Battlefields In Jeopardy At Gettysburg And Antietam
The piece argues that private development threatens Gettysburg and Antietam battlefields. A 300 foot observation tower near Gettysburg is contested by preservationists vs developers. At Antietam a 69 acre parcel faces subdivision despite calls for a buffer zone to protect the shrine.
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United States
Gettysburg
Antietam
National Park Service
Gettysburg National Cemetery
National Cemetery
Silver Spring
Borough of
Pennsylvania State Planning Board
Maryland
U.S
Sharpsburg
National Shrine
George B. McClellan
Potomac
Virginia
Robert E. Lee
W. Dean McClanahan
Antietam Shrine
Washington County Planning and Zoning Commission
McClanahan
Hawkins Zouaves
9Th New York Volunteer
Lincoln
Jefferson Davis
South
Lee
Appomatox
Ulysses S. Grant
Antietam Battlefield National Shrine
Congress
Charles MacMathias
J. Glenn Beall Jr
Washington
Battlefield
Hagerstown
Martinsburg
Fr Duke Transferred to Catonsville Parish
Lawrence Cardinal Shehan moves Rev. Frederick H. Duke from St. John's in Baltimore to St. Mark's in Catonsville. Duke led ecumenical efforts and parish development for nearly five thousand members, overseeing a school of 1,488 and a staff of three priests, a deacon, and three lay ministers.
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Frederick County
Lawrence Cardinal Shehan
Frederick H. Duke
St. John’s
Father Duke
St. Mark's Church
Catonsville
St. John's Parish
Archdiocesan Senate of Priests
Liturgical Commission
Pastors’ Committee For Catholic Education
Columbia Interfaith Planning Commission
Sisters of Notre Dame
St. John’s Church
Gerald F. LaPorta
William E. Becker
Lawrence K. Frazier
Maryland judicial reform staggers through 1971 session
The Maryland General Assembly wrestles with District Court creation and Public Defender system reforms as judges seek higher pay and budget clashes test the new lower court structure. The beer tax debate and county allocations loom, with expectations of adjournment near.
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Maryland General Assembly
Frederick County
Annapolis
Washington County
House
Senate
Circuit Court
Court of Appeals
Maryland
The
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Memorial trees planted as Schley Park awaits grass
With spring weather arrival on April 9 1951 residents note Schley Park has half a dozen memorial trees planted with markers yet the grounds have not been graded or sown with grass.
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Schley Park
Maryland legislative clash opens joint county meeting
The News-Poat reports a 1921 Maryland session where 19 eastern and western shore county representatives gathered at the Francis Scott Key Hotel to debate a bill changing the states assessing procedure. Also, Chamber of Commerce directors at the same hotel discussed airport expansion plans and new revenue avenues. Miss Mary Kurzinsky was named Director of Nurses at Frederick Memorial Hospital, succeeding Daisy Darner who remains as a teacher. The piece surveys intelligence failures in Indochina and notes ongoing coverage of the My Lai affair and related incidents, with a blend of opinion and extracts from column fare.
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Francis Scott Key Hotel
Chamber of Commerce
Mary Kurchinsky
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Daisy Darner
Hospital Board of Managers
Miss Darner
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Woodsboro
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