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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1986
Page
1
New Market Area Faces Building Moratorium Over Sewer Limits
Frederick County officials call for a building moratorium in the New Market area because the Monocacy Interceptor sewer plant cannot support new houses. Developers in Walkersville may face a similar constraint as the county signs an agreement with Market West developer Michael J. Sposser to expand capacity, with taps allocated by the county. No new lots can be recorded until capacity is available, county Public Works Director Lawrence W. Johneon Jr. told commissioners, signaling a halt to building activity in New Market until at least next spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
New Market
Walkersville
Michael J. Sposseler
Market West
Mumn
Lawrence W. Johneon Jr
Johneon
Johnson
Frank Shaw
MD. 75
MD. 14
Shaw
Herring Faces Three Rivals in Frederick Delegate race
Phil Herring runs for delegate challenging incumbent WM. Abert Mersing star and Middletown resident Donald T. Taylor in the September primary. Other challengers include real estate agent Ropd HE. Smith and local residents Clagett and KR Clagett, with Herring claiming to be the downtown Frederick candidate from the heart of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herring
WM. Abert Mersing Star
Middletown
Donald T. Taylor
McChlren
KR. Clagett
Ropd HE. Smith
Herring Mai
Frederick Chy
Supreme Concrete seeks new Frederick County plant site
Supreme Concrete Inc owners search Frederick County for a new plant site as demand grows. The firm operates plants in Hagerstown and Winchester with a former Frederick site and a Manassas sale to United Concrete. Muldowney notes the Frederick market is the hottest in the area and a zoned site would allow immediate startup after construction, aiming for operation within a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Concrete Inc
Frederick County
Paul Mukdowney
Frederick
Hagerstown
Winchester
Leesburg
Manassas
United Concrete
Muldowney
Washington County
Supreme
East Street
Ballenge Creek Pike
Reagan pressured to address South Africa policy
President Reagan faces congressional pressure to stiffen sanctions on South Africa as the State Department and National Security Council urge a public policy speech. Spokesman Speakes cautions no decision yet, while Reagan notes other items on the agenda. In a New York Daily News interview he says contacts with the ANC are acceptable, despite its communist influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Reagan
Congress
South Africa
State Department
National Security Council
U.S
Pretoria
Larry Speakes
New York Daily News
African National Congress
ANC
Rain Briefly Relieves Sweltering Areas Amid Heat Wave
Readings show Baltimore and Washington hit near 90s to 96 with humidity high as showers provided little relief. Farmers report crop damage from heat. minor outages caused by downed trees. Public health notes dehydration cases at Frederick Memorial Hospital. cloud seeding discussions sparked by farmers seeking rain rewards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seis
Serenaertes i Pets
St Flesrick
National Weather Service
Baltimore
Washington International
The
Nations Weather Service
Seaboard
Carolinas
New England
Weather Service
Hughes
Nue
Gold Mine Road
MD. 99
Monrovia
Willis Road
John Thompson
Mountaindale
Thompson
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Brian Brows
of Maryland Hospital
Chiang Meinig
Body found in river likely fugitive from Carroll County
A body recovered from the Potomac near Sandy Hook is believed to be Timothy S. Strine, 25, of Finksburg, who with John C. Kehoe, 25, also of Finksburg, had been on the run since last week following a string of incidents near Westminster. Autopsy to be conducted in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandy Hook
Carroll County
Potomac River
Timothy S. Strine
Finksburg
Strive
Cpl
Des Simmons
Natural Resource Police
State
Baltimore
Simmons
John C. Kehoe
Ficksburg
Strine
Westminster
Chase
Strime
Canine Corp
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Edward P. Th Nas Jr
Baker Park
Richard T. Meagh
Phil Herring
ED Waters JR
News-Post
Associated Press
Richard T. Wea
Baty "Tyros
Seiselenards
Joshua
East Third Street
Bobby Dromett G
Jememy Gitler
Jememy
Inside the News
Pepesnnesusuneses
FaMay
Saeseseseenensaenes
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