Cardon Eyes Hagerstown Site for Truck Stop Alternative
Cardon OU Company explores land near Hagerstown as an alternative truck stop site at 1 70 and 1 81 after litigation delays halt the New Market 6 2 acre project. Horace Kimball says 10 15 acres closer to I 70 I 81 could be bought if court rulings favor the plan. Residents near New Market warn of noise traffic and pollution if a 24 hour stop is built, while opponents await Court of Special Appeals briefs and a May ruling.
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MD. 144
MD. 75
New Market
Cardon OU Company
Hagerstown
Horace Kimball
Kimball
Cardon
David L. Cahoon
Jon C. Murphy
Cahoon
Ed Rossig
Frederick County
Rossig
Murphy
Court of Special Appeals
United Way Celebrates Frederick County Generosity and Service
The United Way dinner honored leaders from United Hood College Alumnae Association and other groups while recognizing John B. Cramer for a working data processing system. Robbins urged broader county participation after raising over $550,000 with only 15 percent giving.
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Robbins
Frederick County
United Way
Union cites arbitration to address shop wage changes
Hartz workers seek fair pay amid recent shifts to piece rates and cuts as negotiations convene. Anthony Cammarata, the union business agent, says employees turned to arbitration to resolve shop problems and restore a fair average under a contractual clause. The company has altered rates in recent weeks.
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Dinger
Anthony Cammarata
Cammarata
Leaders praise Marines shift to ships from Lebanon
House and Senate leaders from both parties welcome Reagan order moving Marines to Navy ships offshore in Lebanon. Critics urge full withdrawal. some lawmakers warn of risks in Middle East. Plans call for 500 Marines to move now, rest to follow, leaving 50 at Beirut embassy.
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Washington
House
Senate
Reagan
U.S
Lebanon
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
United States
Middle East
Goldwater
Howard H. Baker Jr
Baker
Beirut
Charles H. Percy
R-Iil
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Percy
Thomas P- O'Neill Jr
D-Mass
O'Neill
Congress
Joseph Biden
D-Del
Ike Skelton
R-Mo
Emmitsburg considers first UDAG for local firm
Emmitsburg may award its first Urban Development Action Grant to Design Structures Inc. Warthen Inc. would partner on the project to build a panelling manufacturing warehouse near Old Gettysburg Road. The town plans a second public meeting on February 21 to decide whether to forward the grant request to the federal government. UDAG funds come from the Department of Housing and Urban Development.
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Emmitsburg
UDAG
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Design Structures Inc
Warthen Inc
Loreal House
Design Structures, Inc
Gettysburg Road
Frederick
Robert Preston
Wayne Warthen
Warthen
Charles Brandt
Baltimore
Brandt
Preston
HUD
Reagan supports plan for Lebanon trip amid crisis and vacation
A White House official said President Reagan finally approved a recovery plan after a lengthy meeting with Rumsfeld and a secret session by his national security team. Reagan plans a ranch vacation while aides fret over public image during the Lebanon situation. The report also details a UDAG loan plan for Emmitsburg to attract up to 40 jobs with a 750000 dollar project cost and a 20 percent town financing option backed by PILOT payments.
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Gemayel
Rumsfeld
Reagan
George Bush
White House
Lebanon
James A. Baker II
Michael K. Deaver
Adm
John Poindexter
Speakes
Nationwide Thursday Forecast With Regional Variations
The National Weather Service predicts sunny conditions for most of the nation on Thursday while the Pacific Northwest sees showers and east Texas faces rain. The southern half will be warm, and the northern states are expected to be colder.
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National Weather Service
Pacific Northwest
East
Texas
Joy linked to liquor case faces spring trial in Maryland
Prosecutors allege Joy accepted two payments on Monday January 16 and again two weeks later in a case involving Hughes and Leroy Thomas. Thomas owns the Southern Tavern on North Market Street and has not spoken publicly. Assistant attorney Bruce C. Spizier expects a spring trial date. Maryland law requires swift trials for such cases. The Frederick County Licensed Beverage Association, representing about 65 bars and restaurants, met to discuss Joy's indictments and said they were not involved in the selection. Frederick County remains the only Maryland county with a single liquor license regulator.
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Dean Leroy Thomas
Joy
Thomas
Southern Tavern
North Market Street
Bruce C. Spizier
Maryland
Frederick County
Licensed Beverage Association
Wade
Joseph V. McLendos
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Edward F. Mull
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William H. Main Jr
Marlene 8. Young
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Frederick Towne Mall
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Frederick Area
SMILE
America
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