens v Lake Singanore. Association manager notes liens remain on four properties for delinquent dues while owners paid into escrow under protest and 1995 bills were recently mailed with no payment yet.
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Cathell
Jurgens
Frederick County
Herbert Rollins
Bright
Lake Singanore
Association
John Mulligan
Senate faces 1.2 trillion plan in budget balance push
Senate leaders boast of early GOP progress while grappling with a 1.2 trillion dollar target to balance the budget by 2002. The $16 billion package draws criticism for vague savings and questionable cuts, compared with a $3.1 billion replenishment bill to fund peacekeeping missions. The actions show partisan divides as Clinton awaits signatures.
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Dole
GOP
Congress
James Exon
D-Neb
Trench Collapse Traps Worker on I 270 Widening Project
A 30 year old construction worker was trapped about eight hours in a 12 foot trench near the I 270 Md 121 ramp during a drainage pipe lay in Montgomery County. Firefighters used air bags and heated air to free him. He is in stable condition.
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Clarksburg
John Rooney
Montgomery County
Rooney
Wid
Denise Fox
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