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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1988

Page

3

Middletown Bypass Debate Opens Door to Study

Middletown faces a clash over a southern bypass as county action clears the way for SHA studies. Supporters urge routing changes to relieve congestion on Alternate 46 and old town streets, while opponents fear loss of small town character and overbuilding. A thorough, cautious evaluation of alternatives is urged before any concrete plan.

Middletown Frederick County State Highway Administration SHA Alternate Braddock Mountain

Unbearable Lightness of Being Grips Frederick Cinema

Roy Meachum riffs on midweek concerns including driving while intoxicated bills and gun referendum. He praises Delegate Thomes Hattery for language on BAC limits and notes George Littrell’s push, plus NRA hesitance on a Maryland petition. He reviews The Unbearable Lightness of Being at Westridge, urging timely viewings amid grim crash aftermath and seat belt reminders.

Brunk Thomes Hattery Hun George Littrell Littrell Mr. Hattery Charles Smelser Goodloe Byron General Assembly BAC Hattery National NRA Maryland

Space Industries pushes space park bid amid White House links

Washington Tells how Space Industries Inc backed by Baker and Darman pressed for a $763 million five year federal lease to run an orbiting industrial park. NASA balked citing lack of competitive bidding and legal risks before Congress hearings and a New Year's Eve NASA warning slowed momentum.

Washington White House Midion National Aeronautics and Space Administration Space Park Space Industries Inc Space ASA Space Industries U.S Houston Economic Policy Council Treasury James Baker Bouston Andrews & Kurth Baker Dorman EPC Darman Mir Jim Lynch Joseph Allen Shuttle National Security Council Mr. Darman Frst Reagan WASA James Fletcher NASA Fletcher Pletcher Edward A. Frankie Congress Congressional Cyprus Algeria

Frederick County hearing impaired group holds profitable April benefit auction

Frederick County Services for the Hearing Impaired, a United Way agency, held its annual benefit auction on Saturday April 16. The event, the organization’s largest fundraiser, drew community support, donations, and volunteers including Kim Greenfield and the Francis Scott Key Mall. Auctioneer Eddie Hoffman and interpreter Mark Rust were praised for their roles, as bidders contributed to a notably successful fundraiser amid thanks from Executive Director Janice Martin and Auction Chairperson Kathy Meagher.

Frederick County United Way Frederick Kim Greenfield Francis Scott Key Mall Eddie Hoffman Mark Rust

Letters oppose downtown spending and propose new developments

John Ridgely of Frederick argues against the Highland Street Bridge costs and a downtown parking deck, urging funds for industrial access and an out of town hotel with a convention center. He says downtown lacks activities and the city should fund projects with broad public support to avoid bankruptcy.

Highland Street Clorox Coca-Cola Company Airport Reich Ford Road Walkersville

Planners vs Commissioners on Rezonings in Yamsville

Kenneth C Foote voices ire over Planning Commission denials and County Commissioners approvals in Yamsville. He cites miscommunication and possible bias, noting lack of public notices, and urges accountability as developers fund road fixes while area utilities are scarce.

Tjamsville Planning Commission Holly Hills Gerald Ford Frederick MKS Mussetter Tramsville Wamsville

Tongue in cheek thanks from a Mount Airy resident

A letter uses ironic thanks to praise various local leaders and groups. The writer vents about zoning denial by Frederick County and commends Commissioners Hoke, Smith and Bollinger for upholding lawful rights over mob desires in Mount Airy.

Woodville Frederick County Mount Airy Hoke, Smith and Bollinger Gill the People

Frederick High School plans advance with PW funds

A citizen committee in Frederick City pushed plans for a new high school while city officials awaited word on federal funds. The PW might provide allocations if Congress approves funds urged by the president. Officer Russell Myers of the Akron Police earned praise from Capt. W D Poulson for leading a counterfeiting arrest. Five local fishermen reported a weekend catch of 190 hard heads in Chesapeake Bay, averaging two pounds each, with Ernest Heifenstein Gosnell Thomas Lee Elias Ramsburg Jr. and Earl McDevitt aboard.

Frederick Westridge Citizens Frederick City Progress Works Administration Congress Russell Myers G. Ed Myers Third St. Frederick Akron, Ohio Akron W.D. Poulson Poalson Myers Chesapeake Bay Ernest Heifenstein He, Gosnell Thomas Lee Elias, Ramsburg Jr Earl McDevitt

Mock Maryland Constitutional Convention Draws 300 Delegates

H VERNON Eney told a YMCA backed mock convention audience of 300 delegates that the new constitution "has been written for you not for yesterday's generation." Delegates from Maryland high schools including 15 from Singapore and Frederick High Schools were listed. James A Grove, 56, Frederick postmaster, to retire April 30 and devote time to Red Cross blood program. Tessure Village Inc campground near Woodsboro approved for one year with trash pickup and 24 hour attendant. opposition from local property owners. Frederick area weather saw the second heaviest rainfall of the year with nearly an inch. annual precipitation through April still seven inches below normal.

H. Vernon Eney Maryland Singapore Frederick Nancy Duvall Patricia Cochran Caryn Gove Sharon McCrumb Elizabeth Brinkley Patty Robertson Kathy Stoner Carla Lewis Tom Hawthorne David Gaither David James A. Grove Grove Red Cross Blood Program Tessure Village Inc Monocacy River Woodsboro

Banner School thanks Pizza Hut for BOOK IT program

The Banner School students and faculty express gratitude to Pizza Hut for sponsoring BOOK IT. for the second year the program encouraged students to read and report on books through diverse creative activities. Susan West reading specialist.

Banner School Pizza Hut

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Roy Meachum Lexington Minutemen Jon Kreissig Mr. Kreissig Gear Bells Jack Anderson United Feature Syndicate, Inc Hays Faction Janice Martin Kathy Meagher Frederick County Services For the Hearing Impaired Inc Carroll Creek John Ridgely Frederick Kenneth C. Foote Yamsville Emmett Susan West the Banner School
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