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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1982

Page

4

Emmitsburg Fights Middle School Shift But Loses Appeal

Emmitsburg families and leaders battled to keep children from being bused to Thurmont for a new middle school. Despite meetings, letters, and court appeals, the school board rejected the delay and transfer plan by a narrow vote, ending hopes for a reversible decision and prompting calls for further appeals and reflection on the district’s path forward.

Emmitsburg Frederick Thurmont Macy Pyremied Wallan Boards of Education Emmitsburg High School Catoctin U.S. 15 Ab Ammo Uy Aativae Gordon Anderson Stuart Berger Anderson Hughes State Board of Education Board of Education

Peltier case raises questions over FBI affidavits

Leonard Peltier, a 37 year old AIM leader serving consecutive life terms for two FBI agent murders in 1975, faces scrutiny as evidence suggests the FBI and a federal prosecutor may have staged or altered affidavits from Myrtle Poor Bear to secure extradition from Canada. A judge faulted the use of conflicting statements, while defense and FBI memos point to improvised testimony and possible misrepresentation in court proceedings.

Washington Leonard Peltier FBI South Dakota Peltier Pine Ridge Canada Myrtle Poor Bear Federal Bureau of Investigation Poor Bear Donald L. Ross U.S Evan Hultman Sobong John Dillon Indy Badhwar Hultman William Halperin Cana Rce Nimmo Robert P. Nimmo Reagan

Letters to the editor question candidates in Frederick County

Ballenger Creek residents urge candidates for five Frederick County commissioner seats to answer reader questions. The open letter invites homeowners associations citizen groups and individuals to submit concerns and share responses to help voters select commissioners intelligently.

Frederick County

Ballenger Creek rates spur county citizen action plan

Residents press for fair water and sewer charges in Ballenger Creek area and demand rates reflect actual usage and system share. Lead responses include Willard Derksen Gary Rupsburgh Will Duncan Sandy Milliken Donna Getzendanner Shirley Williams and local associations urging lower front footage costs and reduced minimums for single occupancy dwellings.

Ballenger Creek Willard Derksen Basswood Reed Frederick Crestwood Village Gary Rupsburgh Will Duncan Farmbrook Sandy Milliken Poxcroft Donna Getzendanner Mobile Horne 3 Association Shirley Williams Evergreen Point Village Shields Inc

Draft leak fuels urban policy row and federal fallback

The Reagan administration faced embarrassment after a HUD draft report on urban policy leaked to the press. It urged local leadership and private sector partnerships, arguing for reduced federal support and a shift to state and local responsibility, signaling a broader move toward voluntary policies amid urban distress.

Reagan Department of Housing and Urban Development

Formulating urban policy in federal partnership debate

Federal plans have shaped highways and suburban mortgages draining city tax bases and weakening economies. The report argues for stronger federal city support, while noting state neglect and the limits of public private cooperation. It frames investments in human capital and urban infrastructure as essential to boosting the national economy. Coleman Young cites global contrasts in federal urban aid.

Washington, D.C Veig Washington Anme U.S. Conference of Mayors Coleman Young iCopley

Old Penn RR Station Razed as Debris Freed by City

Fifty years ago Frederick news reported city workers would demolish the Pennsylvania Railroad passenger station at East Church and Eastairocta with no charge to the owners. The 1835 era structure was described as “probably built years before” and in poor condition.

Pennsylvania Railroad East Church and Eastairocta Frederick

Graffiti Smith Charged After Dinner Plate Switch

A diner reports a hissy mix up where a waiter allegedly swapped meals using a forged bill. Police review CCTV and identify a suspect linked to the restaurant on Main Street. Investigators seek witnesses and possible accomplices in this unusual plate swap case.

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