Five-foot encroachment case grants Fredericktowne house variance
Residents worried as 821 14.16th St Fredericktowne Village faced zoning action on a five foot setback. Frederick Board of Zoning Appeals granted a variance after noting an unintentional error and high costs to modify the $100,000 house. Robert and JoAnn White may move in soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veryone
16Th Street
Fredericktowne Village
16Th St
Frederick Board of Zoning Appeals
Frederick
Board of Zoning Appeals
Robert
JoAnn White
Stray nuts and bolts haunt life after the holidays
Robert C. Reid recalls the Christmas assembly mania as he finds stray screws and plugs around the house. He recounts assembling a heavy curio cabinet, mislaid parts, and a domestic conspiracy of hardware leftovers, suspecting his wife toys with extras to drive him mad. Bob Reid is the Annapolis Bureau chief.
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Corinne
Spuds McKenzie
Spuds
Jessica
Phillips
Hechinger's
Hechinger’s
Yankee Stadium
U.S.A
High Tech Drug Cartels Challenge Law Enforcement
Pentagon analysts warn of a technology race between traffickers and authorities as criminals adopt tape detectors, scanners, cellular networks, and remotely piloted craft to dodge interception. The report notes encrypted notebooks, night vision gear, and global satellite links expanding from coca fields to consumers. Officials expect rising sophistication, with drug kingpins leveraging computers and new networking while law enforcement enhances privacy tech and contends with jamming risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pentagon
DEA
FBI
Customs
Coast Guard
Florida
South America
U.S
Pastry shop property sale and local civic actions in Frederick
Yesterday the sale of all pastry shop assets at 526 N Market St to Clarence V Dye for 4500. Alvey V Rena plans to move the Pontiac agency to the former bakery. Frederick aldermen grant parking permits for 17 physicians five hotels and one business at 5 per year with painted curb arrows. County Education renews option for Kidwiler land for potential Frederick High School site. Gov Agnew and Maryland hospital reps secure 5 million to sustain Medicaid until July 1. County pursues personnel department and building engineer. NAACP to meet on open housing. Clarkeburg satellite lab contract funds 7.9 million project with J W Bateson Co to hire 300+ workers.
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Harry J. Ebert
N. Market St
Braddock Heights
Alvey V. Rena
Pontiac
Spiro T. Agnew
Maryland
Abortion funding debate and pet shop puppy concerns
Letters to the editor urge reevaluation of the governors stance on Medicaid funded abortions for the poor and highlight adoption funding as insufficient. Readers also critique puppy mill practices, urging bans on pet shop puppy sales and endorsing reputable breeders. The mix presents religious, moral, and consumer advocate perspectives on abortion and animal welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Religious Coalition For Abortion Rights
Easterlake
Humane Societies
Dug and Eat Information Magazines
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Robert C. Reid
Bob Reid
Annapolis
Jack Anderson
Joseph Spear
Washington
U.S. Navy
Petropavlosk
Petropaviosk
International
Navy
Mobil Oil Flack
Herb Schmertz
Gary Hart
Schimertz- Hart
News-Post
Frederick County
NAACP
Frederick County Commissioners
John A. Derr
Leonard Green
Milion Communications Satelite Corporation
Clarksburg
J.W. Bateson Company of
Dallas
Eleanor A. Johnson
White Hall
Mount Olivet
Bernice Davis Frederick
Evelyn Shepley
America
Karen Ashwal Frederick
Humane Society
American Kennel Club
Frederick County Humane Society
Chyril Ayotte, Frederick
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