Frederick candidates urge growth focus in city issues
Republican Alderman hopeful Bertha Kennedy calls for planning how big Frederick should grow and what services to fund from growth revenue. Incumbent Calvin Bertgis cites water, industry, taxes and crime as key, while Democrat mayoral candidate Richard Sutley pushes new industry, low taxes, and incentives. Alderman Allee Merchant lists airport expansion, public safety upgrades, flood control completion, and balanced regional growth, with fiscal discipline. Incumbent James Murphy says future issues are unpredictable and should be addressed logically.
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Fair crowd hunts for haystack prize at local fair
At a Maryland fair crowds thronged the haystack contest where children searched for prizes amid flying straw. Winners spanned ages from 2 to 17 with top finishers listed for each event including pie eating, sack races, frisbee toss, and greased pole. An accident occurred when a ferris wheel seat struck a child, who was treated at Shady Grove Hospital and released.
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Clarkesburg
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Gaithersburg
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Potomac
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Bethesda
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Great Falls
Jennifer Payne
Myrtle Beach
S.C
Keith
Steve Norman
Rockville
Billy Beneau
Chris Miller
Derwood
Chance Fischer
Steve Magassy
Dutch Fischer
Judd Bexroth
Will Gentry
Paul Moretti
Laura Jobas
Cathy Hill
Jodi Rogers
Dawn Marshall
Rod Hamm
Clarksburg
Cristine Curtis
Steve Moreno
Taft, Fla
Jett Norman
Mike Capone
Gapland
Tim Bohan
Steve Frommer
Todd Chamberlain
Daniel Teague
Shady Grove Hospital
Stacie Baker
Fisher Ave
Pootesville
Ryland to seek IRB for New Windsor prefab plant
The Ryland Group plans applying for an 83.5 million industrial revenue bond to build a prefab home factory in New Windsor Carroll County officials approved the project. The plant on a 3.5 acre site in an industrial park will hire over 100 workers initially with about 60 to 70 percent as direct employees and the rest as subcontractors. The facility is expected to span 70,000 to 90,000 square feet under project manager William J. Elliott.
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Ryland Group, Inc
Carrol County Commissioners
New Windsor
Otto Tibbetts
Ryland Group
Wiliam J. Elliott
Emmitsburg Adopts New Water Billing System
Emmitsburg moves to quarterly water bills with meters to be installed townwide by October. The minimum charge is 16 dollars per quarter for in town users, rising only after 12 000 gallons, with tiered rates above. Officials defend the plan as a breakeven move for a 300 000 dollar water system debt.
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Fire Academy
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Sprackle
Town Commission
Robert M. Preston
Forecast Sees Warm Period Into Thursday Morning
Weather outlook calls for warm conditions today and Thursday morning across most regions. Cooler air moving in from the north expected to arrive in the northeast. Showers likely across the Great Lakes Midwest and Florida.
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Voyager 2 mission faces ring trouble yet remains a success
In Pasadena the Voyager 2 encounter with Saturn showed possible ring particle impacts denting photo flow but officials said the mission remains high confidence. A camera platform jam limited aim while analysts awaited tape recordings to gauge effects on the Uranus probe plan.
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Calif
Saturn
Earth
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Alan Wood
Voyager
Pioneer 11
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Eve
Careeer
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Bullseye
Davis
al Hibbs
Uranus
Reagan Faces Budget Tradeoffs in 1983 84
Advisers urge $20 billion to $40 billion cuts to welfare and other social programs to balance the budget in three years while preserving defense buildup. Reagan rejected the cut plan, ordering a new approach to balance the budget with defense spending. Pentagon and OMB officials clash over defense spending and prioritizing scarce dollars amid continuing budget pressures.
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Reagan
Steckman
Pentagon
Henry Catto
Washington
OMB
Office of Management and Budget
Department of Defense
Catto
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