Heart of Maryland Tractor Pull at Frederick Fairgrounds
The Frederick Fairgrounds hosts the Heart of Maryland Tractor Pull on Saturday July 18 with eight competition classes. The event starts at 4 p.m. featuring the 7,200-pound Modified Class and concludes with the 12,200-pound Open Class. Photo shows Tom Sevage with a John Deere 4249 in the 9,500-pound Super Stock Class. Admission is 6 for adults, 3 for children 6 12, and free for children under 6.
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Frederick Fairgrounds
Maryland
Tom Sevage
Police charge driver after chase in city
A 21-year-old driver, David Mark James of Fort Detrick, faces multiple motor vehicle charges after a police chase through Frederick city. Officers observed James driving the wrong way on West Patrick Street then speeding through several streets, stopping only when his vehicle struck a house porch on Rosemont Avenue. He was apprehended and charged with disobeying traffic devices, one way and stop signs, negligent driving, licensee status, and speeding.
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Frederick City
Ubarged
David Mark James
Fort Detrick
Richard J. Ashton
Charles K. Cashour
James
West Patrick Street
West College Terrace
Ashton
Cashour
Second Street
Freedom Lane
West Second Street
U.S. 15
West Seventh Street
Wilson Place
Rosemont Avenue
James P. Bell Jr
Garry A. Hoyle
South College Parkway
Darlene Wiles
Bainbridge Center Loses Favor for Refugee Site
Maryland Rep Clarence Long says Reagan officials indicate Bainbridge Naval Training Center in Port Deposit is losing appeal as a relocation site for Cuban and Haitian refugees. He notes high rehab costs and long prep time, with a permanent facility decision possible from the administration soon.
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Maryland
Clarence Long
Bainbridge Naval Training Center
Long
Ment
Naval Base
Port Deposit
Bainbridge
Fort Chaffee
Ark
Man guilty of traffic offenses and related charges in Frederick
A 21 year old Braddock Heights man was sentenced to 60 days in Frederick County jail with work release and one year supervised probation after being found guilty of uttering and traffic offenses. Bradley Lorne Moser also faced separate sentences for May 1980 offenses including DWI and license violations with fines suspended and jail time. Maura Diane Alexander, 20, of Washington DC, received probation before judgment for disorderly conduct after an incident at the Weinberg Center on June 1. Stanley Hallman, 19, Walkersville, was found guilty of theft by possession and unauthorized use of registration plates, fined 95 dollars and 16 days jail suspended, with one year supervised probation. Cindy Hackett
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Braddock Heights
Frederick County
Stanley Y. Bennett
Bradley Lorne Moser
Sears
Stet
Moser
Tudge Bennett
Maura Diane Alexander
Washington, D.C
Ms. Alexander
Weinberg
Stanley Hallman
Walkersville
Hallman
Robert Puhl
Reagan attacks Democratic tax plan amid Senate debate
Senator Reagan calls the Democratic bill a wolf in sheep's clothing while noting a 15 percent tax cut would not offset a projected 22 percent tax rise from inflation and Social Security. House plans to cut estate and gift taxes face Senate amendments, with Dole acknowledging potential $20 billion in extra amendments.
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Reagan
House
Senate
Reagan budget plan faces higher debt amid rate hike
The administration now expects next year’s spending to total 704.8 billion, up from 695.3, due to higher interest costs boosting borrowing. The projected 1982 deficit drops to 2.5 billion because the tax cut was reduced by 12 billion, though the deficit for the current year rises to 55.6 billion.
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Reagan
Congress
Hself
Brunswick Considers Use Changes and Fee Hikes
The plan limits new use changes to fit neighborhood character, confines expansions to the existing lot, and caps expansion at 50 percent of the current floor area. Zoning fees would rise as Schmersab notes long overdue updates, with single family dwelling certificates doubling to $10, multi dwelling units at $10 plus $5 per unit, outbuilding certificates $5, and commercial units at $10.
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Schmersab
Frederick News Briefs July 15 1981
July 15 1981 Frederick Maryland briefs from The News report local happenings in the area. Short items note community events, meetings, and notices shaping the day’s civic life.
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the News
Frederick,Md
Judge weighs misstatements in Multiponies debenture sale
Stewart notes offering circular misallocated 1.354 million from debenture proceeds to retire debt while 917 thousand went to repay officers and directors. Defendants deny deliberate concealment but acknowledge misstated facts and investors’ reliance pending ruling. Hugel resigns amid allegations. Casey names John Stein as CIA successor.
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Stewart
SEC
Hugel
Casey
Huger
CIA
John Stein
Explorer Post 1067 Car Wash In Frederick County
Explorer Post 1067 in Frederick County will hold a car wash with the Optimist Club of Frederick at the Safeway in Prospect Shopping Center from 9 am to 4 pm on July 18, 2081. Funds raised will equip an Emergency Law Enforcement Mobile Command Post for Frederick County.
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Frederick County
Sheriff's Department
Optimist Club of
Frederick
Safeway
Prospect
Local Rate Advertising Fragment in Maryland Notice
Fragmentary OCR text shows a local rate advertisement or notice listing monthly rates and locations in Maryland. Mentions Mall pricing, Great Southern, and Frederick area with scattered figures like 3.25 and 2 186 months. No clear event or person named due to corruption.
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Mall
Motor Oni Carr
Great Southern
East Beneick
Maryland
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Amvets
Charles Day
Gary Fisher
Amvets Poet
Lef
Louis Cole
Henry Burall
Harold Lenhast
Hirst
Charlotte
The
Associated Press
Cindy Hackett
Middletown
Michael B. Meyers
East Main St
Senate Finance Committee
Bob Dole
Wadem
Genthner F.A.J.H
America
60 Minutes
United States
Canada
Genthner
American Institute of Hypnosis
Suste
Guiraen
Dunkin' Donuts
W. Patrick ST
Brunswick
Explorer
Metus
Frederick Towne Mall
Thor
Fri
Sat
Francis Scott Key Antique Car Club
W—Frederick, Md
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