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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 21, 1985

Page

5

Montgomery council limits building permits to curb growth

Guest commentary by David L. Scull explains Montgomery County Council emergency legislation restricting new residential permit approvals for seven months to align with APFO reforms. It aims to prevent overdevelopment, manage roads and schools, and balance market pace with services while preserving ongoing construction.

David L. Scull Montgomery County Council Montgomery County County Council AFFC APFO Gaithersburg Vicinity Charles W. Gilchrist Norman L. Christeller

Seat for McIntyre in Indiana 9th District disputed

The Washington Post notes the 9th District race between Democrat Frank McCloskey and Republican Richard McIntyre remained unsettled as recounts continued. Despite certification of McIntyre as winner, the House delayed seating both candidates while the Committee on Administration reviews the returns.

Indiana Frank McCloskey Richard McIntyre McIntyre House Committee of House Administration McCloskey George Hansen Idaho S&h Congress Committee On Administration Washington Post

Reagan defense spending gap exposed by Senate panel

The Senate Armed Services Committee compiled figures show Reagan’s five year defense plan eroding as actual Pentagon outlays lag the 1981 blueprint. Despite large spending, the president’s image as a hard charger remains intact while Carter’s defense posture appears relatively stronger on a five year view.

Washington Senate Armed Services Committee White House Committee Dale van Atta Reagan Jimmy Carter Pentagon John Wayne Armed Services Committee Congress Carter United States Latin America U.S. Information Agency USIA U.S Bill Ratchford D-Conn Federal Election Commission

Frederick Aldermen hear request for 750 feet of hose

Representatives of Home Company Dr AA Radcliffe Karl Fleishman and Guy V Brust appeared before the Frederick Board of Aldermen seeking purchase of 750 feet of additional fire hose. The proposal was taken under advisement. Mayor Lloyd C Culler and wife observed their 41st wedding anniversary. The Bright Jewels class of Calvary Methodist Church held a Valentine banquet at Mrs William Zimmerman home with readings by Katharine Nusbaum Ruth Cronise vocal by Thelma Crum and piano by Mrs L Sibert.

Independent? Home Company Dr. AA Radcliffe Karl Fleishman Guy V. Brust Frederick , Board of Aldermen Beq Thre Lloyd C. Culler Calvary Methodist Church Sunday School William Zimmerman Katherine Nusbaum Ruth Cronise Thelma Crum L Sibert

Randall named Frederick News-Post administrative director

Twenty years ago Myron W. Randall formerly with Bendix Corp in engineering roles was named administrative director of The Frederick News-Post. Cliff Mason spoke on ancient coins at the Frederick Coin Club meeting in Winchester Hall with Albert Eyler presiding. Monocacy Village 45 Club hosted a brunch demonstration at the home of Misses Mary and Margaret Kwasneski. J William Brosius of Frederick was named vice chairman of the National Association of Home Builders Business Management Committee for 1965, announced by President Perry E. Willits.

Myron W. Randall Bendix Corp The Frederick News-Post Cliff Mason Frederick Monocacy Village Mary Margaret Kwasneski

Hard look at the news on Democratic disarray

Ralph de Toledano argues the Democratic National Committee faces deep division as Kennedy aligned Big Labor dominates leadership and threatens a 1988 nomination strategy. He warns of reduced party center appeal, black caucus marginalization, and a Thatcherite cautionary parallel for the United States.

Ralph de Toledano Democratic National Committee Democratic Party Edward M. Kennedy House Tom Paul Kirk Kirk Kennedy Teddy Kennedy Kennedy- Big Labor Big Labor Britain British Labour Party Margaret Thatcher Conservative Mondale

Letters on Genocide Convention and a Lost Poodle Tale

Church Women United in Frederick County backs Senator Mathias for Genocide Convention ratification urging Senate approval. The letter includes remarks on protecting life and the world community. Plus a personal shelter story from BABY POODLE, later adopted, thanking the Frederick County Anime Shelter and its staff.

Mathias General Board of Church Women United Frederick County Senate Paul Thanes Senate Foreign Relations Committee Church Women United United States Dorothy R. Allen Thompson Drive Ijamsville Old Receiver Road

Benjamin Banneker Almanac Chronicle of a Black Scholar

A concise sketch of Benjamin Banneker highlighting his 1790s almanac, petition to Jefferson for freedom of slaves, and role in surveying Washington DC. Noted as a respected astronomer and mathematician within Black History discourses by the Frederick Alumni Chapter and Kappa Fraternity communities in 1985.

Kappa Pai Frederick Jefferson Washington, D.C

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