New Market OKs log cabin as occasional residence
The New Market Board of Zoning Appeals approved using the Strawberry Inn log cabin as an occasional residence for Edgar Rossig and his wife to rent out a bedroom to guests during peak season, despite a prior denial of a shop residence variance. The cabin, moved in 1974, had been approved for commercial use without residence. Rossig plans a spring 1985 expansion.
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Stephen Gunnulfsen
Damascus
Mount Airy
New Market Board of Zoning Appeals
Edgar Rossig
Strawberry Inn
Rossigs
Rossig
Rassig
Carole Larsen
Frederick County
Larsen
Armand Piscapo
Fiscapo Aso
Piscapo
Pierce
Peggy McNair
Board of Appeals
Budget proposals reshape state tax, aid, and capital plans
Hughes outlines a broad budget with 4.1 million for estuary enforcement and 1.5 million for bay watermen aid, plus massive shifts in horse racing taxes and social program funding. The plan includes 10 million more for seniors, 4.7 million for volunteer fire departments, and 38 million for Shock Trauma Center construction in Baltimore, among other items. Brazilian Electoral College selects Tancredo Neves, ending military rule after 21 years, sparking nationwide celebrations.
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General Assembly
New Jersey
Department of Economic and Community Development
Hughes
Baltimore
U.S
Department of Corrections
Brasilia
Brazil
Tancredo Neves
Pancake Day planned by Charles Town firemen
The Citizens Fire Company Inc of Charles Town West Virginia announces its annual Pancake Day to be held at the fire hall on West and Washington streets. Serving runs from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. with prices 4 dollars for adults and 3 dollars for children under 12. Carry out orders available. proceeds support the fire company.
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Citizens Fire Company Inc
Charles Town
W. Va
West
Washington Streets
Citizens Fire Co. Inc
Woman found guilty of killing husband and burning body
SAN JOSE California AP hair stylist 36 is sentenced to 27 years to life for first degree murder of Elroy Fellman 39 in August 1983. Prosecutor says she shot him multiple times with a 22 caliber pistol due to care concerns amid his multiple sclerosis.
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San Jose
Calif
Seeing Eye founded as guide dog school in Nashville
The Seeing Eye, the first guide dog school, was established in 1929 in Nashville Tennessee to aid the blind community.
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Seeing Eye
Nashville
Tenn
Alcohol and Drugs Talk at Hood College January 27
Free public program addresses alcohol and drug abuse among youths and adults with experts Fulton Caldwell and Dr. Max Portrey presenting on causes, prevention, and society's response. Caldwell, Portrey bring credentials from NIAAA and state substance abuse initiatives. event at Avalon Speech Studio begins 2 p.m. sponsored by the Baha i Faith of Frederick.
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United States
Hood College
Avalon
Totem Arts
Fulton Caldwell
National Institute On Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism
Max Portrey
Project 103
Frederick County Mental Health Services
Caldwell
Frederick
Chicago
U.S. Postal Service
Gale House
Seneca House
Poolesville
Portrey
Charles Town
W. Va
Western Washington University
Bus
Oklahoma State University
Drug and Alcohol Advisory Council
Council On Alcoholism
Positive Youth Development Network
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Harry Myerly
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