Concert mix up at Harry Grove Stadium sparks debate
Residents and officials faced a miscommunication over a planned Eddie Rabbit concert at Harry Grove Stadium during a Frederick Keys game. The church feared non athletic use near their Seventh-day Adventist chapel, while city permission and intent for stadium use were questioned. The event proceeds but officials assure no broad shift to regular concerts.
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Frederick Keys
Eddie Rabbit
Frederick
Harry Grove Stadium
Keys
Harry
Maryland lawmakers ride PAC money in 1990s campaign finance battle
Maryland's eight House members collected 5.48 million dollars from PACs, prompting debate over whether donations sway votes or simply reflect competing interests. The piece notes Beverly Byron's high PAC share, Hoyer and others oppose PAC bans, and outlines proposed caps, state reform, and public funding efforts tied to the 1994 gubernatorial race.
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Maryland
House of Representatives
Pacs
Beverly Byron
Frederick
Common Cause
Congress
National Rifle Association
Tom McMillen
Helen Delich Bentley
Steny Hoyer
PAC Club
Hoyer
Senate
House
General Assembly
William Donald Schaefer
Schaefer
Harry Hughes
Pregnant Air Force nurse freed from prison appeal
The case of Capt. Carla Lancaster, a nurse jailed for unlawful use of pain pills, nearly ended with her pregnancy in Leavenworth. She was freed pending appeal after public scrutiny and political involvement, while critics cite the case as an example of military court overreach.
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Washington
Air Force
Carla Lancaster
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Lackland Air Force Base
Texas
Leavenworth
Lancaster
Basehor
Bob Dole
R-Kan
Basebor
Defense
Dick Cheney
Donald Rice
Wilford Hall Medical Center
Lackland
Dole
Jim Lynch
David E. Wheeler
Wheeler
Fires stall Baker Park Fourth as rain soaks fireworks
A cold drenching rain postponed the usual July Fourth fireworks display in Baker Park. Salvation Army Commander Brigadier George Marshall told local commander Maj. Charles Tritton he would be replaced in Frederick by Capt. and Mrs. Glenn Stovall. The 50th Maryland Baptist Training Union convention opened with patriotic exercises in Braddock Heights, attracting over 500 delegates. In Feagaville farm incidents left three workers injured on May 22 July 2 and July 4. Royal Sherbet of Largo won the expert motorcycle race at Frederick Fairgrounds with no injuries in other events. Eight Frederick County youths witnessed Nixon signing the 26th Amendment extending voting rights to 18-year-olds. FOR announced completion of its first rehabilitation project at 223 South Center St. A summer reading program at Frederick Memorial Hospital was designed to comfort young patients facing tonsillectomies.
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State Salvation Army
George Marshall
Charles Tritton
Baltimore
Frederick
Glenn Stovall
Royal Sherbet
Largo
Fla
Barbara Fritchie
Frederick Fairgrounds
Frederick County
Richard M. Nixon
Liana Bowers
Carol Beard
Walkersville
Jay Geiser
New Market
David Behrer
Wayne Perry
Linda Wood
Middletown
Peggy Leatherwood
Mark Dixon
Mount Airy
East Room
More Regulation Needed to Preserve Farming
A Knoxville reader argues for stronger land use rules to safeguard farmland amid rapid growth. Citing Baltimore County's zoning, preservation programs, and farm product value rising from 20 to 40 million since the late 1970s, the letter urges serious consideration of similar measures to prevent dependence on distant food sources and protect future generations from scarcity. Marguerite Snyder.
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Hubbard
United States
Baltimore County
Mother Hubbard
Banner School Day Camps Promote Learning Program Rising
Banner School of Frederick runs six years of day camps that foster learning through art theater music and science. Two programs operate: Discovery Program for grades 1 through 8 at 216 Carrol Parkway and a morning program for 4 5 and 8 year olds at 1730 N Market Street. Four sessions per camp season.
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Shelli Dronsfield
Banner School of
Frederick
Carrol Parkway
N. Market Street
Summer camp themes outline for Hood College area youth programs
Letters describe pre school and Discovery Camp offerings with alternating morning enrichment topics and afternoon swimming and recreation. Upcoming sessions include Discover Indian Lore Discover Creative Writing Discover Computers and Discover the Physics of Toys plus Discover the Keys to Frederick with site trips and archaeology. For more information call 695 9320 or Jeffrey Esko The Banner School.
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Discover Computers
Frederick
Frederick Keys
Hood College
Frederick Community College
Catoctin Mountain Zoo Park
Greater Frederick
Critics press Floyd Bollinger row at Frederick County meetings
Dr Clifford E Snyder Jr laments ongoing fixation on former commissioner Sterling Bollinger and defends Sundergill Gray and Bowerman for delaying excess spending. He urges adequate public facilities standards and growth impact fees to ease future property tax burdens while praising library, recycling, and Developmental Center services. Letters to Editor must include writer contact details.
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Frederick County
Ethics Commission
Frederick News Post
Yingling
Reeder
Sundergill
Gray
Evelyn
Bowerman
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Frederick, MD
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Robert C. Reid
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Jack Anderson
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Suly
Baker Park
Maryland Baptist Training Union
Braddock Heights
Harry Himes
Feagaville
Arthur W. Mathews
Richard Berendt
The
Frederick Organization For Rehabilitation Inc
FOR
South Center St
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Dorothy Langley
FMB
Kay Thompson
Banner
Jeffrey Esko
the Banner School
Sterling Bollinger
Clifford E. Snyder, Jr
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