City rejects extending workshop bus route
City officials denied a request by the Jeanne Bussard Training Workshop to extend the city bus line to its new site off New Design Road. The 900 foot gap from the Madison Street stop creates dangerous pedestrian treks for several employees, including those on crutches or with leg braces. The mayor cited tight hourly schedules and lack of capacity to add a loop without reducing service elsewhere.
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Jeanne Bussard Training Workshop
South St
New Design Road
South Market Street
South Street
Madison Street
Broadway
Jerry Koons
Madison
Koons
Jeanse Busearch Training Workshop
County refuses to revoke permit for KKK rally
Frederick County officials tell NAACP leaders they cannot cancel a Klan rally permit if the group meets legal criteria. The NAACP plans to seek an injunction and hold an alternative church service to counter the gathering near Rocky Ridge. Officials cite constitutional rights and warn of potential new suits if they curb free speech.
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Frederick County
Lord Nickess
Nickens
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Rocky Ridge
Naacpa
Klan
Frank A. Kawetmap
NAACP
Winchester Hall
Lawrence E. Speelman
Elam
Galen R. Clagett
Speelmas Tid Nickens
Speelman
New Market seeks change to sewer tap policy in dispute
A New Market developer seeks to overturn an exclusive sewer tap agreement between Frederick County and rival developer Sponseller Inc. The suit targets the county plant expansion, worth millions in development rights and a 60,000 gallon rise that would double capacity. Filing seeks to end exclusive taps and challenge authority delegations while threatening planned construction including a shopping center.
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New Market
Frederick County
New Market District
New Market Area
Paul Ganley
Turn
Pike Farms Limited Partnership
Michael J. Sponseller Inc
New Market West
Ganley
Sponseller
Lawrence Speelman
Election Talk Back program draws positive feedback
Frederick County election night program in Winchester Hall drew praise from 40 audience members. Candidates Anita Stup and David Gray debated trash policy, social services, and intergovernmental planning while Col. Mark Hoke could not appear due to federal service rules.
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Frederick
Catherine Smith
Knoxville
Winchester Hall
Board of Education
Anita Stup
David Gray
J. Anita Stup
Umeeeed
Frederick County
Gray
Fort Detrick
Mark Hoke
Hoke
Frederick American Legion Falls to Folkstowns in State Tourney
In Western Maryland the Frederick American Legion team dropped its first loss of the State American Legion Baseball Tournament, losing 5-3 to Folkstews last night. The forecast ahead calls for warm, humid conditions with chances of afternoon or evening thunderstorms Saturday and Sunday, highs around 88 to 93.
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Maryland
Frederick
Dismissed cancer research officials back at the helm
The Frederick Cancer Research Facility top officials regain leadership after being removed July 22. Dr. Raymond V. Gilden, PRI's Richard White, and William Dowlos faced court claims over contracting ties. The PRI contract, worth $191,974 for five years, expires Sept. 25, 1987, with bids due Sept. 15. White said office documents reference litigation and reemployment actions.
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Frederick Cancer Research Facility
Richard White
Program Resources Inc
Wiliam Dowlos
Gilden
PRI
Aich
Gilden and Compton
Frederick Cancer Research
Egrees
National Cancer Institute
Fort Detrick
Compton
Clapp
Compa
U S protests mistreatment of DEA agent in Mexico
The United States filed a formal protest over the beating of DEA officer Victor Cortez Jr by Mexican state police in Jalisco. White House spokesman Larry Speakes and Attorney General Edwin Meese condemned the alleged abuse as unprovoked and unjustified and pledged to oppose such actions in the war on drugs.
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Washington
United States
Jalisco
Meese
Mexico
Perder
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