Pilots Association AOPA Fly-In Eyes 300 Aircraft at Frederick
The Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association plans its annual Fly-In at Frederick Municipal Airport with 300 to 400 aircraft expected. The all-day open house features aircraft displays, GPS seminars, and a Panic Hitter piloting course for spouses. FAA will operate a temporary tower to manage traffic and Frederick hopes to gain economic benefits from the event.
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Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association
Frederick Municipal
AOPA
Frederick
Warren Morningstar
Morningstar
Federal Aviation Administration
Montgomery County
Bethesda
Gaithersburg
ACPA
International Council
Charlie Abell
Baltimore- Washington
Freder ick Carroll Street Bridge bid due June 22
Frederick to receive contract bids for 250000 in improvements to Carroll Street Bridge linking street level to Carroll Creek. Work includes walls stairs surface treatment cast stone coping electrical system lighting brick paving landscaping trees shrubs ground covers sod irrigation. Bids open June 22 with award planned June 26 by Mayor Grimes and the Board of Aldermen.
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Frederick
Carroll Street
Carroll Creek
Jim Grimes
Frederick City
Stuart Wallace
Jacobson, Wallace Associates
Urbana
Brunswick approves 1.7 million budget for 1996
Brunswick City Council passed a 1996 budget totaling 1.7 million with revenues of 1,743,733 and expenditures of 1,545,191. Mayor Tom Smith noted revenue uptick over 1995 by about 60,000 while real estate tax receipts under last year, tax rate at 1.27, and a new police chief Jeffery Morgan introduced.
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Brunswick
Tom Smith
Jeffery Morgan
Kevin McCormick
Whitman and Reynard Associates
Pollen counts fall after rain as allergy season shifts
A Baltimore physician notes rainfall washed pollen away reducing counts though overall levels have been high this year. He says tree pollen is ending while grass and weed pollen rise as air quality remains affected by ozone warnings from Maryland Department of the Environment and the Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments. Weather: high 75 Tuesday, 77 Wednesday, with a partly cloudy outlook and low 80s possible.
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Maryland Department of the Environment
Metropolitan Washington Council
Washington
Baltimore
Frederick
Judge weighs Ocean City boardwalk ban on peddling
U S District Judge Marvin Garb signaled concerns that Ocean City’s May emergency ordinance barring boardwalk peddling and soliciting may be too broad. The suit, brought by Two street performers One World of Vienna and the Libertarian Party, seeks an injunction to lift the ban and allow sale of environmental T shirts for 5 to 8 dollars.
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Ocean City
U.S
Marvin Garb
Garbis
Guy Ayres
Deborah Jean
American Civil Liberties Union
ACLU
Libertarian Party
One World of
Vienna
Saul Porecki
Baltimore
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Ike
Wilson News-Post
Mark Scire
Scire
Alison Maxwell
News-Post
McCormick
Mr. McCormick
Frederick County
Paul Stull
David Brinkley
Tim Ferguson
Annapolis
Brinkley
Stull
Ferguson
MARC
Robert Hamilton
Johns
Purina Cat Food
Alpo
Ite
Purina Ago
APO
Purina, Meow Mix
Bag
Mits
Chow
W. Patrick Street
Golden Mile
Carmack
Purina Fit & Trim
Purina Cataulion
Nature
Order Cable TV Today
Frederick Cablevision, Inc
Tropstone, Woodard & Mallin Patio
Pool Mart
Thomas Johnson
Tout Syed HO
Speedo
Rhi
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