Epilepsy expert to address 12th local chapter banquet
Tee Frederick County Chapter for Epilepsy plans its 12th annual banquet on Wednesday June 14 at New Market Fire Hall. Dr Ruth W Baldwin MD will be guest speaker, sharing progress in epilepsy from her work at the University of Maryland. Dinner reservations advised with talk around 8 p.m.
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Amtrak Montrealer collision injures 68 near Washington
A Conrail commuter train rammed the Amtrak Montrealer eight miles north of Washington, injuring 68 people. Sixty-five treated and released, three kept overnight. About 450 passengers were aboard. Officials cited a signaling failure to warn the Conrail engineer.
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Schools Hearing Dates Set For Five Year Plan
Public meetings will discuss Area I and II projects for the proposed five year school construction program. Enrollment projections will be presented by named speakers, boundary changes debated, and capital improvement details reviewed by area committees before final delivery to Superintendent Dr. Gordon M. Anderson.
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Middletown
Barbara Rickman
Frederick
Jesse Sutton
Gordon M. Anderson
City hires state planner to join Frederick at 17000
Mark Horak, 28, assigned as a planner for Frederick by the state planning department since 1975, will now work full time for the city at 17000 a year plus 500 expenses. Mayor Ronald N. Young said funds were set in the 1978 79 budget. The move follows Emmitsburg hiring Sam Jones who had been assigned to the city by the county. The mayor will ask the county to continue providing planning services.
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Electricity rate disparities across states highlighted in DC report
The study shows Maryland’s residential rates among the higher tier while Washington state offers the cheapest. Industrial costs vary similarly with Massachusetts at 3.73 cents per kwh and Washington at 0.45. New York tops at 5.37 cents with Maryland growth flat at 21 percent versus 28 percent nationally.
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Winters to stress party coordination in campaign
Winters outlined goals stressing effective coordination among party members from precinct workers to top state officials. A 1967 Frederick High School graduate, he earned a Duke AB in 1971 and a George Washington University Juris Doctor in 1974. He formed a Frederick Brunswick law firm in 1976 and serves as town attorney for Burkittsville, living near Ladiesburg with his wife Cathy.
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Grossnickle for County Commissioner debut candidate profiles
The candidate outlines his platform pressuring fiscal restraint and growth management in Frederick County. He highlights experience from Farm Bureau and local organizations, including Ruritan, 4-H, dairy cooperatives, and school PTA work, plus a family tied to education and farming. He is the fifth Republican to file.
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Frederick Blue Laws Debate Shapes Sunday Retail Openings
Local merchants weigh the impact of a revised Sunday law that would permit specialized shops to stay closed or open based on the new rules. Storeowners like Miller, Gotwalt, Wachter, and Henderson express uncertainty while the measure, sponsored by Senators Edward P. Thomas and Charles H. Smelser, moves forward with revisions by Attorney Robert S. Rothenhoefer.
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Schools close on June 16 after Memorial Day snow day
Frederick County public schools will be open all day Wednesday June 14 with a half day on June 15. Cluing times shift three hours earlier. Kindergarten last day is June 13 for dam classes and June 16 morning for after mean classes. afternoons are for staff. Memorial Day closure mandated by the state. Also on display Art from 1850 to Present at Whitney Museum through Sept 12, 1878.
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