Walkersville Board Rejects Arcade Plan After Zoning Appeal
Walkersville grows wary as Franklin Dayhoff wins unanimous zoning appeal blocking Flippers arcade from moving into B-2 district. Residents cite traffic vandalism and loitering. board notes Montgomery County experience and zoning interpretation concerns. Dayhoff may face court review if opponent pursues further action.
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Walkersville Board of Appeals
Franklin J. Dayhoff
Crum Road
Theodore Wreche
Montgomery County
Wreche
Dayhoff
Wrecht
Maryland State Police
Raymond Barnes
Frederick County
Charles Nicodemus
Barnes
Wrecie
Frederick County Circuit Court
4000 Families Could Lose Welfare Under New Rules
Washington officials warn new federal Aid to Families with Dependent Children eligibility rules may remove about 4,000 families from welfare. The District of Columbia faces about 2,500 dropped cases, with implementation expected around January.
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Washington
District of Columbia
Carter attacks Reagan's foreign policy in New York
Former president Jimmy Carter harshly criticizes President Reagan's foreign policy as belligerent and likely to hinder peace, disarmament, and human rights. He argues cooperation where possible and competition where we have strength, and cites Poland's martial law and Israel's Golan Heights move as troubling. He warns of strained U.S.-Soviet relations and urges firm action if Polish freedoms fail.
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Foxater
Jimmy Carter
Reagan
Carter
Soviet Union
Council On Foreign Relations
Poland
Solidarity Labor Union
U.S
Israel
Golan Heights
Camp David
Syria
Carter criticizes Reagan on consults and policy continuity
Carter says Reagan's approach is unprecedented and worries it erodes bipartisan foreign policy and consistency. He notes discomfort within the Elms over Camp David honors and asserts concern despite not seeking consultation or aid. The text also briefly covers Bulgaria's settlement by Slavs in the sixth century, Turkic Bulgars in the seventh, Christianization, and Ottoman rule beginning in 1336.
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Elms
Camp David
Bulgaria
Bank robbery suspects sought after Detour Bank heist
Police pursue two white men in their 50s who robbed Detour Bank in Westminster on December 14. They fled in a white 1974 Ford LTD after entering at 10:45 a.m. carrying a black case described as containing a bomb. Bank employees returned to work as the incident marked the first robbery at any Detour Bank branch.
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Westminster
FAY
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