Bitter cold grips Frederick County weekend forecast
Near zero temperatures dominate the weekend with Frederick County facing frigid highs in the 10 to 15 degree range and Sunday into Tuesday warming into the 20s to mid teens. Roads were mostly clear with icy spots as national cold fronts plunge south from Canada across the Rockies to the Northeast.
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Stolen property losses tied to local burglary spree
Police report details multiple break ins from January 3 to January 11 at the Mug and Mallet Corner Pub Brad dock Heights Ski Lodge and a second B&B with combined damages and stolen property numbers totaling over 4 000. A prying tool was used to gain entry and money and other goods were taken. The investigation continues as weather worsens the Newark area endures extreme cold.
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City to aid groups for the disabled receive HUD funds
Four Frederick organizations share a $849,000 HUD grant to buy and convert four homes into group residences for 12 Frederick County residents and seven others in Garrett County. Frederick-Garrett Residences Inc. will purchase the houses with a $2,000 city deposit loan, leasing each home to a separate group. Community Living and Way Station oversee multiple rented units, while United Cerebral Palsy and the Deaf Independent Saving Association plan new or rehabilitated homes. The effort aims to place 19 disabled people in group homes, reflecting HUD’s non metropolitan grant pattern.
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Judge Cahoon cites zone amendment flaw in truck stop ruling
Judge Cahoon noted the commission erred when it defined automobile filling and service stations excluding truck stops, while Cardon Oil argues their plans show a dual service facility. Attorneys for Cardon Oil contend the project functions as a combined gas station serving cars and trucks.
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Third minor quake rattles Delaware towns
The third minor earthquake in two months struck northern Delaware Thursday night, rattling buildings but causing no damage. Police reported no damage in Wilmington, New Castle County and the state.
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The News Fredenet Wa Friday January 20 1481
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New Market truck stop ruling sparks zoning dispute
Phillips for New Market opponents argues plans show a truck stop prohibited in general commercial zone. August ruling confirms December 1982 site plan depicted a truck stop, despite contention. Judge Cahoon overruled zoning administrator and appeals board after appeals, while objections cite safety, property values, noise, and town image concerns. The case hinges on zoning language deemed confusing and the intent of commissioners. Nearby residents fear negative impacts despite claims of safety and heritage. In a separate note, National Geographic says Kauai’s last forest bird, the o oo, once used for chiefs cloaks, is nearly extinct.
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McMahon Seeks House Seat Amid Western Maryland Focus
McMahon, a candidate backed by the Communications Office, runs a Williamsport restaurant and resort. He trails Mrs. Byron by over 2.1 points in the 1582 primary, calling himself a strong conservative. He pledges leadership if elected, aims to curb business losses in Western Maryland, criticizes natural gas deregulation, and plans to raise about 50 000 dollars for his campaign after spending 15 000 previously.
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Economy growth slows in Secoma quarter amid UK recovery signals
The Secoma region shows a seven percent growth pace in the quarter with a 74 percent rate in the third. First quarter growth hits 26 percent as the recovery begins. Economists warn slackening aids stability to preclude inflation. The GNPlinked deflator indicates a 4.2 percent price rise, while 1983 GNP stands at 1.535 trillion, up from 1.485 trillion in 1982. Auto output rebounds over 40 percent year over year and personal income remains strong. Slavery ends in British colonies in 1833.
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