Lower Montgomery Groups Accused Of Playing God
A Montgomery County hearing on the Preliminary Day Sketch Plan heard Lower Montgomery civic groups accused of trying to control growth. Col Brooke Lee of Damascus blasted them for hindering future county development, saying they want to decide where people can live and how land is used. He praised the Olney plan for orderly growth along the Maryland Route 97 corridor and criticized efforts to shift development to downtown Washington, D.C. He warned continued opposition would harm Montgomery County. Clyde Anglesbee of the Olney Chamber of Commerce endorsed the Maryland National Capital Park and Planning Commission plan, supporting the town center concept with a ring road, proper sewerage pumping sites, and avoiding small spot zoning.
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Brooke Lee
Damascus
Mary Vinton
Upper County
Appalachia
Olney
Lower County
Washington D.C
Clyde Anglesbee
Olney Chamber of Commerce
Maryland National Capital Park and Planning Commission
Opposition Groups Decry Sketch Plan In Montgomery County
In the debate over the proposal, several groups and individuals voiced general opposition to the sketch plan. Names cited include Non Partisans for a Better Montgomery County, Olney Civic Association led by Mrs Harold Ickes, Montgomery County Civic Federation, Williamsburg Village Citizens Association, and the League of Women Voters.
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Montgomery County
Olney
PTA Chosen School Board Proposal Advocated in Maryland
Dr. David Jenkins of Anne Arundel County urged that school board members be district based and chosen by local PTA groups. The idea was presented at Hood College during the Maryland PTA Congress, as officers and chairmen from across the state wrap up a three day conference and set plans for 1965 1966 legislative agenda. Edwin Stein acted as Baltimore City interim superintendent.
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David Jenkins
Anne Arundel County
Maryland Pta Congress
Hood
PTA
Maryland Congress
Lord Baltimore
Dr. Jenkins
State Board of Education
Jenkins
Edwin Stein
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Orphans Court
Frederick County
Jesse B. Anders
Court House
Frederick
D.S.T
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Frederick City
Clifford A. Frazier
West South Street
Charles McC. Mathias
Waller Street
Water Street
Bessie Brill
South Market Street
Frederick Counts Agricultural Society
Jesse B. Artoms
PTA Leaders Laud Public Support for Schools and Democratic Involvement
Retiring after four decades of service to become dean of the University of Baltimore, Dr Jenkins sparked discussion on Baltimore City schools ward representation. Maryland PTA leaders and superintendents stressed PTA independence from schools, urged parental leadership in PTAs, and highlighted federal aid reaching Maryland to fund education.
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Jenkins
Stein
Baltimore
Joseph Showalter
Maryland Pta
PTA
Samuel Jenness
Carroll County
Trench Digger Acquitted By Jury
LITTLE FALLS Minn AP Raymond Acquiltzek who dug a trench across a township road was acquitted by a jury after trial. The incident involved a trench across a local road prompting charges, with testimony detailing intent and public safety concerns. The jury returned with a verdict of not guilty and case concluded.
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Little Falls, Minn
Raymond Acquilczek
Complaint about culvert sizes meets no relief
A resident said he had complained for 15 years that two road culverts were too small but received no relief from public officials.
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