City comprehensive plan aired and demolitions OK
The city presented its proposed comprehensive plan to the Board of Aldermen. The Historic Preservation Advisory Committee approved demolition for the Carroll Creek Flood Control Plan. State planner Mark Horak outlined annexation goals and private sector roles, noting 60,000 to 70,000 residents within present city limits. A resident challenged land use proposals for a triangular site on Baughman’s Lane slated for residential zoning.
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Historic Preservation Advisory Committee
Carroll Creek
Mark Horak
City Planning Commission
Horak
Dan H. Weinberg
Baughman's Lane
Weinberg
Charles A. Price
Frank Rothenhoefer
Walkersville plans annexation to triple town area
Walkersville leaders push a large annexation plan to triple the town’s area, bringing undeveloped land east of the river and north and west toward a ridge along Glade Creek into town. The move aims to manage growth, plan services, and curb future tax burdens amid housing expansion.
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Walkersville
Israel Creek
Glade Creek
Dublin
Crum, Stauffer, Devilbiss Bridge
Fountain Rock
Spring Gardens
Discovery
Glade Manor
Orley R. Bourland
Bourland
SHA officials doubt delays in U S 15 dualization progress
SHA officials expect no new delays in dualizing U S 15 from Putman Road to the Pennsylvania line despite two properties on the National Historical Register. The Moser property near Md 806 and the expanded Catoctin Furnace Historic District influence the project, with final environmental review underway and a mid 1978 design hearing hoped for the southern end. Federal review began March 29 and responses were anticipated by early June.
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National Historical Register
State Highway Administration
Putman Road
Pennsylvania Line
Lester Moser
Ben's
Exxon
Pamela James
Maryland Historical Trust
Catoctin Furnace
U. S. 15
S. Lewis Helwig
Helwig
Furnace
Hesson's Bridge Road
The
Maryland Trust
Cecil D. Andrus
Moser
Frederick County
SHA
MD. 77
Edward P. Thomas
Frederick
Washington
Proposed I-70 relocation hearings announced by MdDOT
Maryland Department of Transportation outlines hearings on relocating a 3.8 mile section of Interstate 70 from Namaville Road east to the Patrick Street overpass. Documents available by May 4 at C Burr Artz Library and District State Highway Office. Informational meeting May 25 at East Patrick Elementary School 7:30 pm. Design hearing June 8 at East Frederick Elementary School 7:20 pm to accept testimony on proposed design options.
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East Prederick
Namaville Road
Patrick Street
U.S
Carter backs tax cut amid White House push
President Carter told six House Ways and Means members that his modest 24 billion dollar tax cut enjoys broad support from about 75 percent of Americans. He urged a possible 25 billion stimulus while acknowledging likely congressional changes and ongoing horse trading to salvage a package.
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Washington
Carter
House
Ways and Means Committee
White House
Congress
Way and Means
Jody Powell
al Ullman
D-Ore
Visers
Ullman
Walter F. Mondale
Mondale
Dan Rostenkowski
Dill
Ways and Means
Rostenkowskij
Basic accord reached on natural gas plan
Washington AP reports House and Senate negotiators after a long session with Energy Secretary Schlesinger say a basic accord on natural gas deregulation has been reached. Two minor differences remain as leaders push to finish the energy package before the anniversary of Carter's program.
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Washington
House
Senate
James R Schlesinger
Carter
Harley M. Staggers
D-W.va
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Schlesinger
Congress
Two Dead Two Injured as Korean Jet Is Shot Down
A South Korean Boeing 707 bound Paris to Seoul with refueling in Anchorage was intercepted by Soviet fighters and forced to land on a frozen lake near Kem in the northwest Soviet Union. Two passengers were killed and two injured, with Japanese sources naming a dead passenger as Japanese citizen Y Sugano. The plane reportedly suffered damage, and authorities say the landing was an emergency measure after the interception. Soviet Tass reported arrangements to repatriate passengers and crew, while another KAL flight stood by in Helsinki to assist.
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Washington
U.S
Moscow
Tokyo
Y. Sugano
Paris
Seoul
Anchorage
Alaska
Alexei N. Kosygin
Ichiro
Nakagawa
Kem
Murmansk
Information II
Korean Airlines
Helsinki
Finland
Tass
Soviet Union
KAL
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