Carroll Creek tax district eyed to fund Frederick rehab
The Carroll Creek Commission proposes a special tax district to fund downtown Frederick rehabilitation. State and local governments would share costs, with commercial and multi family developers within the district anticipated to bear the primary burden. Homeowners remodeling would likely be exempt. The plan, not definite, aims to shift costs to beneficiaries while boosting downtown vitality.
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Schaefer clashes with Maryland legislature over budget power
Annapolis Bureau Chief Bob Reid reports that Governor Schaefer bypasses the General Assembly on funding and projects. Controversy grows over a $290 million trolley plan, a $20 million smart school, a $7 million golf course contract, raises for staff, and a proposed $20 million sunny day fund. The Board of Public Works is portrayed as Schaefer’s tool, raising concerns about separation of powers and fiscal control. The governor is praised for people oriented programs but urged to include lawmakers in budgeting decisions.
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Rocky Gap State Park
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Board of Public Works
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Lucile Maurer
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State House
Bob Reid
Annapolis
Frederick
Congress goes to the beach part VI Galapagos junket
Washington report details a two week congressional trip to Brazil Argentina French Guiana Chile and Ecuador led by Rep Robert Roe and including seven members five spouses an astronaut 13 staffers and five escorts. It notes extensive leisure time in the Galapagos with visits to Devil's Island Darwin station and local yachts and questions the trip cost and arrangements.
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D-N.j
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Devil’s Island
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George Brown
D-Calif
Charles Darwin Research Station
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Roe
Manuel Lujan Jr
R-N.m
Marilyn Lloyd
D. Tenn
Robert Walker
R-Pa
James Sensenbrenner Jr
R-Wis
Ron Packard
R.calif
Belief, history, and heritage in public letters
Quentin Clingerman reflects on faith and scripture citing Deuteronomy and Luke while recounting his wife’s cancer recovery aided by Psalm 91. Stephen C. Palmer warns against GS Communication’s Red Hill tower near Antietam Battlefield, urging preservation of national heritage over private profit.
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Eamund Burke
Isaiah
Jesus
St. Luke
Einstein
Barbara
Washington County
GS Communication
Frederick Cablevision
Antietam
America
George Delaplaine
Red Hill Tower
Not blue blooded but red blooded Americans
A letter argues that opposition to Contra aid reflects red blooded Americans rather than blue blooded ones. It questions communist influence in government, cites the French Revolution, and defends Congresswoman Byron’s Contra vote as incisive, noting her Armed Services Committee experience and past wartime lessons.
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How Can Humans Be So Heartless News Letter Letter
Donna M Sands voices grief over a Feb 4 front page tragedy showing dead animals near a road. She questions who cared for the animals, notes a supposed caretaker and watering troughs, and urges compassion to prevent repeated cruelty. She seeks answers and calls for public care.
Damascus High School Comedy Show Benefits Institute
Yesterday a three act comedy The 18 Carat Book was staged by Damascus Epworth League in the high school auditorium to raise funds for delegates to the Mid Winter Institute in Falls Church Virginia. The cast included Mrs Ardelle Wetzel Hazel Mullinix Beva Mae Gue Gladys Fetzer and others. A grand jury ordered an investigation into gambling in Washington County and urged officials to shut down illegal betting operations. Two Frederick County men received one year and a day in prison and $600 fines in a Baltimore federal court for illegal stills. About 125 attended the Pepples Life Insurance Club dinner at the Francis Scott Key Hotel where F F Leith spoke. Legislation to create regional prisons in Maryland was introduced in Annapolis. City crews pushed water to a temporary skating rink in Baker Park as a cold snap froze Culler Lake. Five Virginia juveniles were arrested for breaking and entering at the Kentucky Diner near Frederick and returned to Virginia.
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Fails Church
Ardelle Wetzel
Hazel Mullinix
Beva Mae Gue
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Gertrude Stanley
Eugenia Miles
Roy Mullinix
Olin Molesworth
LeRoy Harris
Walter Souder
Roy Day
Willard Woodfield
Pepples Life Insurance Club
Francis Scott Key Hotel
F.F. Leith
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N.S. White
Frederick
Dave Hagen
Earl Simpson
Spiro T. Agnew
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General Assembly
Annapolis
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Frederick County
Carroll
Howard
Carroll Creek
Baker Park
Carillon
Culler Lake
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