Carroll drug abuse center seeks new home in old jail
Westminster and Carroll County consider moving Junction, the outpatient drug abuse center, into the former jail to cut rent costs amid 10 percent federal budget cuts and potential 3 percent state reductions. The jail’s restoration and availability, plus proximity to courthouse offices, factor into the plan, with a 12 to 18 month timeline if approved.
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Westminster
Junction
Carroll County
Porary Commissrieten
Anthony Swetz
Swetz
Westminster Professional Center
MD. 140
Janction
Women’s Center
CETA
East End
Center Street
Women's Center
Frederick County official Tritt rises to top school system post
Tritt, a master's degree holder with a long career in Frederick County public education, assumes executive responsibility across accounting, finance, budget, food service, construction, maintenance, operations, printing and purchasing. Since 1975 he has been assistant superintendent after leading administrative services and purchasing. He also taught, served on multiple boards, and held leadership roles in national school business associations.
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Tritt
Frederick County
Frederick
Calvary United Methodist Church
YMCA
United Way of
American School Business Officials of
Maryland
D.C
Association of School Business Officials
United States
Canada
Pregnancy class set Thursday in Frederick
The Childbirth Education Association of Frederick County will present an early pregnancy class at 7 30 p m Thursday June 4 at Good Shepherd Lutheran Church on Seventh Street Topics include preparing for birth fetal growth nutrition and exercises to minimize pregnancy discomfort A film following five families through the last weeks of pregnancy will be shown For more information contact 663-1221.
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Childbirth Education Association of
Frederick County
Good Shepherd Lutheran Church
Seventh Street
Meese says Reagan won't compromise on major issues
White House counselor Edwin Meese stated the Reagan administration will not concede on key issues, open to only limited tax cut adjustments such as a two year plan. He said movement depends on Democrats proposing a reasonable package, and pledged support for Lefever as human rights aide while backing quiet diplomacy abroad. Meese also forecast efforts to abolish Education and Energy departments by end of Reagan's first term and to fix Social Security timing.
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Washington
Edwin Meese
Reagan
Meese
Congress
Tip O’neill
White House
J. Ernest
Lefever
Korea
el Savador
Argentina
County EMS plans include new bay stations and overlap site
Ambulance officials proposed using existing radio dawers at sites with bay stations antennae and extra power to save money. High Rock Fort Ritchie area could provide coverage overlap for Washington Frederick Sabillasville. Mrs Beachley named disaster plan committee chair to test hospital readiness during mass casualty events ahead of Emergency Medical Services Week. Lucien Warren
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EMS
High-Rock-Fort Ritchie
Washington
Frederick Counties
Sabillasville
Mary Beachley
U.S. Air Force
Walkersville
Beachley
Washington County Hospital
Senior citizen benefits topic of June 9 meet
The Health Facilities Association of Maryland will meet at 11:30 a.m. Tuesday June 9 at the Lorein Nursing Home in Columbia. Discussion focuses on the 1981 legislative session as it relates to senior citizens issues. Leaders of senior citizens groups and state Office on Aging invited. Call Helen Walsh at 93%-5558 for information.
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Health Facilities Association of Maryland
Lorein Nursing Home
Columbia
State Office On Aging
Helen Walsh
Safety projects and bids approved by county school board
The board approved projects to expand Singanore High School to 1,260 students with laboratories and updated facilities costing about 1,059 per student, plus a $87,000 asbestos removal at Gov. Thomas Johnson High. Other actions include bids for New Midway Elementary stairwells and admin building fire upgrades, art supplies contract renewal, and a fair use policy adoption for media resources.
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Singanore High School
Basco Associates
Gov. Thomas Johnson High School
Cost Insulation Inc
Vincent L. Ruwet
A. Doty Remsburg
David Contractors Inc
New Midway Elementary
East Church Street
New Midway
Marvin C. Anthony
Frances W. Ashbury
St Catoctin High School
Charlotte Holter
Media Center
Donald Z. Koons
Frederick Man Dies in Apparent Jump at Local Plant
Frederick man Robert Pence Berry, 27, of 203 Grove Blvd, was found dead at the base of a Walter tower on the grounds of the Westinghouse Bioetric Corporation Industrial Equipment Plant near Sykesville. Police and medical examiner officials said he died from injuries sustained in the incident. state police continue the investigation.
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Sykesville
Frederick
Walter
Robert Pence Berry
Grove Blvd
Westinghouse Bioetric Corporation
Richard A. Jones
Carrell County
Berry
Nadei Newspaper Rate Notice From Frederick Maryland
The nadie.Netvs published daily except Sundays and holidays within the marketing area by mail three dollars and twenty five cents per month by mail. motor route or courier two dollars and fifty five cents per month. Published by Geest Southern Printing and Manufacturing Co. P O Box 578, 200 East Patrick Street, Frederick, Maryland 21707 second class postage paid at Frederick, Maryland.
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Geest Southern Printing & Mfg. Co. P.O. Baw
East Patrick Eet
Frederick
Maryland
Maderick
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