State plan to renovate 25 dilapidated Frederick homes
Frederick plans a pilot program to renovate 25 dilapidated houses using long term low interest loans for renters and homeowners. Mayor Ronald Young announced the effort after a tour with state planner Mark Friedman. Local housing officials will identify project areas, screen families, and coordinate loans while the state provides loan money, bidding, and contractor oversight.
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Ronald Young
Young
South Market Street
State Department of Economic and Community Development
Allen G. Merchant
Mark Friedman
South Market
South Street
All Saints
Bentz Street
East Patrick
Fee Street
Arte
Anne Arundel County
Friedman
Salisbury
Hagerstown
Nixon Lawyer Plays Down Tape Transcript Differences
President Nixon's attorney minimizes variations between White House transcripts and House Judiciary hearings on Watergate. James D. St Clair notes omitted material may be irrelevant to impeachment. Lawmakers and Rep. Hogan say transcripts vary by listener. officials cite advanced equipment and potential transcription gaps.
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Washington
White House
Bate
House Judiciary Committee
Senate
Senate Select Committee
James D. St. Clair
Senate Watergate Committee
House Committee
Committee
John Doar
Lawrence Hogan
Hogan
Mayor Challenges Civic Club To Halt Downtown Decay
Mayor Ronald N. Young urged the Sunrise Sertoma Club to tackle Frederick’s downtown decay by backing three new projects. He proposed aiding the Senior Citizens Center with a van, creating a low income housing listing service, and supporting F.O.R to rehab and sell run down houses to occupants through banks at favorable terms. The effort aims to protect the city’s tax base and curb social problems tied to a deteriorating core.
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Ronald N. Young
Young
Sunrise Sertoma Club
Frederick Towne Mall
John Davis
Fourth Street
Frederick County
Civic Club
Sertoma
Ronald C. Biigerman
Richard C. Brady
Baker Kefaufer
Walter L. Palecki
Senior Citizens Center
Frederick Kiwanis Club
F.O.R
Frederick Organization For Rehabilitation
More Fish Killed In Carroll Creek
A second fish kill in Carroll Creek was confirmed by State Water Resources Administration spokesman Robert Campbell on Tuesday. About 20 catfish and sunfish were found dead under the B and O trestle at East Patrick and East Streets, possibly from a toxic material. He cautioned the fish may have drifted from Baker Park, and a stream survey will seek the source.
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Carroll Creek
State Water Resources Administration
Robert Campbell
WRA
B&o
East Patrick
East Streets
Campbell
Baker Park
City Parking Panel Favors Restoration of Exemptions
The Frederick City Parking Commission unanimously recommended restoring exemptions to the nighttime parking ban after protests. The plan, proposed by Mayor Ron Young and Commission chair Ron Lipps, would allow parking on streets with no garbage collection, effective after a Thursday vote by the Mayor and Board.
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Frederick
Young
Lipps
Grossnickle Succeeds Dorsey As Planning Panel Chairman
County Commissioner Lawrence A. Dorsey steps down as chairman of the county Planning Commission and Richard L. Grossnickle is elected unanimously to replace him. Dorsey will serve as commission secretary and retains ex-officio voting on subdivision plats. Carole Larsen is elected vice chairwoman. legal questions arise about ex-officio voting rights in county and state codes.
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Dorsey
Lawrence A. Dorsey
County Planning Commission
Richard L. Grossnickle
County Farm Bureau
Liberty Pta
Carole Larsen
Larsen
Mount Pleasant
County League of Women Voters
Commission
Planning Commission
Nlone
Johnsville
Board of County Commissioners
News-Post
Growth Control Measure Discussed By Planners
County Planning Commission reviews draft adequate public facilities ordinance to require a showing of sufficient roads water and sewer capacity before approving preliminary residential subdivisions The plan would not affect commercial industrial or planned unit developments but would award points for proximity to schools open space soil quality and tree cover with extra emphasis on facilities and future population trends.
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County Planning Commission
Planning Board
PUD
Larry Johnson
Johnson
Heat Wave Nearing End As Cooler Air Expected Thursday
Weather outlook shows extreme heat easing with humidity persisting. Dog Days of summer run July 3 to Aug 11 with highs in the 90s and a chance of thunderstorms tonight then cooler conditions midweek. July records cited, including 1936 heat wave.
County Planners Approve 124 Residential Subdivision Lots
County planners approved 124 residential subdivision lots across seven proposals while one 10 lot plan was rejected. The only split vote occurred on Catoctin Woods near Thurmont with Bryan Moore and Carole Larsen opposing. Moore criticized the layout as a potential future problem, abstentions noted for the Stonehedge plan at Braddock Heights due to builder involvement, and the Schmidt subdivision east of Unionville was denied for topography and road concerns.
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County Planning Commission
Bryan Moore
Carole Larsen
Catoctin Woods
Thurmont
Moore
Morgan-Keller Construction
Braddock Heights
Weldon Road
Carrot
Unionville
William Dosie
Stock Market Noted Rise on Technical Reaction
The New York AP stock market moved higher today as a technical reaction to heavy job losses reported Monday. The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 19 points to 774.25 as advances led declines 296 to 299 among 1,001 issues traded on the NYSE.
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Donald Hiltner
Richard Grossnickle
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Karen Mack
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