Mitchell discusses ongoing black struggle and racism in America
Former Maryland congressman Parren J. Mitchell warns racism will never die in the United States and urges vigilance as incidents against black families surface from Vermont to Hampden Maryland. He recalls historical injustices, media roles, and personal experiences at the University of Maryland and a Ku Klux Klan meeting, urging blacks to remember their history.
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Maryland
America
U.S
Parren J. Mitchell
D-Md
Gov. Thomas Johnson High School
Vermont
South
Baltimore
Hampden
Solidarity
Berlin Wall
Tienenman Square
Washington D.C
Mitchell
Mr. Mitchell
University of Maryland At College Park
State Human Relations Commission
Baltimore) News American
Queen Anne's County
Warnings issued to prevent river deaths on Potomac
Maryland Natural Resources Police urge river safety after 18 deaths last year on the Potomac between Washington and Garrett County. Maj. Frank Wood cites fast water and bridges as dangers and outlines PFD rules for boats 16 feet and under. Color-coded access poles will signal water levels from green to red to warn the public.
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Potomac River
Washington, D.C
Garrett County
Maryland Natural Resources Police
Frank Wood
Maj. Wood
U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary
Potomac
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
DNR
Delegates Seek Feasible Washington Corridor Rail Plan
Delegates identified the Washington corridor as among the top seven feasible routes for a commuter rail line. They discussed another possible corridor between Frederick and Hagerstown and estimated costs of about 50 million dollars for construction and 22 million for rolling stock. The plan would use the Fast Street rail line in Frederick with rail lines in place except at the Walkersville bridge over the Monocacy River and in the 15.1 mile Germantown to Reel's Mill segment south of Frederick.
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Washington
Frederick
Hagerstown
Chadwick
Frederick City
Walkersville
Monocacy River
Germantown
Reel's Mill
County planners weigh inn and 155 homes project
County planners report continued consideration of Judith Hoagland’s plan for a country inn and restaurant in an historic house near Md 26 and Md 194, with a prior special exception. The largest item approved involves a 44 acre planned unit development east of New Market, along Md 75, with 24 acres single family 5.8 acres townhouses 3 acres apartments and 4.3 acres recreation.
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MD. 26
Judith Hoagland
Board of Appeals
New Market
MD. 75
Old New Market Road
MD. 144
Town of
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