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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Mar 06, 1976

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Pallottine Loans Tied to Land Speculators in Baltimore

The Pallottine Fathers reportedly loaned at least 140000 to business associates and real estate speculators, including W Dale Hess, a former Harford County legislator and Mandel co-defendant. Hess borrowed 35000 in Aug 1974 to settle a due mortgage, with the two acres used as security adjacent to Hess’s Aberdeen Shopping Plaza development. The order later lent 20000 to C Dennis Webster in Sep 1974. mortgage details and loan terms remain unclear.

Baltimore Pallottine Fathers Baltimore Sun Catholic Missionary Order W. Dale Hess Harford County Marvin Mandel the Sun Hess American National Building and Loan Association Aberdeen Order of

Annex construction on schedule at Winchester Hall site

The Winchester Hall annex on East Church Street advances on plan with three floors and a basement. Interior work includes demountable partitions, carpeted floors, and laser leveling for level accuracy. The steel frame building features fire restricted construction, with ongoing wiring, plumbing, and a forthcoming sound absorbing tile upgrade. Completion is set for early June, with County and Metropolitan Commission offices allocated across floors.

Winchester Hall East Church Street Mason Charles Allen Washington Metro Allen

Space shortage cuts county office privacy at Winchester Hall

Construction of the Winchester Hall annex in Winchester progresses slowly and will not bring full private offices until 1978. East wing offices remain crowded, with only minimal relief expected when the new three story wing opens. Remodeling after the annex adds a large public auditorium, while the Planning and Zoning and Community Services Agency will not move. Charles F. Bowers is the architect and Jesse Dustin & Son Inc. is the general contractor for the roughly 2 million project.

Winchester Hall Boiler Room Department of Planning and Zoning The Community Services Agency Reid Charles F. Bowers Jesse Dustin & Son Inc Rockville

Public hearing on Bastalco emissions Monday

Frederick county officials will host a public hearing at Winchester Hall at 10 30 a m Monday to question Secretary of Agriculture Young D Hance about the department s fluoride monitoring near the Eastalco plant Mrs Curtis Zimmerman a local dairy farmer testified that her cows are sick and she questions Eastalco s statements Hance said the department is prepared to expand monitoring if residents request it and no clear problem near the plant has been proven yet but concerns remain about air quality and farm safety

Hanice Winchester Hall Curtis Zimmerman Adamstown Eastalco Plain Department of Agriculture Hance Frederick David Clarke Eustako Clarke Eastalia Zimmerman Eastalco Munson Maryland Hagerstown Chamber of Commerce Consumer Complaint Bureau Fredenck Better Business Bureau Julien P. Delphey

Postal Service resumes closing small offices

The Postal Service reinstitutes a policy to close unprofitable rural post offices with judicial sanction. A federal judge allowed closings to proceed, after a temporary restraining order, while noting protections require 90 days notice. The agency faces 600 offices under review and GAO estimates up to 12,000 closures nationwide could save $100 million annually.

Washington Postal Service Mail Agency Congress U.S Smith General Accounting Office GAO

Weather outlook and quotes from Kipling

A brief forecast notes partly cloudy skies and mild temperatures with a high near 60 to 66 today, then clear and cold tonight around 30. Sunday stays mostly sunny and cool with a high near 50 and near zero precipitation. The excerpt ends with the line we have 40 million reasons for failure, but not a single excuse by Rudyard Kipling, dated 1965 1936.

Rudyard Kipling

Reagan presses Florida clash in get tough bid for nomination

Ronald Reagan intensifies his Florida push with a weekend stamina campaign as he accuses Ford of soft detente and vows a tougher approach if elected. Ford counters from Illinois and pivots to the farm vote ahead of March 16 primaries. In Florida and Illinois, Carter Jackson Wallace and Shapp trade sharp lines on issues and strategy.

Ronald Reagan Ford Florida Reagan Gulf Coast Soviet Union Finois Peoria Russia Illinois Georgia Jimmy Carter Washington Henry Jackson Alabama George C Wallace Pennsylvania Milton Shapp

Consumer protection help offered in Winchester Hall offices

Maryland Consumer Protection Division specialists Larry Munson and Lynn Treichler provide free advice on auto repairs security deposits and mail order issues two days a week at Winchester Hall 9 to 4 on Mondays and Thursdays. They emphasize prevention and mediate educate and inform, with main operations centered in Hagerstown and Baltimore under Attorney General Francis B. Burch.

Rederici Winchester Hall Larry Munson Lynn Treichler Consumer Protection Division Maryland Attorney General Munson Treichler Community Services Agency CSA Winchester Creneai Heip Munson and Treichler Hagerstown Western Murson Baltimore Maryland Pew

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