Obituaries notice for Coates Baker and Smith families
Obituary notices report Albert C. Coates 78 of Brunswick died June 4 at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Surviving spouse Nora E. Axline Coates and children are named with grandchildren and siblings listed. Funeral set for June 7 at John T. Williams Funeral Home with interment at St Mark's Cemetery. Memorials to Lutheran Chapel. Also noted are memorial details for Christopher James Baker 40, a former flight instructor, who died in a mid-air collision near Brookeville. He previously worked in aviation and media roles. survivors include his parents and two sisters. Funeral arrangements for Paul Gannon Smith, who died June 4 in Frederick, will be announced by Keeney and Basford Funeral Home.
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Albert C. Coates
Catholic Church Road
Knoxville
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Brunswick
Joseph Robert
Olive F. Deck Coates
Nora E. Axline Coates
Coates
Litton
U.S. Navy
B&o Railroad
Coates’ Corner
Frederick Trading Co
Lutheran Church
Barbara Colgan
Daniel
Keedysville
Michael Coates
Jennifer
Jefferson
David R Coates
Petersville
Lucille Herman
Maitland
Fla
Gary M. Coates
Middletown
Phillip W. Coates
Mount Airy
Catherine E. Coates
Matthew C. Coates
Sean P. Colgan
J. Robert Coates
Marybelle Armacost
John T. Williams
Petersville Road
Henry Snyder
St Mark’s
Lutheran Chapel
Linda Morris
Gene Hemp Road
Jefferson, Md
Christopher James
Chris’ Baker
Brookeville
Congressional Air Limited
Montgomery County
WMIX
Baltimore
Precision Airlines
Manchester
N.H
Washington, D.C
Winston’s Bar
Georgetown
Paul Gannon Smith
East Second Street
Frederick
Anne Stier Smith
Keeney and Basford Funeral Home
E. Church
St Frederick
Hattery Campaign Details Shakeup and Strategy Shift
Hattery, who has never run a major campaign, dismissed Fielding Dupuy in April and refused to explain. He contrasts his stance with opponent Roscoe Bartlett who hired a seasoned Dallas strategist and staff. Campaign Performance Group handles graphics and mailings while Hoover remains the only paid staffer. more hires may come with funds. Both pledge a clean, issues oriented race and vow not to distort information.
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Hattery
Fielding Dupuy
Dupuy
Roscoe G. Bartlett
GOP
Bartlett
Howard County
GOP Central Committee
Fred
Mr. Hattery
Bart
Farm Bureau decries county failure on transfer development rights
Farm Bureau officials say the county did not create enough Transfer Development Rights areas, devaluing land in the agricultural reserve. They cite slow bank loans since 1981 and lack of TDR demand. The Rural Development and Sewerage Management Standards Committee denounces the county runaround.
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Lechlider
TDR
Adams
Rural Development & Sewage Management Standards Committee
Two Men Charged After Tire Theft Attempt at Auto Dealership
Frederick County deputies and Frederick City Police arrested Michael F. Harley 19 and Brian L. Ferree 20 of Frederick for a tire and wheel cover theft attempt at Fitzgerald Chevrolet on Baughman s Lane. They faced felony theft theft under 300 rogue and vagabond trespassing tampering with motor vehicles and conspiracy to commit felony theft. Both released on personal recognizance.
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Frederick County
U.S. 15
Frederick City
County protests state test as flawed and demands fixes
Anne Arundel County officials threaten to stop giving the state achievement test if changes are not made. The board voted to send a letter to the state superintendent and Board of Education detailing complaints from administrators teachers and students about materials suitability and confusing directions.
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Annapolis
Anne Arundel County
Jo Ann Tollenger
Maryland
State Superintendent of Schools
State Board of Education
Jane Stern
Maryland State Teacher's Association
MSTA
Unemployment rate climbs as recovery remains weak
The 7.5 percent nationwide jobless rate in May rose from 5.2 percent in June, signaling a slow rebound. Payrolls increased by 68,000, a modest rise that disappointed economists expecting more than 100,000. Analysts note many workers reentering the labor market as output grows but still insufficient to absorb new entrants.
Meals for pets program eligibility description
A public aid note explains meals for pets eligibility at 320,100 a year. Recipients only need to declare their eligibility and sign a paper. Mr. Stovall notes about 40 percent of recipients are elderly and the rest are unspecified.
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Stovall
Community groups coordinate food and pet aid distribution
Maryland business leaders note rising confidence while state officials report moderate economic improvement. In Frederick, a joint effort by Rotary Club volunteers, aging and religious groups distributed food to families queuing at 1 PM amid fears of shortages. Humane Society volunteers promoted services and pet care.
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Gene Bracken
Maryland Chamber of Commerce
Lee
Mr. Stovall
Frederick Rotary Club
Commission On Aging
The
Religious Coalition
Gov. Thomas Johnson High School
Frederick High School
Stovall
Humane Society
Ms. Aravanis
Marion Ake
County Humane Society
Committee backs county study on bonding and capital funding
Mr. Imhoff said the committee formed in 1988 finds the study good for the county and not overly conservative. It does not review individual CIP projects but addresses broader bonding and capital funding issues. Commissioners did not react to the report and will discuss the CIP and operating budget in workshops next week.
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Imhoff
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Paul Smith
Dore
Frederick Cablevision
WETA
FREDERICK _CABLEVISION, INC
Niewara
Farm Bureau
Ana Lam
Ata Tel
Lt Ted
SONY
Sony Video
Sony AV
Sony Avlaser
Royal Caribbean
CVP
Sony Audio
Roy Rogers
Meals For Pets
Route 40
Frederick Tues
Simmons, Childcraft
Basset
Luv
Perego
Combi
Aprica
Badger Wicker
Simmons Furniture
Baerlingen
Frederick Westridge Plaza
West
Mazda
Prica
Rataons
Buckeystown Pike
Fredenck
Sousa 1715
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