Court papers filed in dispute over Walkersville rezoning bid
A Walkersville couple's effort to rezone their Bo Frederick Street home to business was challenged in court papers filed November. Officials contend ample evidence supported denying the request amid claims of improper notice and inconsistent approvals for nearby parcels. The Rowes appeal Nov 22 with no date set. the town counters that past rezonings did not set precedent and planning notices differ for hearings and conclusions.
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Fen
Doris Rowe
Bo Frederick St
Rowe
Frederick County
Cavent Court
MD 194
Rowes
Frederick St
Ralph Brown Realty
Taurus Inn
Town Board of Appeals
Howes
Planning Commission
Bowes
Paul Barker
Burrier
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Accused of murder shows no remorse in hearing
Daniel Wilson Harris Jr. is charged with first degree murder in the Dec 4 1983 death of Fulton Ambush after admitting to shooting twice. Eyewitnesses place Harris blocking Ambush from a car door and firing as Ambush attempted to leave. Harris, held on 250000 bond, claims self defense amid a feud over a former girlfriend and child custody.
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Fulton B
West All Saints Street
Daniel Wilson Harris Jr
Sagner Court
Harris
Robert Servacek
Mary Ann Stepler
Frederick County
Donald R. Grossmickle
Grossmickle
Ambush
Grossnickle
Servacek
Williams
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Marvinn Ambush
Bowie Weedon
Ween
Franklin Stillrich
Zita M. Sewell
Board weighs computers in education amid upgrades
Frederick County Board of Education accepted a 17780 bid for a computer networking system serving Singapore High and West Frederick Middle schools. Members urged a pilot approach, discussed equity, and planned a possible workshop to show benefits while addressing hardware needs and funding.
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Frederick County
Ritan Gordon
Stuart D. Berger
Berger
Bell
Lewis named AP bureau chief in Washington
Charles J Lewis, 43, Washington assistant chief of bureau since July, was appointed Associated Press chief of bureau in Washington. He succeeds Walter Mears after Mears became vice president and executive editor. Keith Fuller, AP president and general manager, announced the decision, effective immediately.
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NEW York
Charles J Lewis
Associated Press
Washington
News Cooperative
Keith Fuller
Lewis
Walter Mears
Fuller
Mondale vows to cut federal budget deficits by half
Walter Mondale travels campaign stops in Arkansas and Alabama promising to halve the federal budget deficit and detailing plans to show how he would achieve the cuts. He criticizes Reagan era deficits and notes the worsening outlook as a major political issue.
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Mondale
Little Rock, Ark
Walter F Mondale
Arkansas
Alabama
Ronald Reagan
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