Baltimore keeps fast line to Owings Mills with six mile extension
The Sun reports Baltimore won approval to extend the rapid transit from Charles Center to Owings Mills, reversing Reagan administration resistance. Senator Charles Mathias helped secure $15 million in federal funds and planning continues toward Towson and Cockeysville legs with Phase A opening in March 1983 and Phase B in 1986.
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Charles McC. Mathias
Charles Center
Reisterstons Road Plaza
Owings Mills
Reagan
Towson
Cockeysville
Schaefer
Drew Lewis
Mathias
Baltimore County
Reisterstown Road Plaza
the Sun
Residents oppose Hood College rezoning in Frederick City
A letter to Frederick City officials objects to zoning Case 8-6 to rezone Hood College property from K-1 to K-T K-B4 and B-3. It warns of traffic and emergency-route congestion, higher taxes, strain on schools and hospitals, and degraded neighborhood character. Signatories urge careful consideration of alternatives to protect family neighborhoods.
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Frederick City
Hood College
Board of Aldermen
West Seventh Street
Fairview Avenue
Magnolia Avenue
Rosemont Avenue
Motter Avenue
Second Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
City of Frederick
City of
Frederick
Claire W. Kondig
Kaye
Bresee
Jeff D. Bresee
Billie Dennis Hill
Clyffeton
W. Billir
Orval W. Staley SR
Sandra
Michael McShea
Timothy
Camp David peace plan clash outlines amid Middle East push
Washington analysis notes Reagan aides favor a modified Camp David approach with Saudi plan elements to win Arab and European backing. Key terms include Israel returning borders near 1967 with Jerusalem under Israeli sovereignty, Arab protections for Jerusalem, Arabic as a second language, and limited West Bank autonomy. US plans stress bilateral defense integration but avoid a full Arab alliance before Palestinian issues settle.
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Heagan
Camp David
Middle East
Sinai
Egypt
West Bank
U.S
Reagan
Anwar Sadat
Israel
Jerusalem
Golan Heights
United States
Carter
Menachem Begin
Ron McRae
Europe
Charles Percy
R-Nt
Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals
White House
University of Chicago
Richard Posner
Percy
Posner
Judiciary Committee
John Dingell
D-Mich
Henry Waxman
D-Calif
Waxman
Dingell
Henry
Iowa
Tom Harkin
Roger Jepsen
Harkin
Jepsen
Hawkeye
S.1
Hayakawa
California
Robert Dornan
Sam
Senate
Harrison Williams
D-N.j
Tom Lantos
Democrat
Millicent Fenwick
R-N.j
United States Senate
Winners of 20 Years Ago WCTU Speech Contest
Wanda Saltzman won the Silver Medal in a Woman's Christian Temperance Union speech contest. Other seventh graders Mary Ann Bader Joann Elaine Fogle Darlene Loughry and Shirley Stroup also competed. Mrs Albert Palmer presided at Frederick. Representatives from the U S Army Engineers planned a Potomac Basin hearing on dam plans including a River Bend dam and several upstream options. A city snow removal plan aimed to end first come first served service with four trucks assigned to outlying areas to improve winter clearance.
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U.S. Corps of Army Engineers
Potomac Basin
River
Frederick
Robert 2. Whiteford
Welfare and tax policy clash in Public Welfare exchange
In Fall 1981 Public Welfare, Robert Carleson and Kevin Hopkins defend Reaganomics while George McGovern pushes for broader income redistribution. They argue aid for the truly needy, oppose entitlements for the relatively poor, and warn against welfare cuts. McGovern condemns cuts as dismantling social justice.
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Washington
Public Welfare
American Public Welfare Association
White House
Robert Carleson
Kevin Hopkins
George McGovern
Carleson
Hopkins
Reagan
Carleton
McGovern
Carleson and
America
Careson
Hopking
District Tax Share and Women’s Economics Talk at Hood College
Frederick district paid about two-fifths of state and county taxes in fiscal year 1931 per county auditor records. Dr Iva L Peters spoke at Hood College on Trained Woman and the Economic Crisis, urging supplemen ting studies to avoid over specialization amid postwar dislocation. A Mount Pleasant hunter, William H Burrier, shot a 200-pound 12-point buck in the Allegheny Mountains near Oakland during a three day deer season. fourteen bucks were killed the same day in the area.
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Myersville
Spaceship Earth
America
Frederick
Frederick County
Thomas A. Chapline
Tre
Iva L. Peters
American Woman's Association
Institution of Women's Professional Relations
Hood College
Peters
Times
William H. Burrier
Mount Pleasant
Allegheny Mountains
Oakland
Burrier
Louis F. Lochner
Darwin Burrier
Lochner
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Elliott Haines
Monument Road
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Robert Herr Mount Air
Jack Anderson
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Richard L. Lesher
Voice of Business
Richard J. Lesher
Chamber of Commerce
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