Frederick officials greet USAF sergeant caravan commander
U S A F Sgt. Shiermeyer leads a caravan with officials present including County Commissioner Paul Crum Bicentennial Committee Chair Billie Lowe Aslakson Congressman Goodlue E Byron Frederick Mayor Ronald N Young and Frederick High School students Alex Utt and Eddie, among others.
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Shiermeyer
Paul Crum
Billie Lowe Aslakson
Goodlue E. Byron
Sgt
Frederick
Ronald N. Young
Frederick High School
Alex Utt
Eddie
Armed Forces Caravan draws crowd in Frederick Memorial Park
The U S Armed Forces Caravan visited Frederick County for one day at Memorial Park drawing hundreds of residents. Four tractor trailers offered fixed displays slide shows and participatory exhibits with no admission. Local officials including E P Mack Magaha Jr Congressman Byron and Mayor Ronald Young welcomed the caravan while students teachers and families toured the exhibits and discussed military careers and national service.
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Navy
Air Force
Marine Corpa Sre
Frederick’s
Memorial Park
E. P. “Mack” Magaha
Frederick County
Frederick
U. S
Pa Team
U. S. Armed Forces
Armed Forces
E. P. ‘Mack’ Magaha Jr
Tourism Council splits from Frederick Chamber of Commerce
The Frederick County tourism and Bicentennial program becomes a separate corporate entity operating from Schifferstadt after a Chamber board vote. The Tourism Council, created earlier, will continue tourism development with Sonia Maher guiding programs while the Chamber and Council coordinate for a smooth transition and broader county support.
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Tourism Council
Chamber of Commerce
Schifferstadt
Chamber of Commerce of
Frederick County
Cozy
Thurmont
Chamber
Hal Walters
Sonia G. Maher
Walters
Chamber and Tourism Council
Second home for retarded planned on South Market
ARC plans a second home for retarded citizens at 30 S Market St in Frederick to open by July 1. Charles E Tressier says the project, approved by the Mentally Retarded Administration, aims to teach skills and foster self reliance as taxpaying citizens. The state owns the 11 room property and zoning talks consider a conditional residential use for eight residents aged 18 and up with work at Jeanne Bussard Workshop.
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Frederick County Association For
ARC
Charles E. Tressier
State Department of Health and Mental Hygiene
S. Market St
Tressier
Market St
City Board of Zoning Appeals
Tressler
Fredencr County
Jeanne Bussard
Patrick St
Maryland Lottery Winning Numbers Update
The Maryland state lottery results list the $50,000 game as 43604 and the Millionaire finalist as 52639. For the 14 for 1 game, six digit 106970, five digit 22903, four digit 8979, three digit 763, is 1776 Bonus 92158.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Uranium policy change to hike electric bills
Washington foresees higher nuclear fuel costs as ERDA backs a private enrichment venture. The plan would require up to 1 billion dollars in public investment to launch the Uranium Enrichment Associates project, with utilities paying about 34 percent more for atomic dues. The probe notes a government plant could outpace private earnings while charging lower consumer rates.
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Ford Administration
Dothan
Ala
Portsmouth
Ohio
Associated Press
U.S. Treasury
U.S. Energy Research and Development Administration
ERDA
Oak Ridge
Tenn. Paducah
UEA
Bechtel Corp
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co
Williams Companies
Open hearing on Frederick High housing during renovation
A Board of Education public meeting set for 7 30 p m Monday April 26 in the Frederick High School auditorium invites citizen comment on where to house Frederick High students during the Phase 1 renovation. The five million dollar project prompted space options including moving to West Frederick or other schools, with committee chair Donald Sullivan guiding inquiries.
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Frederick High
Board of Education
Frederick County
Frederick High School
InterAgency Committee On
Honsipe
Donald Sullivan
West Frederick
Sullivan
Lebanese president ordered to quit within 14 days
The news item reports Lebanon's president being given a 14 day deadline to leave office. It references political turmoil and regional tension amid a backdrop of war rhetoric and external involvement.
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