Renters gain livability code remedy in Frederick County
Frederick County inspectors report substandard housing conditions in rentals with rents from 85 to 800 dollars a month. Since the new livability code took effect January 1, 17 complaints have been resolved. Landlords cooperate, some exceeding code requirements, while others seek inspections to avoid violations. The code aims to protect tenants and preserve affordable housing stock.
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Art Baker
Baker
Alice Cooper
Cooper
No Stadium Controversy Threatens Frederick Keys Plan
Long running dispute over Leats Park stadium delays pits Frederick Keys owners Peter Kirk Hugh Schindel and Terry Randall against Orioles affiliates and local groups. The statement claims breach of lease risks moving or cancelling teams, while supporters press for a timely stadium as council and league debate site and deadline.
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Jibril denies Pan Am 103 blame in Lockerbie bombing
In Damascus Ahmed Jibril, leader of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine General Command, denies involvement in the 1988 Pan Am Flight 103 bombing. He urges that the United States bears responsibility for its actions, while offering alibis about explosives found in West Germany and asserting broader anti American hostility.
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Frederick Cub Scouts Meet Reviewed by King and Queen
Frederick notes describe eighty eight local Cubs and a large group of Boy Scouts in a parade reviewed by King George VI and Queen Elizabeth on the White House grounds in Washington. The story also covers housing authority appointments, fireworks legislation fallout, and local safety measures.
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Severe gale winds disrupt roads and power lines in Maryland counties
Twenty years ago GALE WINDS with 55 mph gusts cut a 240 mile swath across the Washington area damaging roads and knocking out power in Southern Frederick and northern Montgomery counties. Hood College graduation featured Sen. Joseph D. Tydings urging effective birth control to avert catastrophe, while Middletown High honors four senior cheerleaders who supported all teams during the 1963-63 athletic season.
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Latin America
Middletown High School
Dianne Williams
Sylvia Harshman
Joyce Shearer
Mary Lee Stevens
Brenda Williams
North Frederick Elementary cancels PTA balloon launch
The North Frederick Elementary PTA cancels its annual balloon launch to promote ecological awareness. The newsletter cites a PTA in Focus quote about balloons harming marine life and urges others to stop balloon releases to protect wildlife and endangered species.
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Stadium delay stalls Keys plan for city ballpark
CAROL E. EULENSTEIN argues the Frederick Keys League should avoid court by negotiating with the Seventh day Adventist Church and moving the Montessori School, church, and stadium site to Yellow Springs would ease conflict. Proposes dead end New Design Road and hopes the Carolina League won’t face repeat delays before April 1990.
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Montessori
Yellow Springs
Letters in Support of Building Stadium at Coats Park
Milton Hahn Jr urges Frederick residents to back a stadium at Coats Park for minor league baseball. He disputes noise and danger concerns, questions the scope of public opposition, and calls for neighbors and supporters to write city leaders and the paper to keep the Keys.
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West South Street
Jefferson Street
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McCurdy
Henrry Opperman
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Frederick
Weathervane Acoustic Listening Club Moves to Erai's
Carolyn Snyder writes to thank readers for support of the Weathervane Acoustic Listening Club. The group now meets at Erai's Italian Kitchen on Rosemont Avenue at 8 p.m. Wednesdays. Appreciation is extended to Kate Buck for her energy and Erin and staff for arranging the new venue and warm welcome to the community.
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Mark Crummett
Erai’s
Rosemont Avenue
Mid-Maryland Folk Arts Council
Erai
Erin
Kate Buck
Community Responds to Drug Problem Involvement Grows
Edward B. Jenkins notes the public, schools, and parents actively educate about drugs. Observes street hand signals and calls for safer phone access in high drug areas. Questions future methods and stresses potential for saving individual users through outreach.
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Magnificent Music by Air Force Band Delights Frederick
The Air Force Tactical Air Command Band delivered a magnificent concert in Frederick. The community expresses gratitude for the musicians and thanks the organizer for hosting the event, noting widespread support and enthusiasm.
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Frederick
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