Carroll Creek project advances to brick and mortar stage
After years of study, debate, and revisions, Frederick officials report final approval from the Historic District Commission for Carroll Creek design. The project aims to transform flood control into a public recreation corridor with a downtown parking component and now moves toward construction as bricks and mortar go in.
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Carroll Creek
Historic District Commission
Frederick
No Dog Days in Frederick Election Fury
The piece critiques Mayor Ronald N. Young during Frederick’s August election season, noting aggressive push for costly projects and questioned deals. It highlights the stadium cost cuts, Goodwin property acquisition near 2.3 million total burden, and use of a consent agenda hiding details. The column warns of rising loan costs and public unease amid a sudden flurry of activity.
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Frederick
Augest
Ronald N. Young
City Hall
Mr. Young
Young
Grove Stadium
Frederick Keys
Keys
Orioles
Goodwin
East Patrick Street
Goodwins
John Ashbury
Ashbury
Tass gains credibility as glasnost lifts Tass reporting
In a rare interview Tass director general Leonid Kravchenko discusses reforms under glasnost. He says the agency now seeks independent reporting rather than mere party lines, citing a 10 percent official-story share and a shift after pilots’ crash in Belgium.
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Washington
Tass
White House
Glasnost
Leonid P. Kravchenko
Kravchenko
Boulevard Ring Road
Central Committee
Belgium
CIA
Supreme Soviet
Defense
Kravcchenko
Tass and Kravchenko Shape Soviet News Reach Worldwide
A Soviet press overview details Tass under Kravchenko, its growing global reach with offices in 112 countries, and the use of background White Tass Hed Tass and Green Tass variants. It notes Kremlin limits, a history of spy involvement, and internal debates over reporting nationalist movements in the Baltic states. It also reports Iran’s Mahallati torture case and its aftereffects.
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Tass
Tbilisi
Kravchenko
Moscow News
Baltic
Latvia
Lithuania
Estonia
Kraychenko
Reuters
August 21 1935 Frederick notebook notes drought rains and tennis wins
Rain broke Frederick County drought with 2.15 inches August rainfall total. local gasoline prices at historical lows amid Southwest crude oil halt. Frederick tennis stars Radcliffe and McCardell won doubles. Ramsburg captured singles. Pentagon report hints cutback in Chemical Biological Warfare funds could affect Fort Detrick. Col. Winegar says no immediate layoff plans. Housing Authority breaks ground on Motter Avenue seven story 100 unit elderly facility with local officials and developers present.
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Pentagon
U.S. Senate
Fort Detrick
Lucian Winegar
Congress
William 0. Lee Jr
Housing Authority of
Frederick
Motter Avenue
Arthur J. Throne
County Commission On Aging
Col
Philip R. Winebrenner
Paul Carmack
Claude de Lauter
Housing Authority
William R. Irvine
W. Leslie Burger
Edward D. Burger
Darryl A. Odum
Dreamed protests over Firetower Road rezoning to office
A resident describes a nightmare scene of helicopters and bulldozers moving into the EMS Montmart area across Firetower Road, warning that rezoning agricultural land to office research and industrial will ruin trees and wildlife. He questions water, sewer costs, and trust in the Comprehensive Plan and county commissioners.
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EMS/ Montmott
Firetower Road
News-Post
Frederick County
Richard Grossnickle
Seymour Stern
EMS
Montmart
Lettershappy Urges Park Settlement and Fair Zoning
Resident Jeanine P in Monrovia appeals rezoning decisions urging Frederick County to preserve residential areas with transition zones, enforce use it or lose it, and require county engineers to engage citizens as they do developers.
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EMS/Montmott
Frederick County
Praise for Frederick Memorial Hospital Staff and Care
Leo Sperling writes from Frederick praising Frederick Memorial Hospital for exceptional staff care and professionalism during his stay, noting the positive impact on easing physical and emotional discomfort and reflecting well on physicians and administration. He urges the community to be proud of their hospital.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick Memorial
Walkersville Band Camp Brings Fans Front Page Praise
Walkersville High School band members impress with talent and dedication during camp. Parents Andrew and Carol Krajewski thank the press for recognizing these exceptional youths and their hard work.
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Walkersville High School
Reader letter condemns rodeo cruelty and cites animal welfare groups
Joyce G Harnel from Brunswick criticizes the Frederick News Post for promoting the Frederick Pair Rodeo. She argues rodeo animals suffer from bucking straps, prods, and harsh confinement and cites the 1942 joint policy by the American Humane Association and Humane Society. She speaks from 25 years with horses and urges readers to oppose rodeo.
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Tam
Frederick News Post
American Humane Association
Denver
Colo
Humane Society of the United States
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