Park Service pursues Monocacy Battlefield expansion plans
The Park Service frames a mix of fee and scenic easement acquisitions for Monocacy Battlefield Park near Frederick. Funding cuts constrain progress, but Monocacy remains a high priority, with $2.5 million already allotted for the Frederick area and recent purchases like the 134 acre Vivino farm. The Jenkins farm is unimproved except for an abandoned house.
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Battle Ore
Park Service
Monocacy Battlefield Park
C&o Canal
Antietam
Frederick Area
Francis Scott Key Mall
Parsons
Jenkins Farm
Vivino Farm
Congress
Cindy Hackett Gree
Monocacy National Battlefield Park
Vivino
U.S. Park Service
Battle Lone
Tony
Reagan cites no new long term grain deal with USSR
Reagan says no new long term agreement now due to ongoing Polish repression and questions of timing. The move draws mixed reactions from farm states and European allies while critics warn it invites Soviet purchases elsewhere and maintains status quo on grain sales.
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Reagan
Poland
U.S
Europe
House Agriculture Committee
Treasury
Donald T. Regan
Tom Coleman
R-Mo
Cooper Evans
Farm Bureau
Delano
Soviet Union
Bechtel Installed as Barracks B Chief in Maryland Police
First Lt. Neil F. Bechtel took command of Barracks B Maryland State Police effective July 21 replacing First Lt. Robert G. Yinger. Bechtel, formerly at Barracks G in Westminster, lives in Thurmont with his family.
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Neil F. Bechtel
Maryland
Robert G. Yinger
Bechtel
Westminster
Thurmont
Fluoride Supply Bids Sought For West Coast Water System
Thomas notes the city seeks bids to obtain fluoride at the lowest cost as it purchases about 35 barrels annually from Jones Chemical Company in Milford Virginia at 28 to 50 dollars per barrel. Last year’s supplier was Textile Company in Baltimore. Fluoride joins alum chlorine lime and carbon as water treatment aids amid lingering public skepticism and varied local regulations. Fort Detrick does not use fluoride.
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Thomas
Jones Chemical Company
Milford
Textile
Baltimore
Frederick
Busch
Fort Detrick
MontCo Appeal Challenges State Board Rulings on Schools
A Montgomery County suit contends the state education board acted with arbitrary and unlawful authority reversing county board decisions on school closures. It argues lack of notice and failed procedures, urging a declaratory judgment to end the action amid political tension and calls to redirect funds to classrooms.
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Rate Board
State Board
Uch
Mitchell Cooper
Rosemary Hills
Blair
Eastern Intermediate
National Conference of Christians and Jews
Education Political Action Committee
EDPAC
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MontCo
Erie
Ducision
North Chevy Chase
Rollingwood
PWS
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Basement Waterproofing Co
V.A
F.H.A
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H. B. Duvall, Inc
Frederick, MD