Court upholds old Montgomery zoning decision for Glenmont tract
A Montgomery County Circuit Court judge ruled the former county council’s 3.6 acre rezoning of a Glenmont parcel at University Boulevard and Arcola Avenue from residential to commercial was legal. The ruling handled disputes over council actions and a contested vote by former councilman Hiser, while two other zoning cases faced continued proceedings and a bid to pause hearings.
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Rockville
Montgomery County Council
Montgomery County
Robert E. Clapp Jr
Frederick
Tracy Coleman and
Randolph Hills Inc
University Boulevard
Arcola Avenue
Glenmont
Clapp
Old Council
John Henry Hiser
Hiser
County Council
Old Zoning Council
Maryland College Park to offer six adult noncredit courses
The University of Maryland's University College will offer six non-credit courses for adults in February and March at the Center of Adult Education on its College Park campus. Courses run February to May or March to May with fees ranging from 36 to 55 dollars. Subjects include physiology computers music landscaping reading and language.
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College Park, Md
University of
Crispy Parmesan Batter For Fried Asparagus
Cooked asparagus cut in short lengths is dipped in a batter and deep fried. Grated Parmesan cheese may be added to the batter to enhance flavor and create a crisp, savory coating.
Agnew to Meet Baltimore Police Chief on Crime Crisis
Gov elect Spiro T. Agnew announced a Monday meeting with Baltimore Police Commissioner Donald Pomerleau to discuss critical problems in the department and rising crime. He urged stronger state support for police training and equipment, warned of erosion of police-city relations, and said federal aid will be needed for a long term crime fight but action cannot wait.
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Spiro T. Agnew
Agnew
Donald Pomerleau
Stricter Controls Push for Police Funding and Training
A reform move from last October 10 urges tighter controls and higher salaries for police. It supports enhanced surface mining oversight, better training programs, regional police academies, and purchasing modern relay equipment and computers.
Rockefeller tours West Virginia mines criticizing strip mining
The 29 year old Democrat accused strip mines of taking away the beauty of West Virginia which cannot be restored. He said he favors strong legislation and has few reservations after a one day tour of surface mines in Southern West Virginia. He cited a Senate bill proposing stricter land reclamation measures.
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West Virginia
Rockefeller
State Senate
Rockefeller Calls For Mine Control Law
West Virginia state representative John D. Jay Rockefeller IV makes his first political stand after joining the WV House calling for a mine safety and control law. The report notes his stance and the political context in Charleston West Virginia.
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Rockefeller
Charleston. W. Va
John D
Jay) Rockefeller IV
West Virginia House
Deaf Man Perfects Midget Transistor Hearing Aid
An extremely small hearing aid using a tiny energized unit has been perfected by a hard of hearing inventor. He has over ten years of deafness and offers full information at no cost by writing A. W. Newell, 32 E. Std St., Erie, Pa.
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A. W. Newell
E. Std
Erie
Hiroshima Mayor Retires After Four Terms
Hiroshima Japan AP reports Shinzo Hamai 61 retires after four four year terms as mayor. He helped plan reconstruction after the 1945 atomic bombing and aimed to restore scarred hillside areas.
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Shinzo Hamai
Hiroshima
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