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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1988

Page

3

Walkersville Parents Push for Thoughtful Boundary Plan

Walkersville parents voiced concerns at a public meeting on four elementary school boundary changes in central Frederick County. A citizen advisory committee has drafted the proposal, to be reviewed by Superintendent Noel Farmer and the school board, with growth, travel costs, and student welfare as key issues. Overcrowding and the potential need to move students to Monocacy Elementary are discussed as the plan unfolds over months.

Johnny Mary Citizens Advisory Committee Frederick County Walkersville Noel Farmer Monocacy Elementary

Endangered Family Doctor: A Local Clinician’s Longevity

Bob Reid reflects on the shrinking pool of general practice physicians in America. He laments many doctors specialize, leaving few to handle common ailments and routine care. He praises his own family doctor John Cosma, who remains a trusted generalist despite aging and partial retirement.

America Stock Exchange Frederick Junior John Cosma John Corinne

Rabbits and red tape: Bennetts fight FmHA foreclosure

Ed and Sandra Bennett pitched a rabbit farming venture on 80 acres near San Luis Obispo. A wrongly issued Notice of Intent to Take Adverse Action by FmHA halted their dream, causing $300,000 in losses and a five year setback while they seek loan rescheduling and relief from the department. The case prompts a broader probe into alleged FmHA improprieties and tort claims limits.

Washington Sandra Bennett San Luis Obispo Calif Farmers Home Bennetts FIHA Fmha Department of Agriculture White House Richard Mallory California Mallory James Massey Farmers Legal Action Group Minnesota Massey Jim Lynch Sandra Congress

Frederick Maryland News Highlights Include Prison Camp Plan Change

Fifty years ago the State Roads Commission halted convict labor plans for Western Maryland and shifted to a CCC camp near Harwood in Southern Maryland after an Attorney General ruling. Frederick opened a new sanitary sewer system April 20 with a final cost of 1,027,330.78. WPA funds funded a Fishing Creek stone wall project after flood damage, while Potomac Morgan Horse Club hosted a show near Mount Pleasant with 75 members and 154 horses. Formal dedications marked New Shenandoah Plastics on Hayward Road, and Thurmont Library relocated to the former Moravian Church on Water Street.

State Roads Commission Maryland Civilian Conservation Corp CCC Harwood Frederick. Hagerstown Frederick Elmer St C. Maxwell Potomac Morgan Horse Club Myersville Joseline Hills Farm Dance Hall Road Mount Pleasant Morgan’s North Carolina New Jersey Pennsylvania Mike Brittain Thurmont Water Street Lottie Gall Gall

English as Official Language Debate in Mount Airy Letter

The letter urges making English the official language and denounces bilingualism supported by Hispanic groups. It cites immigrant influx, calls for voter registration, and questions multilingual ballots, warning of division if English is not established through 1989 legislation. The author cites Maryland and California examples and mentions the Dade County immersion plan. THOMAS D. BURKE Mount Airy.

Annapolis Maryland House Committee On Constitutional Marguerite Snyder California Florida Colorado Canada U.S Dade County the Post

Mount Airy mayor earns united support from residents

In a local letter, a Mount Airy resident urges voting for Mayor Boyer to continue her two year program. The piece argues new and old residents share a common goal of safer, lower tax growth and community inclusion as Mount Airy transitions to an urban community. It praises Boyer for accessibility and service.

Boyer Linda Boyer Mount Airy Mt. Airy WFMD

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