Francis Scott Key Mall opens in Frederick with Sears Hess's
The Frederick County business community welcomes the Francis Scott Key Mall as 72 of 90 retail spaces are contracted and Sears opens today with Hess's to follow on Aug. 2. Crown American plans a regional retail hub near I-270 and Md 85, plus a Sheraton-Frederick adjacent center, boosting payroll and drawing shoppers to a growing Frederick economy.
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Frederick County
Francis Scott Key Mall
Sheraton-Frederick Motor Inn
FSK
Crown American Corp
Johnstown
MD. 85
Crown American
Frank Pasquerilla
Frederick
Sears
Hess’s Department Store
Allentown
Maryland
Pasquerilla
Sheraton- Frederick
Hess’s
Hecht’s
Woodward & Lothrup
Francis Scott Key
West Seventh Street
Harry Rosenfeld
Monocacy Village
West Patrick Street
Frederick Towne Mall
Frederick County Square
Frederick Shoppers World
Hechinger
Lowe's
Wickes
Don Hiltner
Everedy
East Street
S. 8. Kresge
North Market Street
Crown American Corporation
Hess's
Readers argue over fake degrees and public spending
Letters discuss bogus diploma services exposed by 60 Minutes and the impact of degrees on advancement, CIA? taxation, Proposition 13, and political pay raises. Readers compare education quality, taxes, and governance, then critique airport expansion and noise for Frederick residents.
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60 Minutes
Tom Koon
Reader's Digest
Plans for annual federation exhibit at Frederick Fair
Yesterday the Federation of Rural Women's Club of Frederick County planned its annual exhibit at the Frederick Fair. The Frederick Automobile Dealers Association held its regular meeting with a golf tournament followed by dinner and a business session at Catoctin Country Club. Abel Wolman praised Baker Park Public Pool as one of the finest in the state after inspecting Maryland facilities. Hagerstown Hubs kept pace with league leaders Hanover Raiders by routing the Chambersburg Maroons 4.
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Frederick County
Tulip Hill
Pinecliff
Federation of Rural Women's Club of
Frederick Fair
Catoctin Country Club
Frederick Automobile Dealers Association
Baker Park
Abel Wolman
Bureau of Sanitary Engineering
Maryland
Hagerstown
Hanover Raiders
Chambersburg Maroons
Amvets Win Pennant After Second-Half Comeback
Twenty years ago the Amvets Little League clinched the pennant after beating Oxco in a playoff for the second-half title. They previously won the first half and finished the season with 16 wins in 19 games. In youth events, Charlene Lee Flora Mary Ann Roderick Diane Ahalt and Mary Haugh earned top honors in the H club revue and hundreds of young anglers fished at Culler Lake during the 12th Amvets fishing party, with Bud Blank catching the most perch and Wayne Fox the largest bass. Vespers from four Utica parish churches featured Rev. Charles F. Trunk Jr. as speaker, hosted by Pastor E. Koontz Helwig.
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Charlene Lee Flora
Mary Ann Roderick
Diane Ahalt
Mary Haugh
Amvets
Culler Lake
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Bud Blank
Wayne Fox
Oxco
Utica
Walkersville
Bethel
Creagerstown
E. Koontz Helwig
Charles F. Trunk Jr
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Frederick
Carter faces upheaval as appointee questioned
Washington records reveal potential Senate scrutiny of Milton D. Stewart named SBA chief advocacy counsel. Stewart, a 59 year old businessman, faces background questions after Carter administration backed him with broad support from small business groups. Senate panel cleared the nomination 12 to 1 amid concerns raised by Senator Lowell Wicker.
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Gartner
Commodities Futures Trading Commission
Garter
Carter
Milton D. Stewart
Small Business Administration
SBA
Stewart
Senate
Lowell Wicker
R-Conn
Nixon
Creative Panital Crennestian Stampe
Securities and Exchange Commission
Comac Company
Creative
SEC
Comac
Australia
James Phelan
Phelan
Jim
Larry Kraftowitz
Parents challenge book access in Frederick County schools
The Middletown group The Concerned Citizens accuses local officials of limiting parent input and exposing students to controversial literature. Leaders Mrs. Jean Silvius and Mrs. Betty Nichols argue for more local hiring and better reading choices, citing Dickens and broader social issues. The piece contrasts calls for literature with concerns about age-appropriate content and a push for greater community involvement.
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Concerned Citizens
Middletown
Nazi Germany
Soviet Union
Frederick County
Junie Moon
Jean Silvius
Betty Nichols
Silvius
Frederick
New York
Frederick's
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Planning and Zoning Commission
City of
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East Frederick
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Anderson
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