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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1986

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2

Private Industry Council seeks more local funding for expanded programs

Frederick County's Private Industry Council adopted a 1986 strategic plan calling for expanded programs and increased local funding as federal aid declines. It aims to add in plant training, retraining, a privately funded summer job program and a school to work transition effort while forecasting budget cuts for 1987.

Frederick County Private Industry Council PIC Mane Keegin Frederick County Job Training Agency JTA PIU ITA Walter J. VanBrunt Baltimore City Pew ITA Sow Maere Keegis

Mitchell Transport to close cement division after 25 years

Mitchell Transport Inc plans to shut down its cement division in Union Bridge after 25 years, costing about 50 jobs and leaving roughly 90 workers unemployed. Lehigh Portland Cement Co will transport cement more economically, with Hahn Transportation of New Market hired to haul it. Some workers foresee the closure, while others seek new jobs or early retirement.

Mitchell Transport Inc 18 Union Bridge Lehigh Portland Cement Co David T Houck Mitchell Hahn Transportation of New Market Houck Susan C. Nicol

Western Md counties push local control of tourist centers

Five Western Maryland counties Frederick Carroll Washington Allegany and Garrett back a plan to have the state award contracts to local groups to operate highway visitor centers. They contend local operators improve cooperation and cost management, while DECD would set budgets and standards. The move follows concerns about competitive bidding and potential out of state operators.

Maryland Frederick Arron Washington Allegany Garrett Annapolis State Department of Economic and Community Development DECD Carroll County John L. Armacost Sona G Maher Tourism Council of Frederick County Marland Ict General Assembly OECD Office of Tourist Development Maher

Hardee's Gets Conditional OK for Damascus Site

The Montgomery County Board of Appeals granted a special exception for a 1 acre site at 4 Hardees Drive near Md 27 Md 108. The ruling imposes nine conditions including hours 6am to 11pm Sunday Thursday and 6am to midnight Friday Saturday. Owners and neighbors expressed support with caveats on exit redesign and landscape plans for Damascus revitalization.

Damascus Montgomery County Board of Appeals MD 27 MD 108 Glenwood King I Acre

Blood drive planned as shortages press hospital needs

Montgomery General Hospital schedules a January blood drive from 10am to 4pm amid severe supply shortages. Spokesman Matthew Roberts says all blood types are needed, especially type O, to cover emergency cases and ongoing surgeries after the Christmas lull.

Matthew Roberts Roberts

Poolesville Seeks 1986 Road and Facility Upgrades

Poolesville officials target an early 1986 opening of the new sewerage treatment plant and lifting of a 94year building moratorium while pressing for road improvements on Partnership, Hughes, West Willard and Cattail roads. Mayor Elgin also hopes for a county pool, a second elementary school, and tennis and basketball courts, with planning for 1986 elections of two town commissioners.

Sonia Boin Montgomery County Poolesville Wwn al Fullesville Charles Elgin Partnership Hughes West Willard Cattail Seneca Creek Elgin C. Alton Brown J. Kent Schmidt Parks Board Thomas B. Dillingham Jr Commission Dillingham

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