Court of Special Appeals weighs New Market zoning impact
The Maryland Court of Special Appeals hears arguments on whether the New Market truck stop and 65 percent of Frederick County lands could trigger a historic neighborhood change test for rezoning. Cardon Oil Co seeks reversal of a 1982 Montgomery County ruling on a general commercial zone. The case centers on whether 1959 or 1877 plans should frame neighborhood character during rezoning, amid local resident concerns about noise and traffic.
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Sna Apotis
Aerisian
Maryland Court of Special Appeals
Frederick County
Montgomery County
David L. Cahoon
MD. 75
MD. 144
State Planning Agency
Vase Uy Iverlia
Maryland Historical Trust
Oil Company
Murphy
Cahoon
Phillips
Neighbors fret over truck stop near rural highway service zone
Residents describe the Eastalco waste project area as highly dramatic with new roads and housing since 1959. A local group credits tough state permit terms, an $80,000 bond, and mandatory treatment, while critics urge ongoing vigilance to protect the environment.
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Eastalco
Christy Carton
Citizens’ Group
Woodsboro Town Council weighs water scare and bills
The Woodsboro Town Council met to review the June water contamination scare, discuss a $25,000 suit by Harrington-Lacey and Associates over sewer work, and consider paying $18,000 of that bill. Officials urged residents to check for leaks, while approving a 1984 budget and planning hydrant, well, and bypass issues.
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Woodsboro
Hartwood Cornell, Jr
Southern States Cooperative
Harrington- Lacey and Associates
William Poffenberger
Poffenberger
Harrington-Lacy
Conewago Construction, Inc
Burgess Cornell
Council
Beecenee Bind Anmeena
Gerald Stansbury
Stansbury
Keyser Garver Inc
Walkersville
Adventist Churches Gather For Maryland Camp Meeting
Regular services are canceled at Frederick Seventh-day Adventist Church on June 19 and 25 as Highland View Academy hosts Maryland wide Camp Meeting June 17 through 25. About 3,000 attendees are expected for daylong services led by church leaders and speakers from Columbia Union Chesapeake Potomac and Amazing Facts. Adults, children, and youth participate in lectures, seminars, and activities across the nine days.
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Frederick Seventh-day Adventist Church
Highland View Academy
Hagerstown
Maryland
W.g.coe
Columbia Union Conference of
Seventh-day Adventists
Takoma Park
Dan Matthews
George Woodruff
Columbia
Joe Crews
Frederick
R.R. Wisby
Potomac Conference
New Market
R.R. Bietz
General Conference of
Seventhday Adventists
New Market Middle School
Company C
Fifth
U.S. Regular Cavalry
Brent Palachowski
Steve Derrenbacher
Richard T. Meagher
Mathias calls for diplomacy of deterrence in NATO
Sen Charles Mathias of Maryland urged a shift from military focus to boosting Third World economies. Speaking to the North Atlantic Assembly, he warned economic collapse could invite Soviet meddling and urged NATO to pursue deterrence through development.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
NATO
Charles McC. Mathias
Maryland
Europear Alliance
Mauiias
Maryland Republican
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Maric Capote
SS Senate
North Atlantic Assembly
North
Mathias
Five men face trial in Dedham rape case new jury
Five Holbrook men and one sentenced for prior plea face rape charges in a 1980 backseat assault on a former beauty queen. Prosecutors urge conviction for brutal acts. defense says the woman was willing. Jury deliberations began after mistrial and transfer of the second trial. The case drew public uproar in 1981. one man awaits separate trial.
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Dedham
Mass
Norfolk Superior
Stephen Hrones
Herbert Abrams
Westinglass Accusetts
Kirby
Green Berets head to Honduras to train Salvadoran troops
A 100 member U S Army Special Forces unit sails from Wilmington North Carolina to a Caribbean coast base near Puerto Castillos to train 2400 Salvadoran soldiers over six months in gunl axes weapons and mortars against leftist guerrillas. Earlier this month another 20 specialists arrived to establish the camp.
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Tegucigalpa
Honduras
U.S. Army
Special Forces
Green Beret
Wilmington
N.C
US. Navy
Caribbean
Puerto Castills
U.S
Fire log report of alarms and responses
Fire alarms reported in the past 24 hours ending 10 a.m. Automatic and automobile fires noted at Frederick Memorial Hospital Waverley Garden Apartments and Gretin Vault Road. Responding units include Juniors Uniteds and Citizens along with county squads and ambulance services. Jail population listed as 80 males and 2 females.
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Seventh ST
Uniteds
Citizens
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Waverley Garden Apartments
Independence
Gretin Vault Road
New Market
Urbana
Hyattstown
Fingerprinting Sessions Scheduled at Two Frederick Locations
The Frederick County Sheriff’s Department and Emmitsburg City Police will offer fingerprinting for area children under 18 at Emmitsburg Town Hall on June 17 from 2 to 7 p.m. and June 18 from 1 to 5 p.m., and at Jefferson Fire Company on June 25 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Children must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. Palen made formally announced her resignation in 1974.
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Frederick County
Sheriff's Department
Emmitsburg Town Hall
Emmitsburg
Jefferson Fire Company
Weather forecast across regions predicts mixed conditions
The National Weather Service forecasts showers on Wednesday across Minnesota and the Midwest to the Carolinas. The western half will be clear and cool, while the East expects warm conditions.
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National Weather Service
Mentenl Anifta
Minnesota
Midwest
Carolinas
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