Frederick County Growth Report Highlights 78 Developments
A Frederick County planning department report estimates 178 000 residents in January with a projected 267 100 by 2020. It lists 78 major developments in the county and 37 shopping centers, eight planned, signaling explosive growth and the need to manage expansion. The study, “Frederick County Demographic & Development Data,” is published biannually and available to the public.
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Whittier
Clover Hill II
Spring Ridge
Worman’s Mill
Waterside
Discovery
Deerfield
Monarch Ridge
Farmbrook
Old Farm
Frederick County
Beauty and the Beast and The Rock: two costly entertainments
A Washington column compares Disney’s Beauty and the Beast at high prices with The Rock film, noting the theater experience offers live performers, scenery, and music that justify cost for some, while films deliver big names and action at premium tickets. The writer warns against post diaper crowds and urges saving until children are old enough for horror. The piece ends with a recommendation to invest in theater over blockbuster cinema.
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Washington
Kennedy Center
Sarah Anne
Mme
Rot
Disney
Sean Connery
Nicholas Cage
Ed Harris
Mr. Connery
Mr. Cage
Alcatraz
Mr. Harris
Grafeitt The Older Antique The Mee Conte Ye Peat Pryce
A fragmentary note mentions Grafeitt and an older antique titled The Mee Conte Ye Peat Pryce with unclear context or outcome. No clear persons or organizations are identifiable.
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Pryce
Special interests voice in Frederick County schools sparks debate
Rob Thormeyer argues conservative parents should have a stronger say on the Frederick County Family Life Advisory Board, opposing what he calls the mainstream. He contends minority voices, including those with “special interests,” are essential to complete education and to address topics like sexuality and AIDS prevention.
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Frederick
Frederick County
Earl Warren
Board of Education
Topeka
Kansas
You
Rob Thormeyer
Ijamsville
Senate Backs Bill Cutting Office of Price Administration
The U S Senate approved a measure stripping wartime OPA powers and removing price ceilings for meat eggs milk butter and poultry. Local impacts appeared as restaurants raised dry cereal with a half pint of milk from 10 to 15 cents.
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U.S. Senate
Office of Price Administration
Embarrassment Over Ku Klux Klan in Frederick County
A letter criticizes a 1996 Klan presence in Frederick County. The writer argues the county benefits from suburban Maryland life and questions why the Klan remains there, saying most residents would welcome them gone to prove county pride.
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Frederick County
Maryland
Ku Klux Klan
Letter on community unity and media responsibility
A writer urges the newspaper to reassess its coverage of local events to reduce racism and promote understanding. Citing Malcolm X, the author calls for clearer reporting that informs youth and fosters light, understanding, love, patience, and unity in the community. Frederick Marcia K Walton.
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Malcolm Little
El-Hajj
Malik El-Shabazz
Malcolm X
Asalamikum
Thurmont Rally Praise and Call for Peace
James Slusher credits the United In Love rally in Thurmont for a well organized event held Saturday June 8 with speakers including Dr Anthony C Muse. He praises Rev Richard Zamostny and the Thurmont Ministerium for a peaceful, constructive gathering amid local tensions and protests.
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Richard Zamostny
Thurmont
Thurmont “United In Love
Ami
Anthony C. Muse
Sam
Dan
Aie Lpm Rem
Incredibly poor coverage of FHS graduation
Tam criticizes the Frederick Times for its coverage of Frederick High School graduation. He notes over 360 graduates conducted themselves with dignity and decorum, with seven valedictorians and four salutatorians honored, and contrasts his experience with other ceremonies from Gov. Thomas Johnson High, Frederick Community College, and Hood College.
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Tam
Frederick High School
Frederick High
Gov. Thomas Johnson High
Frederick Community College
Hood College
Ceres
PeIses
Leon Ehe
Unwilling participants in a fight against bigotry
An untitled letter argues that silence on bigotry erodes democracy and fuels hatred. It recalls Hitler and Germany, cites Jesus and Gandhi, and urges nonviolence, forgiveness, and love for all neighbors despite hatred. Signed Robert F. Kennedy.
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Republic
Adolph Hitler
Germany
America
Jesus Christ
Mahatma Gandhi
Thave Aix Beer
Fragmented Letter to the Editor Text From Unknown Page
A damaged OCR shows a jumble of unreadable text and garbled names with a partially legible address. The readable fragment mentions a letters to the editor section and an address in an unclear Midwestern locale. No coherent event or person details emerge from the legible portions.
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Roy Meachum
Grafeitt
The
NewePoat
Pierce H. Gaver Jr
W. Fifth St
U.S. Military Academy
West Point
N.Y
City of
Woodsboro
Ron
Sue Williams
West Frederick
Bangkok
Thailand
Fort Detrick
Gregory Bailey
Brodbeck Hall
American Cancer Society
Collier Art Corp
Harry Landers
Los Angeles
Marcia K. Walton Frederick
James Slusher
FHS
Robert BE. Kennedy Frederick
Cillena
Ferong
Aptice
EL Potmce
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