Frederick Faces MARC Station Battle For Rail Access
Frederick officials clash over MARC station location with Dr McLellan urging unity. Debate centers on Genstar east Frederick or Carroll Creek downtown, aiming to connect to Point of Rocks and Washington DC. Concern grows over funding split and commuter access as the program moves forward.
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Reat
MARC
Frederick
Mclellan
Genstar
Carroll Creek
Point of Rocks
Montgomery County
Washington, D.C
East Street
Frederick County
Del
AOPA ad spurs airport debate in Frederick letters
Clifford E. Snyder argues the Frederick airport subsidy skews public funds toward aviation, citing AOPA and Maryland officials. He urges private ownership, calls for airport use studies, notes noise and pollution costs, and proposes an “airport watch” ahead of 1993 city elections.
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Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association
AOPA
ACPA
Maryland Aviation Administration
Federal Aviation Administration
Frederick News-Post
Maryland
Frederick & Amport
Fredericks
Maryland budget notes unclear text with scattered phrases
Fragmentary OCR text mentions budget cuts, Maryland, rates, and entities but is largely unintelligible. Reads like garbled notes referencing Haba Mrtare, Cah CEO TF, and various terms without coherent facts or dates.
Baker's rescue mission for Bush campaign under Baker
The piece weighs Baker leaving the State Department to aid the Bush campaign and Eagleburger as acting secretary, a caretaker role until after the elections. It cites Eagleburger's mixed past with Yugoslavia and banking loans, congressional caution about politicizing the State Department, and Quayle staying on the ticket after political turbulence.
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Washington
James Baker
State Department
Department
Lawrence Eagleburger
Eagleburger
Foreign Service
Yugoslavia
Eapleburger
Nixon
Henry Kissinger
Carter
Reagan
Ant
Treasury
Don Regan
Congress
Baker
Middle East
House
Eagieburger
Rome
Quayle
Dan Quayle
George Bush Quayle
Murphy Brown
Washington Post
White House
Dr John Magruder tours Frederick corn crop mystery
Fifty years ago agronomist Dr John Magruder surveyed Frederick County farms to explain why corn stalks turned brown despite ideal growing weather. Farmers and leaders remained puzzled by the unexpected crop condition. New Market residents reported a sagging temporary Jug Bridge over the Monocacy River and widespread ignoring of the 10 mph speed limit and load, with no guards noted by the State Roads Commission. City meter collector C Elgin Hemp damaged teeth when a wrench slipped while removing a parking meter.
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John Magruder
Frederick County
New Market District
Elgin Hemp
Freder icka City Bus Line launches with grand opening toast
Twenty years ago Frederick officials including Mayor E Paul Magaha rode the first Fleet of blue buses on Market Street. A large advertisement announced Eylerly's department store opening August 1 at the Frederick Towne Mall. Summer workers uncovered a 12 by 14 by 1 foot room dating to 1788 under Rose Hill Manor bathhouse.
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Frederick
New City
Market Street
E. Paul Magaha
Sally Schwartz
Eylerly’s Department
Frederick Towne Mall
Rose Hill Manor
Charles Lanner
Parks and Recreation Committee
Catoctin
Alexandria
Downtown parking woes dampen Frederick shopping plans
Edith Budesheim of Walkersville recounts a July 22 incident involving a Blue Cross visit on West Church Street and a parking meter that expired at 12 20 PM. She describes visiting City Hall to complain, being sent to another meter, and leaving with frustration, vowing not to shop in the historic downtown stores again.
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Frederick
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
West Church Street
City Hall
East Church Street
Downtown Meter Rates Discourage Shoppers Says Meeting
A meeting of three spokesman for the Greater Frederick Development Corporation discussed rising downtown meter costs and one hour parking limits aimed at reducing meter space use by employers. The plan, they argued, would curb downtown shopping activity as customers abort trips if meters are crowded or expensive, affecting business and safety in the area.
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Greater
Fredenck Deseiopment Corporation
Casas Bone
Letters on parking incentives and public health concerns
Letters urge incentives for downtown employees to use parking decks to ease street congestion. Critics call for enforcement by employers, return of validation boxes and two hour meters, and more accessible parking to attract customers downtown. Virginia Rosenbaum voices anti fluoridation views for Cumberland Inc. and Karen Bostian Angela Shafer reference lead poisoning and industrial waste, urging Frostburg residents to vote no to fluoridation.
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GFDC
City Board
Brunswick
Dentists Fight Fluoride Propaganda In Brunswick Referendum
Dentists Beth Punsmoor and New Lamb challenge the 1980 ADA fluoridation stance amid Brunswick Aug 4 votes. They dispute claims on water fluoridation safety and effectiveness, citing recent studies. The piece notes past concerns and local debates over health risks and policy.
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New Lamb Dds
Beth C Punsmoor
Brunswick
American Dental Association
Tecnzens
Accideria
Mberg
Hoopes Rey Aipsieg
Pena Protection Agency
Planning Commission Appointment Sparks Business Ties Debate
Scott McJohnson argues the county bypassed him for the Planning Commission due to lacking business connections, while Bob White’s ties to the business sector helped him win the post. He laments limited future chances and urges merit based appointments.
Fragmented OCR Letter Stream Sparks Reading Guess
A garbled OCR text fragment shows scattered words and letters with few readable names or places. The piece appears to be a noisy transcription of a letter or caption with no clear events or subjects to identify. The readable bits include phrases like your letters are welcomed and various scattered terms, but no coherent narrative or facts emerge.
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Edith
Karen Bostian
Angela Shafer Frederick
Virginia Rosenbaum
Pure Water Committee of Cumberland Inc
Frostburg
Shee
Bob White
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Board of County Comaissioners
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