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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1985

Page

4

Maryland Bay Critical Areas Show Political Compromise In Action

Maryland grapples with the Chesapeake Bay Critical Areas plan as Solomon Liss leads a 25 member commission to balance development limits with conservation. Hearings drew hundreds. key fights focus on 50 vs 100 foot setbacks, fence rules for cattle, and bulkhead restrictions. Final legislative action is set for January.

Maryland Alleghenies Atlantic Chesapeake Bay General Assembly Solomon's Commission Baltimore County Baltimore City Anne Arundel County Liss Inner Harbor Job Solomon Frederick James BE McClellan House Del John Knight Parlett St. Mary’s County St. Clement’s Island Parlett Critical Areas Commission State of Maryland Institute of Home Builders Inc Commission Kay Bienen Prince George’s County Builders Kiawah Island South Carolina Oil Shieldom Kuwait

Foreign-aid contracts entangle senators and officials

Washington insiders scramble over a $5 million five year program for Costa Rican and other foreign business executives, run by Keene Monk and Associates for AID. David Keene, linked to Sen. Robert Kasten, faces accusations of cronyism and improper influence as the contract awaits award amid anonymous claims and no confirmation.

Washington U.S Vicki Warren Washington, D.C Keene, Monk and

Eastalco rates and jobs spark reader concern in Frederick

A reader argues Eastalco should be allowed bulk purchasing, warns higher rates if Eastalco closes, and links job losses to county tax and business impacts. Gail Wiles of Myersville counters with KKK critique, calling for limits on racist rhetoric while upholding free speech, urging action against threats.

Eastaico Eastalco Frederick County Eustakco Giant Food Martin’s Potomac Edison Mr. Ekenkoy KKK Ku Klux Klan Braddock Heights

Parents blamed for reading struggles urge library visits

DamTon L Barnhart urges parents to cut TV, set dedicated reading time, and seek library resources for children’s reading issues. He criticizes Hollywood and suggests dyslexia as a factor, advising physician consultation and focus on phonics and library access.

Hollywood Johnny C. Burr Artz North Market Street Square Corner

Jealousy and abuse raise red flags in teen romance

Tammy from Alton asks about Mike a 19 year old whose extreme jealousy dominates their 18 month relationship. Dr Wallace urges ending the relationship and seeking help for Mike, while Linda Tacoma warns about incest and statutory rape in stepfamily relations.

DR. Wallace Mike Tammy Alton Linda Tacoma Wash

New York Editor Weybright Named Managing Editor

From the News-Post files dated August 1935: Survey Graphic announces Victor Weybright as managing editor. Weybright, author of Spangled Banner, frequented Detour where his family owned Hollow-rock Farm along the Monocacy. Announcement by 3.P. Ingram for a new Frederick Directory to be issued soon. Visitor registrations at High Knob in Gambrill Park show 2,700 visitors in July, with park improvements underway and the park gaining status as a Frederick County show place.

NEW York Magazine Graphic Victor Weybright Weybright Francia Scott Key Detour Hollow-rock Farm Monocacy 3.P. Ingram R.L. Polk Company Frederick High Knob Gambrill Park State Frederick County

Two die in Piper Aztec crash near Md 31

A two engine Piper Aztec departing Picqua Ohio crashed in a thunderstorm in a field near Clemsonville Road Maryland 31. Pilot Andrew Burner vice president of French Oil Mill and Machinery Co. of Picqua and passenger Edward Eugene Potts assistant chief engineer were killed.

Picqua Ohio Franklin Barrier Farm Clemsonville Road Andrew Burner French Oi Mill and Machinery Co Edward Eugene Potts

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