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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1982

Page

6

Frederick Arbor Day Awards Tree City USA Honor

Arbor Day ceremony in Baker Park Frederick honors James I. Ewing with a planted red oak donated by city employees in memory of their plumbing inspector. Mayor Young Barbara Huching and Dorothy Ewing attend as the last spade is set, with C. Cyril Klein and Tunis Lyon holding the flag marking the award.

Frederick Baker Park Tree City USA James I. Ewing Freder Ick Ronnald N. Young Barbara Huching Dorothy Ewing C. Cyril Klein Maryland Department of Forestry Tunis Lyon Richard T. Meagher

Zoning amendments OK'd by New Market Town Council

The New Market Town Council approved two text amendments to the zoning ordinance at a Wednesday hearing. Changes cover signs and accessory structures, with added approval steps by the Planning Commission and Historic District Commission, and a size limit for new accessory structures. The council plans to seek expansion of accessory buildings and may hold a joint meeting with the HDC and housing developer Sponseller to resolve plan approval issues. Karen Goggin of the Garden Club raised questions about landscaping and lawn care around the town hall.

New Market Town Frederick Ceannty Housing Carminiccinn Am Sider Town Council HDC Michael Snonseller Sponseller Gail Cissna

West Virginia lagging on gypsy moth fight plans

Agriculture Commissioner Gus Douglass said WV will not launch an aggressive gypsy moth campaign until residents pressure lawmakers to fund control efforts. Other states are spraying. WV relies on lab research due to lack of funding, with spraying possible only if funding and political will rise in the legislature.

Charleston W.va West Virginia Agriculture Gus Douglass North Carolina Pennsylvania Douglass

The Grass Roots Committee presents The Grand Design film

The Grass Roots Committee for a Strong Defense of Maryland will show The Grand Design, a 1968 black and white film about the anti-nuclear movement, at 7 30 p.m. Thursday April 15 on West Second and North Bentz streets old armory. Donald Finch will speak on Strong Defense Not a Nuclear Freeze, and admission is free.

Grass Roots Committee Maryland Old Armory West Second North Bentz Donald Finch

Public hearing lauds CETA program success amid transition talks

Maryland public officials and citizens gathered as the SETC held its second hearing on the CETA program. Speakers shared success stories of participants moving into employment, while critics urged reorganizing to cut duplication and push funding directly to local governments.

Meise Wee CETA Maryland Ncting Couneil SETC Harry B. Hughes cEtAgrivete Wayte Norwood William Woodcock Frederick Vocational Tech

National employment plan urges coordinated reform

The advisory council calls for a unified national job program linking employment and training as economic development. It promotes a labor market information system, job matching through a job bank, and targeted aid to out of school youths, with a single state council dominated by private business and strict program evaluation.

Whal Advisory Conmeil Vent Ervighes Ieasa Ie Joryland Ares SETC Congress Clarence J. Harria Harris

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