Parking and renovation clash over West All Saints St buildings
Two vacant Frederick properties at 111-115 W. All Saints St face a battle between city housing officials and the Board of Appeals over converting the former Pythian Castle into 20 apartments. The board opposes the plan citing parking congestion, suggesting a scaled down 13-unit option if one building is demolished.
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Chase Gove
City Board of Appeals
Gove
Sharon Stewart
All Saints St
Pythian Castle
Zoning Board
Stewart
Housing and Community Development Office
Department of Housing and Urban Development
West All Saints Street
Ms. Stewart
Ed Thomas
U.S
McMurray Street
Lee
John L. Ford
Asbury United Methodist Church
Asbury Church
Ford
Young
Carroll Creek
West Patrick Street
Tax overhaul inches toward law with Senate vote
The Senate approved a sweeping tax reform bill 97 to 3, bringing Congress close to a final package. Bargainers will meet in mid July to reconcile with the House version as debates focus on middle income relief, IRA deductibility, and state tax provisions.
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Ways and Means Committee
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H-Dre
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Congress
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Senate House
Good Morning America
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R-Kan
Pork Chambers
Packwood
Jane
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Medevac service to resume limited operations in Frederick and counties
Full Medevac service returns on a limited basis with night shifts 11 p.m. to 7 a.m. Fridays through Sundays in Frederick and Washington counties starting July 1. Sgt. Paul Crutchiey announces a new crew, amid memorials for two local crew members killed in January. local officials express hope for system upgrades and full restoration.
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Frederick
Washington
Paul C. Crutchiey
Cpl
Greg May
Carey S. Poetzman
Maryland Institute For Emergency Medical Services Systems
Salisbury
Baltimore
Cumberland
Centreville
Charles £. Smith
Frederick County
Croneburg
Robert E. Brashears
Brashears
Aviation Division
Mary land 4-H Family of the Year named
The Claiborne Neissinger family of Creagerstown named the Maryland 4-H Family of the Year. Pleasant dry midweek with highs near 75 to 99 and overnight lows 52 to 56 across Western Maryland. Weather map notes conditions through Thursday.
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Claiborne Neissinger
Creagerstown
Maryland
College Park
Sanay
City peddler ban to be reviewed in Frederick
The Frederick Board of Aldermen banned selling items from trucks including vegetables seafood and ice cream to curb toy furniture and rugs sales. Mayor Ronald N Young seeks a spring amendment to exempt produce and keep farmers flexible, while avoiding permanent stands. A stand on US 40 West was previously required to obtain a parking lot and building permit.
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Frederick
Young
US 40
Orioles edge Tigers 2-1 in 10 innings
In a tense extra inning affair, the Orioles narrowly defeated the Detroit club 2-1 after ten innings. Separately, Wimbledon saw Robert Seguso upset Jimmy Connors in a notable upset on yesterday’s action.
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Orioles
Detroit
Robert Seguso
Jimmy Connors
Fairchild to relocate Alabama microelectronics unit to Frederick
Fairchild Communications & Electronics Co announced in an advertisement this week that its Alabama based Insouth Microsystems unit will move to Frederick. The move brings two core groups of professionals to the area and completes local hiring. The ad seeks seven applicants including four engineering slots.
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Fairchild Communications & Electronics Co
Frederick
News-Post
Fourchikd Wi
Insouth Microsystems
Fairchild expands in Frederick area with new operation
The firm, now in Opelika Alabama, plans for wave to Frederick as executives at Fairchild's Germantown facility declined to comment. A data sheet notes losses in the aircraft division last year but predicts growth in electronics communications and space operations. Fairchild moved an earth station assembly operation to 801 East St in 1963, adding 50 local jobs.
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Opelika
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Fairchild
Germantown
Dulles International Airport
Frederick
Fairchild Invasives
Standard and Poor's Corp
Fairchild Communications and Electronics
East St
Baltimore Star: Pathologist Links Cocaine to Len Bias Death
BALTIMORE The state medical examiner says cocaine caused Len Bias’s death within minutes after ingestion in his dorm room. The report details rapid heart failure and brain blood flow cutoff as the drug entered his system.
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University of Maryland
Lefty Driesell
Washington Post
Maryland
Alueges Hanks Gui
Take Seeratek
Bias
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