Brunswick residents oppose factory expansion plan
A Brunswick group protested Monday to the Board of Appeals against HH Hartz Co's Mequesta Mills sewing factory expansion at Fifth Ave and D Street. They cite non conforming zoning, parking, and safety concerns while the firm offers a plan and possible employee parking restrictions. The board delayed action until a plan is provided and also granted five variances for Mrs Ethel Lloyd's 308 Ninth Ave property linked to selling an adjacent apartment building.
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Brunswick Board of Appeals
Mequesta Mills
Tembuldige Inndite Gewese de
HH Hartz Co
Fifth Avenue
D Street
Brunswick
James Schmersacht
Thay Ling Tonics
Dean Pennington
Board of Appeals
William Lauser
Ethel M. Lloyd
Ninth Ave
Lloyd
Schmersah
Adamstown Residents Pressure on Alcoa Waste Testing
Maryland tests of existing waste heaps at Eastalco site face delay while residents demand fresh samples from plant doors. Concerns over cyanide and fluoride prompt calls to declare aluminum smelting wastes hazardous as officials weigh potential plant relocation and job impacts.
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Ronald Nelson
Maryland
Waste Management Administration
Adamstown
Christy Carton
Citizens’ Group
Carton
State Health Department
Nelson
Health Department
EPA
Annapolis
Reete
Frederick County
Hastalco
Commission
Galen R Clagett
Eastalco
Carnochan
Rabies vaccines cut shots as serum from human tissue used
Dr Crawford notes advances cut allergic reactions and shots for rabies from twenty three to five in ten years. Passive immunity now comes from human tissue, with dose proportional to patient weight.
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Crawford
Humane society to meet on rabies talk in Frederick
The Frederick County Humane Society will hold a 7 pm meeting on Tuesday April 26 at the Animal Control Center 1832 Rosemont Ave Frederick with speaker Dr Martha Schipper county health officer who will present a rabies message A spokesman says adoptions of homeless animals have increased 489 percent since the new board took office
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Frederick County Humane Society
Animal Control Center
Rosemont Ave
Frederick
Martha Schipper
Mail Rate Schedule for Outside Marketing Area
Rate card lists advance payments for mail outside the marketing area and for carrier or motor route delivery. Prices shown include one month in advance with options for three, six, and twelve months. Monthly rates and longer-term bundles are stated, with the annual cost noted as 4800.
Sunshine Returns to Frederick County After Rain
After three days of rain sunshine returned to Frederick County Tuesday with highs in the 60s and 70s. The National Weather Service warned of fair to partly cloudy days into Saturday with seasonable temperatures and light precipitation. Flooding eased as Potomac River crested near Point of Rocks and Little Falls before subsiding, with several roads reopened and power outages reported but largely resolved.
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imaHy
Frederick County
National Weather Service
Maryland Mountains
Greenfield Road
Ed Sears
Dell Road
Monocacy Bottom Road
Michael’s Mill Road
Potomac River
Harpers Ferry
W. Va
Point of Rocks
Little Falls
Walter Green
Green
Hancock
Shenandoah
Maryland
News-Post
David Lesher
Braddock Heights
Frederick
Lesher
Frank DeMario
Potomac Edison
Holter Road
DeMarto
Baker pushes for compromise on defense spending in 1984
Senate leader Howard Baker seeks a middle ground between Reagan and the GOP on next year’s military budget. He favors a roughly 7.5 percent defense spending rise, midway between Reagan’s 10 percent after inflation and a 5 percent cap. The 444.9 billion dollar fiscal 1984 ceiling includes extra non defense domestic spending and a 30.2 billion tax rise, with a 5 percent cap on defense increases. A high stakes budget vote looms as House moves to hold Rita Lavelle in contempt over EPA mismanagement questions.
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Washington
Senate
Howard H. Baker Jr
Rtenn
Reagan
Baker
Senate Budget Committee
Capitol Hill
House
Environmental Protection Agency
Rita M. Lavelle
Congress
EPA
House Energy and Commerce Committee
Ms. Lavelle
U.S
Judge Allows Voice ID as Evidence in Burbee Case
During pre trial hearings Judge Rosalyn Bell ruled that a telephone voice identification of Burbee by a teenage girl will be admissible. The girl said she believed Burbee abducted her after hearing calls to men at work. She may testify about details seen at Burbee's youth home in Flower Valley. Burbee had previous Peeping Tom conviction involving a 9 year old while under surveillance for Aspen Hill rapes. Police watched as he peered into a child’s Bethesda home on Bradley Boulevard.
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Rosalyn Bell
Buzbee
Bours
Burbee
William Burbee
Flower Valley
Aspen Hill
Bradley Boulevard
Bethesda
K-mary
Ale
Schou
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Siladil HS
Arkarved
Frederick Towne Mall
Kay Jewele
Humane Society Meeting
George 8. Delaplaine Jr
Piedend
Myron W. Randall
Edward F. Muir
Philip W. Hammond
William H. Main Jr
Marlene B. Young
Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company
Patrick Street
Frederick Maryland
Montgomery County
Maryland Ave
Rockville
News Matters
John Morrissey
NOAA
US Dept of
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Maine
Mississippi River Valley
Oregon
California
Law
Minnesota
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Bank Center
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Frederick, Md
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FDIC
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