Montgomery Village Plan Aims For 20000 In Gaithersburg Area
Kettler Brothers proposes a mass planned community north of Gaithersburg with 1767.3 acres in Montgomery County and 500 acres nearby, to house about 20,000 residents in 6500 dwellings over 20 years. The project includes a self contained town center, schools, parks, a lake, a country club, retail facilities, civic auditorium, and extensions to nearby streams for orderly growth, with projected tax revenues of about 16.85 million overall and roughly 97,657 in Gaithersburg.
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Town sector zoning rules set area limits and public needs
County Council approves a town sector plan restricting commercial use to ten per cent of land including parking five per cent for industry and employment, open space to at least ten per cent, and a population cap of fifteen persons per acre. Development must follow the PRs preliminary plan showing buildings roads sewers and water mains.
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Damascus Book Club Donates to School Library
The Damascus Elementary School library receives a 50 donation from the Damascus Book Club to fund new books. Principal Charles Hoover receives the check from club representatives Mrs. Robert Stevenson and Mrs. Daniel Howell, with librarian Mrs. Selah Horner present.
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Baltimore Welfare Jobs Up 149.4 P.C.
Baltimore reports a 149.4 percent rise in welfare jobs after a Department of Welfare initiative. The AP dispatch notes significant employment gains across city programs and increased eligibility outreach.
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Doctors quit smoking with new nicotine tablet claims
Chicago reports from the University of Chicago National Opinion Research Center show 52 percent of American doctors do not smoke with many quitting due to evidence linking cigarettes to lung cancer. An Anti-Tobacco Center of America tablet allegedly helps reduce nicotine need, with 89 648 heavy smokers stopping already. Free information offered by the center in New York.
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