City weighs use of eminent domain for elderly housing project
Frederick city seeks to condemn East All Saints Street land from the Frederick Optimist Boys Foundation to clear space for a 65 unit housing facility for elderly and handicapped residents at low to moderate rents. The offer stands at 135000 versus a 160000 asking price, appraised at 130000, amid questions of land value disparity and tax implications as court action looms.
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Frederick County
Frederick
Catoctin View
Taney Village
East All Saints
South End
Optimists
A Primer on Recession by Edward J Walsh
Edward J Walsh argues the U S economy swung from inflation to recession, noting CPI declines, high deficits, and rising corporate profits amid rising debt. He警 offers a warning against borrowing and spending to spur prosperity, urging memory of the hard lesson from the 1970s.
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United States
Ito
U.S
Pilion
Wasteatu Goce
Federal Reserve
Paul Volcker
Emmitsburg busing debate prompts calls to consider the children
A Frederick reader as a teacher urges adults to present all sides to students and avoid indoctrination amid Emmitsburg school busing. He condemns inflammatory remarks comparing busing to the Holocaust and worries about student adjustment and prejudice as fall term begins.
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Emmitsburg
Thurmont
Board of Education
Crystal ball of Middle East crisis forecasts leaked
Washington prep for Lebanon war spillover as State Dept task force maps short and long term outcomes. Reports warn of Haddad corridor expansion, potential Syrian and Soviet involvement, refugee flows, and possible civil war reignition plus European and Camp David policy shifts.
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Washington
Lebanon
State Department
Middle East
Reagan
White House
U.S
Israel
Saad
Haddad
Litani
Beaufort Castle
United Nations
Bekaa Valley
IDF
Frederick area notes from Files of the News 1982
Edwin Boyer of Middletown begins study for ministry under the Maryland Reformed Church and joins Middletown's one cell group. Fr John Byrne sends letters to reserve officers urging a Frederick County Reserve Officers Association chapter. Major Hobbs promotes chapters. Montgomery County also forming. A dynamite bomb found on Boonsboro Mayor Bomberger’s porch would have wrecked the house if exploded. Over 900 delegates attend Hood College for the 107th Synod of the Chesapeake. Harvey Harrington lists Frederick City band concerts July through September, including U.S. Air Force Band and twin-organ acts. A street fair on Downtown Frederick closes North Market Street for two days with rides and a twist contest for agile dancers.
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John F. Byrne
Frederick County
Reserve Officers Association
Dr. Byrne
Edgar C. Hobbs
Maryland
Boonsboro
Harvey
Bomberger
Harvey A. Harrington Jr
Frederick City Recreation
Frederick
North Market Street
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Barron's Financial Weekly
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Pernon
Tan
Emmitsburg Busing
Mary T. Klotz Stonegate
Balaow Tkhow
Dai
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Pam Cline
Edward W. Heffner
Heather Ridge Rd
WZYQ
WFMD
Hagerstown Morning Herald
Frederick County Teachers’ Association
News-Post
Marvin Anthony
Bricker JR
Eureka Lane
Walkersville
Jack Anderson
Foggy Bottom
Dale van Atta
Camp David
Palestine Superation Organization
Yasser
Arafat
Alue-blue
John MccClaughry
Senate
Vermont
McClaughry
McCloughry
Au “Dridtiant
Edwin Boyer
Middletown
Maryland Reformed Church
One Iene Sree
Evangelical Reformed Church
Hood College
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