Glenmore Rice Eyes Mayoral Run This Fall
Republican party circles say Glenmore V. Rice plans another bid for mayor in the fall municipal election. Rice, a former mayoral candidate in 1973, is city businessman and president of Rice's Color Center. He is expected to file Wednesday with four alderman candidates, joining incumbent Claude DeLauter Jr. and other GOP hopefuls as primaries near September 13 with filing due August 15. Democratic hopefuls Young Clark Orem and Richard Stitely have filed, while Democratic alderman candidates include Richard Cdy Elizabeth Burkert James Murphy and Leaven Gordon.
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Glenmore V. Rice
Rice
Ronald N. Young
Claude R. DeLauter Jr
Rice’s Color Center
North Market Street
Kline Boulevard
Eastalco Bears Largest Share Of PE Rate Increase
Eastalco would cover about half of a proposed 11.8 percent rate rise by Potomac Edison, under rates filed with the Maryland Public Service Commission. PE says Eastalco pays about 5.8 million of the total. PSC staff will review the filing and may modify or reject parts of the proposal.
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Eastalco Adam Company
Potomac Esison Company
State Public Service Commission
Donald Whipp
Eastalco
Sit
PSC
Esstalco
Whipp
Spical Alloelectric
Eastalto
Frank J. Wasowicz
The
Commission
Wasowise
Eustaio
Catoctin Medical Center Groundbreaking Planned Aug 31
Thurmont hosts a ground breaking for Catoctin Medical Center on Aug 31 at 7 p.m. on South Central Street adjoining Creager Miller Funeral Home. Over $80,000 of the $150,000 goal has been raised. attendees will shovel dirt, band music by Yellow Springs under Charles C. Sinik, with Hoke as chair and Ragow as MC.
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Ann Burns DE Love
Thurmont
Catoctin Medical Center
Creager- Miller Funeral Home
South Central Street
H. Lloyd Hoke
CMC
Victor Aragow
Yellow Springs Band
Charles C. T.sinik
Francis L. Seiss
Hoke
Steven A. Pickett
William F. Harper
Kenneth D. Fraley
Alan L. Brauer
General Public Committee
Catoc
Nixon resignation noted with weather and quotes
Inside The News reports Nixon resigned three years ago. The forecast calls for hot weather with thunderstorms likely Wednesday, highs in the mid 90s and around 90 on Wednesday, with fair skies and lows in the 70s. A Francis Bacon quote about happiness is included.
Eddie Rhoderick heads to Miami for brain pacemaker surgery
Eddie Rhoderick a five to six year old from Sykesville travels with his mother Edna to Mt Sinai Hospital in Miami Beach for a pioneering brain pacemaker operation. Doctors hope the device in his cerebellum will improve voluntary movement and help him walk and attend Carroll Haven School after recovery. The trip is funded by local residents and eying a 10 day to two week stay.
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Eddie Rhoderick
Sykesvil
Frederick Carrol
Miami Beach
Eddie
Edna
Florida
Mt. Sinai Hi
Severe storm knocks out power across central Maryland
A severe wind and thunderstorm swept across central Maryland leaving about 20,000 electric customers without power. Baltimore Gas and Electric reported about 18,000 customers without electricity Monday evening, with some still dark Tuesday morning. Potomac Edison crews fixed storm damage in Montgomery County overnight. Damages included 87 mph winds in Damascus and 1.11 inches of rain. Highs reached near 95 in Frederick. cooler air brought a 71-degree morning. Forecast calls for more storms through Saturday with highs in the 90s.
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Frederick County
Maryland
Baltimore Gas and Electric Co
Potomac Edison
Montgomery County
Damascus
Richard
Union says Eastalco offer still lacking
Union leaders say Eastalco Aluminum’s settlement offer remains insufficient as 680 workers at the Buckeystown plant continue to picket. Negotiations persisted Monday with potential union votes on the offer at a Thursday meeting if enough members attend.
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Union
Eastalco
Es Aluminum Company
U1 Steelworkers Oferican
Essiateo
Siri
Buckeystown
Sinth Bar
Teaders
Focal
Don Forcinc
Pickers
Jim Wyper
Baltimore
Wyper
Buckeystows
City planners approve child care center and rezoning request
The City Planning Commission approved a child care center at Heather Ridge and a rezoning for the BP gas station on the southwest corner of GS 13. The site plans were reviewed with entrance realignment noted. Proprietors said day operation only with no lighting plans, while a zoning change aims to allow a present station purchase from independent firms.
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City Planning Commission
Heather Ridge
Aiff G' Passer Pike
GS. 13
Samuel K. Jones
Charles Crocker
Bloodmobile Visit Planned at State Farm Insurance
The Red Cross Bloodmobile will be at State Farm Insurance on Ga2k Street this Wednesday August 10. Donors can register from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. due to a shortage of blood. Scheduled donors and walk-ins are urged to support this collection.
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Frederick County
Max Kehne Memorial
West Seventh Street
C. Kurt Holter
Red Cross
State Farm Insurance Company
Ga2k Street
Ib A.m. Eri
City man stabbed and hospitalized in Baltimore area
A Fredericksburg man identified as Jerome A. Green was stabbed and treated for injuries with two others also sustaining wounds. Green was transferred to a Baltimore hospital for further care. Police charged a suspect with related offenses including assault and murder. A separate note mentions the Dow Jones falling to a 19 month low and Maryland lottery numbers.
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Frederi O' Man
Sagner Court
Gerome A
Green
Baltimore
Ohio
Donal Putman
Harold
New York
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