Hood residents weigh options on rezoning plan
Hood activists warn a simple no vote won’t stop rezoning as they hire Horak for planning guidance and prepare to raise funds for potential court costs. They stress citizen input and seek a return to planning and zoning review with concerns on traffic school impact and neighborhood character.
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Doubroff
Hood
Horak
Doubrof
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Seventh Street
Fort Detrick
U.S. 15
Planning Commission
John F Lewis
Controversy over county service prompts heated meeting
Frederick County commissioners spar over a proposed licensing service for vehicle renewals. Commissioner Williams opposes the plan citing cost risks while Delphey and supporters urge broader study. The debate touches public input, state transit funding, and broader questions of government versus private business in Maryland’s transportation policy.
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Jay Delphey
Frederick County
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Clagett
Adrian McC. Remsberg
Remsberg
Frederick
Gaithersburg
Hagerstown
Maryland
Baltimore transit funding clash shapes 1983 road and rail plan
In Maryland, Gov Hughes pushes a four cent gas franchise tax to fund the Transportation Trust Fund with most revenues earmarked for roads and the Baltimore port. He prioritizes nine road projects for 1983 while the Baltimore subway faces funding shortfalls as federal support wanes. Maryland explores shifting federal interstate funds to support the MTA, potentially cutting the state share from 20 to 15 percent. Weighing options include converting the subway to light rail, canceling orders for 100 subway cars.
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Blair Lee III
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Hughes
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Washington
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TTF
Consolidated Transportation Program
CTP
DOT
U.S
Transportation Trust Fund
Federal Mass Transit Authority
Owings Mill
Maryland
MTA
U. S. Secretary of Transportation
Drew Lewis
Wootey
San Diego
Annapolis
Frederick man dies in county traffic crash
Frederick man 74, Roger Herspberger Willard of 144 Kline Boulevard, died Tuesday at Frederick Memorial Hospital from injuries in a Monday Petersville Road crash. He was the county's 38th traffic death this year. Willard, a retired county roads engineer, turned left into the Public Works maintenance building and cut in front of a northbound Ford pickup driven by Leon Earl Cook of 3659 Petersville Road. Cook was uninjured. Willard was taken to FMH by ambulance. No charges were filed.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Brunswick
Roger Herspberger Willard
Kline Boulevard
Petersville Road
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Public Works Department
Brunswick City
James W Hane Jr
Willard
Leon Earl Cook
Petersvile Road
Reagan weighs amnesty for fired controllers in August talk
President defies back-to-work order by signaling possible change to three year bar on federal employment for fired air traffic controllers. Reagan stresses duty to those who stayed and kept flights safe. Maryland Daily Numbers drawing number 175 and Pennsylvania Daily Lottery 7 5 9 noted.
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Teamster
Gergen
Baltimore
Maryland
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