Registration by mail opens in Montgomery County Maryland
Voters may register by mail under a new system praised for reducing costs and lines. Montgomery County officials expect about $20,000 in savings as forms are sent to county branches and major malls with board review and mail notification of registration. Fraud fears were dismissed as unfounded with address checks, and Montgomery becomes the first Maryland county to adopt the program.
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Jrockville
Board of Supervisors of Elections
Montgomery
Felix Putterman
General Assembly
Marie Garber
Putterman
Maryland
Baltimore City
Prince Georges
Howard
Harford
Minnesota
Garber
Ms. Garber
Gallup
Frederick Post
Homer C. Elseroad
Prince Georges County
Charles Federline
Proposal for $7 Million Frederick Health Science Facility
Dr. Richard A. DeSantis presents a plan for a seven million dollar health science and research complex in Frederick County. The project would include a 50 to 100 bed hospital plus research labs and a training center, funded by federal and private sources, with outpatient and some inpatient services and a mental hygiene component.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neil Sandler
Frederick County
Richard A. DeSantis
Life Institute For Medical Research
DeSantis
Centet
DeSartis
New York
Charles Spicknall
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Claude DeLauter
John Lagard
Timothy Hickey
Frederick County Medical Society
Hopkins
Frederick
Allegheny County
Spicknall
Growth as a new commodity reshapes land markets
The piece explains Frederick County style growth as a commodity, with landowners selling rights and developers seeking well zoned sites. It describes a Federation bill creating a growth rights market where land, growth values, and open space are bought and sold separately, with public and land buyers sharing the burden.
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Neides
William Goodman
Prince George's County
Goodman
Develor
Federation
Urbana
Bigg Stone
Federasion
Ines
Children Bus to School in Dark Amid Early Hours
Rockville educators faced irate mothers as daylight savings kept school start times earlier in winter. Officials defended the 9 a.m. or later openings, citing parent work schedules and safety fears as buses roll out under dark skies.
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Rockville
Educational Services
Board of Education
Jim Lashley
Herbert Gorin
Damascus
Gorin
Lashley
Montgomery
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Mailavailatte
Rockvile
Robert Trickey
Gaithersburg
Gerry Woeidridipe
Atpomery Bureau
Ruth W. Johnson
Frank R. Smith, JR
Ray Wachter Photo Center
Mathet St
Donald M. Fadeley
East Church Street
Cellerics
M.R. Etchison and Son
Robert W. Keeney
Richard C. C. Basford
Wincheswanda
North Court Street
Ernest A. Dettborn, Jr
Robert G. Hooper
Tropicana
By Bassett
Cline
Bassett
Ameca
East Patrick St
South Market St
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