Maryland approves easement purchases to preserve farmland
The Board of Public Works authorized the Agricultural Land Preservation Foundation to buy agricultural preservation easements on 10 parcels totaling over 1,000 acres for 2.3 million dollars. Four parcels are in Carroll County and three each in Baltimore and Harford counties. Governor Schaefer chairs the board with Comptroller Goldstein and Treasurer Maurer. The 511 acres in Carroll County include properties of Hartman Liebne, Reddick, Roach Hoff Mitchell, and Watts in Union Bridge and New Windsor.
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Annapolis
Board of Public Works
Agricultural Land Preservation Foundation
Carroll County
Baltimore
Harford Counties
William Donald Schaefer
Louis L. Goldstein
Lucie Maurer
General Assembly
Maryland
Maryland Agricultural Land Preservation Foundation
Schaefer
William and
Marsha Hartman
Shirley
Albert Liebne
Mayberry
Leonard
Emma Reddick
Union Bridge
Harry Roach
Kathleen Hoff
Patricia Mitchell
New Windsor
Philip Watts
Royal Oaks to add 120 homes near New Market
The New Market Planning Commission gave preliminary approval for Royal Oaks, a 99.2 acre subdivision that will add about 120 single family detached homes. Developer Kettler Brothers Inc. plans development near Old New Market Road and uses water from a neighboring subdivision well after final plat approval.
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New Market Planning Commission
Frederick County
Beth Passerb
Royal Oaks
Old New Market Road
Kettler Brothers Inc
Montgomery
Brunswick recycling collection at Railroad Square Aug 11
Recyclables will be collected from 8 a.m. to 11 p.m. Saturday August 11 at Railroad Square on South Maple Avenue Brunswick. Accepted items include bundled newspaper glass bottles and jars plastic milk jugs soda bottles laundry detergent bottles tin cans and aluminum cans. Other collections are Sept 8 and Oct 18. Call Office of Recycling at 696-2923 for more information.
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Railroad Square
South Maple Avenue
Brunswick
Office of Recycling
NASA flags warped mirrors threaten weather satellite series
NASA officials say mirrors for a $747 million weather satellite series warp in space heat, making images nearly useless. ITT and Ford Aerospace found the flaw after a June issue with Hubble. the 12 by 20 inch oval mirrors may delay a February 1992 launch.
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Washington
NASA
National
Aeronautics and Space Administration
ITT Aerospace
Bryan Dunbar
Space Agency
Dunbar
ITT
Ford Aerospace
Satel
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
Frank Lepore
NOAA
Weather Bureau
United States
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