Walker family to manage new Chile JCPenney store
Chile expansion adds 25 managers and 310 employees with Ralph Cecil named to lead the Frederick store. Mr Walker, a Virginia Beach native and longtime JCPenney executive, will relocate to Chile along with his wife to oversee operations near the ocean and Andes. He recalls 37 years with the company and Bush Christmas visit to Frederick.
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Walker
Andes Mountains
Tampa
Fla
Chile
Virginia Beach
Frederick
Frederick Towne Mall
Penney’s
Bush
Camp David
Mr. Bush
Walkers
Jcpenney Co
Warner family plumber leader served Maryland firms and churches
Warner built R W Warner Inc. after starting Warner & Winpigler in 1937. He held master plumber licenses across Maryland and held key industry memberships. He served on the State Board of Commissioners of Practical Plumbing and was active in St Peter's Church Libertytown, Union Bridge Lions Club and other groups. Surviving are two sons and six grandchildren. Funeral services scheduled at Libertytown and St Peter's Church with interment in St Peter's Cemetery. Memorials to St Peter's Building Fund.
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Warner & Winpigler Plumbing
Mr. Warner
R.W. Warner Plumbing & Heating
R.W Warner Inc
Warner
Maryland
Hagerstown
Frederick City
Frederick County
Carroll County
Washington
St. Peter’s
Roman Catholic Church
Libertytown
Union Bridge Lions Club
VFW Post 8806
Union Bridge
Wilbur M. Warner
Johnsville
D.D. Hartzler
St. Peter’s Catholic Church
John Dietzenbach
Paul Iain
St. Peter’s Cemetery
St. Peter’s Catholic
Stup quits as center director amid funding and mystery charges
Chris Tyree former secretary on the board says insinuations the center ran in the red are insufficient. Russell Beaton president says they regret Michael Stup's departure and aim to follow the model he set. He adds finances remain uncertain as external funding pressures persist and ticket sales weather impact attendance. Residents question the full story, suggesting someone had motives against Stup.
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Chris Tyree
Stup
Kennedy Center
Tyree
Russell Beaton
Michael
Artis
Jim Grimes
Ethics row over during session fund-raising contributions
Lawmakers and ethics committee leaders debate a surge of contributions during session. Sen Decatur Trotter Reported 4800 dollars from a birthday fundraiser and other members accepted funds from PACs and donors totaling over 24 thousand last year. Critics urge stricter enforcement while some defend prior pledges and timing. Maryland Common Cause notes the drift from the no-fundraising rule during session and calls for renewed adherence.
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Decatur Trotter
Prince George's
Trotter
House
Robert Kittleman
R-Howard
Maryland Psychiatric Pac
Ethics Committee
Kenneth Montague
Baltimore
Cochairman
Sen
Michael Collins
Baltimore County
Senate
John Morgan
Montague
Collins
Ferguson
Maryland Common Cause
Common Cause
Deborah Povich
Noise study eyed to curb airport air clash with residents
City officials and engineers discussed a noise abatement plan for the Frederick area near the airport. Greiner planner Washington Bowie described decades of work on similar plans and urged public pilot education and community involvement. A Part 150 FAA study may be used but cannot replace local action. Mayor Grimes set a February deadline for a plan by the airport manager, while residents urged timely action and board support.
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Schuster
Federal Aviation Administration
Charlie
Bowie
FAA
Atlanta
Jim Grimes
Charles Abell
Abell
Greiner
Mr. Schuster
Tulip Hall
Grimes
State approves funds for Brunswick Sports Complex
The state Board of Public Works approved 33 750 to Brunswick for a 59 acre site on 13th Avenue as part of Program Open Space. The city will contribute 11 250 for fencing fields and a pressbox, with volunteers advancing most work and a Feb 27 public hearing set on adding lights for night use.
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Brunswick
State Board of Public Works
13Th Avenue
City of
Richard Weldon
Weldon
David McIntosh
Recreation Commission
Nelson Smith
Browns pressure Maryland as stadium deal faces hurdles
Maryland lawmakers push stadium funding amid NFL owner Modell talks. House leaders back a 24 million private suites loan to be repaid by Modell, while former governor Schaefer criticizes selling personal seat licenses and moving the team from Cleveland.
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Taylor
D-Allegany
Browns
Modell
NFL
Baltimore
Cleveland
Stadium Authority
Glendening
William Donald Schaefer
Annapolis
Mr. Modell
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IRS
Julie B. Frank
Valley Tax Service
Middletown
CAL
Barry Tuckwell
The
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Jim Lehrer
Copland
Lincoln
Kate Lehrer
Peter and the Wolf
Maryland Theatre
VISA
Mastercard
Ronald VeDonald Children’s Charities
CellukaOne
Viel
Cellularone
Cortaine
Wael
Nediseanne
Manta Vic Donald Cltdrens
Chianthes
Finaneighs
DCO
Leferson
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