Brunswick councilman seeks Frederick County Democratic post
G David Green of Brunswick, a town councilman and current chairman of Brunswick’s Democratic Central Committee, filed as candidate for the Frederick County Democratic Central Committee in the September primary. He is the sole candidate from southern Frederick County and plans an active, countywide campaign. Green appointed Joseph Dillon of Frederick as treasurer and emphasizes open government, voter turnout, and stronger committee involvement beyond election years.
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G. David Green
Brunswick
Brumswick
Frederick County
Democratic Central Committee
Green
County Central Committee
Board of Trustees
Frederick Community College
County Central
Joseph Dillon
Frederick
PE fuel pass through hearing drags on in Maryland
A Maryland fuel cost hearing for Potomac Edison stretched over hours as PE officials faced questions on fuel procurement and storage. The case ties to a state law requiring semi annual reviews of fuel pass through charges amid a miner strike's impact. PSC and FERC investigations probe possible overcharges and interstate power transfers with potential refunds to PE customers.
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Allegheny Power System
PSC
Maryland
Potomac Edison
Federal Energy Regulatory Commission
aNeghany
Power
FERC
Alexander
Frederick City Hall
Shadowy vandal strikes Old Town Alexandria shops
An unidentified purist with brown paint is erasing final e's in shop signs across Old Town Alexandria, provoking debate over heritage and tone as store managers and city officials comment on the vandalism and its impact on local identity.
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Alexandria
Old Town
Marilyn Anderson
Elizabeth Medlvor
Olympic star Dick Button attacked in Central Park
Dick Button, two-time Olympic and five-time world skating champion, was assaulted by a group of youths in Central Park. He suffered a skull fracture and was hospitalized after the Wednesday night incident as witnesses described a random attack by five to six assailants near Rabie field.
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New York
Central Park
Dick Button
Button
Abc-Tv
Roosevelt Hospital
Rabie
NIH to Open High Containment Lab at Fort Detrick
NIH plans a seven-lab maximum containment complex at Fort Detrick to study infectious agents via recombinant DNA. Dr Nutter notes containment, gene banks rejected, and risk assessment ongoing as renovation starts early 1979.
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Wt. Netter
NBCL
Dr. Nutter
NCL
Nutter
High Containment Labs
Basic Cancer Research Labs
Frederick Cancer Research Center
Fort Detrick
NIH
Soviet Dissident to Face Treason Trial in Moscow
Soviet dissident Allan Wily Sithaialsay will go on trial Monday on high treason charges, after allegations of spying for the United States became a point of tension in East West relations, according to Tags News Agency.
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Moscow
Allan Wily Sithaialsay
United States
Tags
Surgeon Defends Actions in Routzahn Malpractice Suit
Dr Adel Demiray Frederick surgeon testifies his care on July 13 1974 in Routzahn death was proper arguing a nasal gastric tube would be ineffective and risky. Medical experts support his method while a Philadelphia internist contends earlier use could have saved Routzahn. Trial proceeds with jury to determine liability and possible damages in a suit originally seeking 2.4 million later reduced to 1.6 million.
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Adel Demiray
Frederick
Robert H. Routzahn
Middletown
Betty L. Rowtzahn
Routzahn
Routsabo
Demiray
Weinstein
Philadelphia
James E. Gray
Baltimore
Ee Ber
Amen American Medical Legal Conseitation Association
Routzehn
Routxahn
Mira
Public hearing on U S 15 dualization July 26 at Catoctin High
A public hearing to discuss elimination or relocation of county roads tied to the U S 15 dualization is set for 7 50 July 26 at Catoctin High School. The county commissioners will decide road closings after legal steps, with SHA noting counties own the roads and bear final say.
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U.S. 15
Catoctin High School
State Highway Administration
Lawrence W. Johnson
Frederick County Planning Commission
Lewis Helwig
Thurmont
Helwig
Navratilova defeats Evert to win Wimbledon title
Martina Navratilova, in her first Wimbledon final, defeats two-time champion Chris Evert 6 4 6 5 6 and won the women's singles crown. The Czech-born star, who defected to the United States, becomes the first Eastern European-born champion at Wimbledon. She rallied in the final set from a 9 24 deficit, earning four games, then captured five of six to clinch the title.
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Wimbledon
England
APF
Martina Navratilova
Chris Evert
Navratilova
United States
Evert
Brunswick Sees Growth as 1977 Building Permits Rise
In 1977 Brunswick issued 73 building permits, two more than 1976, with 3 percent for single family lots. Woodside Station area plans add 84 single family lots east of Brunswick High School. The Weber Corporation and Ryland Homes share development, five subdivision plats approved, five zoning cases heard with three approvals. A new Brunswick health clinic is under construction and recreation facilities were added at the high school. The town plans to update zoning ordinances maps and comprehensive plan and seeks sites for future industrial development to strengthen community identity.
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Woodside Station
Brunswick High School
Cummings Drive
Hatte Et Hate Dhanager
Weber Corporation
New Market Zoning Activity and School Expansion in 1877
In 1877 New Market logged 15 applications for improvements, nearly double the prior year’s eight, with 13 permits issued and two denials. Two new antique shops were approved while most commercial uses stayed the same. No subdivision activity. The Historic District preserved town character. Three Board of Zoning Appeals cases were heard, one approved for a retail exception. The enlarged New Market Elementary School, capacity 73, opened fall, reflecting district growth, not town growth.
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New Market
Board of Zoning Appeals
Bnit
Appeals Board
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N.Y
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