City OKs Grove Stadium lease extension with Keys
Frederick officials approved a lease extension with the Baltimore Orioles farm team the Keys for Grove Stadium at Leats Park. The agreement funds $1.2 million in stadium amenities with 18 skyboxes, a team office, concessions and restrooms, plus annual rents. Team owners will contribute and the city and county pledge funds as part of a mixed financing plan.
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Frederick City
Leats Park
the Keys
Baltimore Orioles
Peter Kirk
Anl
Wily
State
Preaerick County
Board of Aldermen
Keys’ Stadium
Mr. Kirk
Surat
Nigi Tor
Millon
MU Grove
Gary Hughes
Aldermen
Stajviy
Hughes
Aibuu Abdel
Kirk
Souyway
LL Ubesh
Sakharov Dies at 68 Led Human Rights Crusade
Moscow AP report confirms physicist Andrei Sakharov, Nobel Peace Prize winner and human rights advocate, died at 68 of an apparent heart attack in his study. He faced exile, then returned under Gorbachev, influencing reform and democracy while opposing Communist rule. His death follows a day of organizing opposition to the party.
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Moscow
Andrei D. Sakharov
Yefrem Yankelevich
Mr. Sakharov
Mikhail $. Gorbachev
Mr. Gorbachev
Soviet Union
Gorbachev
Communist Party
Yankelevich
No decision on county landfill site
Frederick County Commissioners met in a closed session on Thursday to discuss pursuing a second landfill site besides the William Schroder farm but did not reach a decision. Before the meeting closed, county trash concerns were addressed, with no outcome shared.
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Frederick County
William Schroder
Harrington
Snowfall and land fill site clash loom in Libertytown
Frigid weather forecast promises two to four inches of snow as Maryland counties brace for cold. In Libertytown officials debate landfill site choices near Reichs Ford Road with Schrodel and Eyler farms favored. They weigh zoning, topography and cost as permit expiry nears and a May 1991 readiness gap looms.
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Charles Kluepfel
National Weather Service
Kluepfel
Ohio Valley
Maryland
Mile High Wedding Aboard Small Plane in Maryland
Rex Root and Beverly Risdon tied the knot Thursday morning aboard a six passenger plane at Frederick Municipal Airport. Rev. Arthur Lillicropp officiated despite nervousness noting the mile high mission. The couple, both from Columbia, said the ceremony was a first for them and planned as a quirky departure from tradition.
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Rex Root
Beverly Risdon
Bots
Columbia
Arthur Lillicropp
Frederick
Mr Root
Mr. Root
Bob Schowa
New Windent
Elmer Mooring
Ellicott City
Schotta
Elmer
Ms. Risdon
Amy Risdon
Beltsville
Howard County
Arthur Lillicropp II
Ad blitz in Frederick News-Post yields high school land leads
A Frederick County school official credits a one week ad blitz in real estate classifieds for generating several land offers for a new high school aimed to open in 1994. The ads cost 918 dollars and targeted a Ballenger Creek triangle area near I-70 and routes 340 and 355. The district expects to identify a site within six weeks amid a building boom as student growth projects reach 9000 by 1996.
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Frederick
I-70
U.S. 340
MD. 355
Ballenger Creek
Bresee
Walkersville
Middletown
Weather outlook for Western Wary land region
Increasing cloudiness and cold conditions with a chance of light snow this afternoon, peaking near 30 degrees. Tonight light snow likely, with lows in the teens. Saturday remains partly cloudy and quiet, with a chance of more snow and highs in the upper 20s. Western Wary land weather map page.
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Waryland
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Libertytown
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Apac City
Barrington
Commission
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Mark Hoke
John Mathias
Eyler
Kathleen Schroder
Mr. Schroder
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Honey
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Baker Park
Mark Cremmett
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