Industrial park site choices narrowed to three in planning panel vote
The Frederick Planning Commission declined to recommend specific properties for a 1.7 million county backed industrial park, selecting Flintkote, Grunley-Walsh, and Human Farm as the three viable options while noting more data on costs and utilities is needed.
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Paul L. Crum
Mary G. Williams
Flinthote
Grunley-Walsh
Catsail
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Human Farm
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Opossumtown Pike
Frederick Community College
Carole C. Larsen
New Design
Adamstown
James Freeman
Chamber of Commerce
Freeman
James McSherry
Urbana Land Company
Larsen
Public utilities
Joseph Free
Mrs. Larsen
Thunderstorms bring rain but little damage across Frederick County
Storms Wednesday night dumped 0.34 inch on gardens and cleared stagnant air while bringing thunder lightning and gusty winds. Some electrical lines fell north of Woodsboro and power outages hit Wolfsville Damascus Libertytown and upper Montgomery County. Temperatures cooled from 89 to 69 with more storms possible today and tonight. No major accidents reported though some street lights were out. The Monocacy and Potomac rivers are in good condition. Maryland lottery results noted with several winning numbers listed.
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Wolfsville
Damascus
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Frederick City
Walkersville considers Walkers Village subdivision plan
Walkersville officials heard proposals from Walkersville Associates to subdivide the Grantham property north of town into a 23 acre development named Walker's Village. The group aims for up to 115 single family homes with some duplexes, contingent on town water and storm water management.
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Walkersville Associates
Walker's Village
Harry T. deMoll
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Hugh Cole
Michael Glick
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Howard County
Mike Riemer
Cole
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Prices rise across cars steel and plastics as costs surge
Auto makers raise 1976 model prices with GM adding an average 4.7 percent and base increases around 4.4 percent. AMC Ford and Chrysler signal similar jumps as steel price shifts ripple through appliances flour and packaging costs.
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Ford faces energy clash amid tax and court appeal
President Ford met with Energy Administrator Frank Zarb to decide on an appeal to the Supreme Court to stay a ruling that the $2 per barrel oil import tariff is illegal. The plan also covers vetoing a six month extension of domestic oil price controls and shaping an energy speech in Eagle's Nest Colorado. Ford to visit Iowa Minnesota Illinois then return to Vail for the energy agenda and Republican fundraising.
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FSK Hotel to be auctioned September 3 at courthouse steps
The Francis Scott Key Hotel faces foreclosure with an auction set for September 3 at 11 a.m. on the courthouse steps. The F and M National Bank assignee cites delinquent mortgage payments and nearly 55000 in unpaid local taxes and water bills. The hotel has suffered months of financial trouble and was closed July 7 after Potomac Edison cut power over an unpaid 20000 bill. Norman W. Todd, owner via N D Todd's Children's Trust, asks bank authorities to delay the sale.
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Todd
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
Peyton Paul Phillips
Phillips
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Kiwanis Club
Shry named state's top conservation teacher
Frederick County agriculture teacher Carroll L. Shry at Linganore High School was named Maryland conservation teacher of the year for the 1973-74 school year. He and his students advanced environmental programs across grades nine to twelve emphasizing land management woodlot production and plant studies as hands on learning in vocation education.
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Maryland
Carroll L. Shry
Linganore High School
Shry
Frederick Community College
Singanore High
City Aldermen Meet On Zoning Changes And Rezoning Case
The mayor and Board of Aldermen convene at 7 30 tonight. A public hearing will discuss amending the Zoning Ordinance to allow medical and dental offices in R-4 and R-T districts as a conditional use. A second hearing covers Rezoning Case FR 752 for Blake Clark involving 2983 acres moving from R-1 to M-1. Lord Nickens of the NAACP Rent Control group also appears. A continuation on C P Telephone Agreement for underground wiring on South Market Street is noted on page A 5.
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Blake Clark
Lord Nickens
NAACP-Rent Control
C&P
South Market Street
Bronfmman to pay ransom and A2 injuries details
The note references a 4.5 million dollar ransom payment by Bronfmman and an A2 injury in a Boston racial crash with other items noting a bomb blast victims and weather outlook. The quote from Napoleon Bonaparte is included with dates.
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Boston
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