State picks Plan B for Interstate 70
Maryland officials select Plan B for Interstate 70 routing from ijamsville Road to west of the Monocacy River. The alternative runs about half a mile north of US 40, with relocations for Quynn Orchard Road Skull Lane and Linganore Road and grade separations planned at Tjamsville Road. Public maps and EIS will be available at the State Highways Administration in Frederick.
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State Highway Administration
U.S Department of Transportation
ijamsville Road
Monotacy River
Tramsville Road
Quynn Orchard Road
Skull Lane
Linganore Road
Tulip Hill
Tjamsville Road
Meadow Road
State Highways Administration
Locust St
Frederick
War veterans honored on soggy Memorial Day weekend
Rain and thunderstorms drenched Frederick County during Memorial Day weekend as veterans groups such as American Legion Amvets Marine Corps League and Disabled Veterans held services. The period saw about 50 local accidents and Maryland highway fatalities rose to 10 killed in the holiday stretch with a full weekend death toll of 231 for the year. Temperatures varied from a high near 96 to 60s, while Frederick reported 1.89 inches of rain and May totals rose slightly above average.
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Frederick County
America
American Legion
Amvets
Marine Corps League
Army Reserves
Fleet
Maryland
Md 36
Barton
Allegany County
Frederick
Vietnam
Ford
Seattle
Davie
Pla
Polar Bears
Detroit
Alfred Larsen, &i
Polar Bears Association
Frankfort
Sacramento
Calif
California
Boston
Samuel Adams
Syrian Troops Enter Lebanon to Halt Civil War
About 7 000 Syrian soldiers with 150 tanks crossed the eastern Lebanese border to disarm Lebanese Muslims and Palestinian guerrillas while a second force of 2 000 troops with 65 tanks moved into the north to shield besieged Christian towns. Reports said Assad aimed to impose order and end a 14 month conflict, with claims of broader plans to deploy up to 50 000 troops. No independent verification of the broader invasion was available.
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Lebanon
Palestinian command
Qibyat
Andket
Akkar
Hafez Assad
Assad
Radio Damascus
Chtoura
Yasir Arafat
Palestine Liberation Army
brgade
Bekaa valley
WAFA
Jedita
Saad Nayel
Zahleh
Frederick County Board of Education set to decide school placements
The June meeting addresses FHS and WPJH complex housing as construction begins, with grades 9 12 and 7 8 to be housed as entities. Temporary dispersal plans place Elm Street students at other city elementary schools and Yellow Springs for Fort Detrick area. Sixth graders at Wolfsville Elementary and Brunswick High School allocations to be decided, while renovations and a new vocational technical school on the Frederick Community College campus are discussed along with policy and budget items.
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Frederick
FHS
Board of Education of
Frederick County
Church St
Board of Education
John L. Carnechan Jr
Carnochan
West
Wolfsville Elementary
Brunswick High School
Wolfsville
Middletown Middle School
Brunswick
Frederick Community College
Frederick Carroll
Miliry
Susan Hamkins
Robert G Smith
Thurmont
1rhana
Increase in Elderly Population Poses New Problems
Notice lists an increase in the elderly population creating new challenges for services and policy. References to demographic shifts, social support needs, and potential strain on resources are noted in brief executive summaries. John Lubbock is not elaborated in this fragment.
Voters at polls in three states in 1976 primaries
Voters in Rhode Island South Dakota and Montana decided in a presidential primary sweepstakes as Carter sought to solidify the Democratic bid. Ford and Reagan faced off in a lighter Republican contest ahead of California Ohio and New Jersey battles next week.
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Associated Press
Hhode Island
South Dakota
Montana
Jimmy Carter
Ford
Ronald Reagan
California
Ohio
New Jersey
Reagan
Frank Church
Idaho
Edmund G Brown Jr
Calfornia
Morris Udall
Arizona
Carter
Adah
Church
Brown
Rhode Island
Udall
Dermiate Nationalonvention
RRbede
caimac
Mat Rot
Moedas
Carter Udall
George McGovern
James Abourezk
smallgr am
Heagan
Inc
Washington
Weat
Senate
Mississippi
John C Stennis
Michael Marks
Monday McGovern
fred ae Lop
arter
Memorial Day holiday toll climbs as accidents rise
Across a three day Memorial Day weekend traffic accidents claimed 416 lives, with the National Safety County predicting up to 4,500 could be injured. Last year’s 421 fatalities marked a high. lower price limits in 1972 had reduced fatalities, but the record 497 deaths for the three day period remained the high mark.
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National Safety Council
Oklahoma
Associated Press
National Safety County
Pridas
Probe of Congressional sex scandal continues
Investigators press ongoing inquiry into sexual conduct involving members of Congress and aides. The focus centers on Bartie Hays and other lawmakers amid allegations of improper relationships and potential misuse of funds. A source says pressure mounts for accountability as hearings and political fallout unfold.
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BASHINGTON
Elizabeth Hasths
Bartie Hays
House
sestiadt
Mass
Moray 9
tedey
Hass
Corouner
br Democrat
Camgnen Cominiter
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