Grim road for highways in Maryland and national transit fight
Frederick Maryland region advances the dualization of U S 15 toward Emmitsburg and plans to lift I 70 from Frederick to Baltimore while facing funding battles with mass transit projects like the Baltimore subway. A Wall Street Journal survey warns that the aging national highway system requires massive repairs and funding, risking burdens on local governments and taxpayers.
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Pennsylvania Line
Emmitsburg
Frederick
Pennsylvania
Baltimore
House of Delegates
Wall Street Journal
Federal Highway Administration
Detroit
Highway Administration
Highway Trust Fund
Daddy Warbucks
Mass Transit
Road Gang
Readers ask what emission figures truly mean
A letter to the editor argues the public is left guessing about air pollutant numbers from Eastalco Aluminum and other facilities. It urges clearer state and county explanations, noting past health surveys near the Eastalco smelter and calls for interpretive reports rather than raw statistics.
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Esstalco Aluminum
Eustalco
Maryland
Board of Health
Lewis and Wirts
Bastalco
Alpha Portland Cement
Pepcoq
Dickerson
Crum
Bollinger
Dorsey
Ezstalco
State Air Quality Control
State Agriculture Department
Eastalco
Eustako
Martha J. Schipper
Schipper
William B. Buck
University of
Suttie
Buck
Carroll Manor
Adamstown
Shupe
Frederick
Big Smoky era radiation fears and local concerns
A dense critique covers post test radiation risks from atomic programs, government handling, and public health watch. It cites leukemia fears among veterans, internal reports, and calls for open scientific forums, plus local letters urging clarity on fluoride impacts and police department accountability.
Fredericktowne Savings marks 100th anniversary
Fifty years ago in March 1928 officials and affiliated members celebrated the Fredericktowne Savings Institution centennial. County education head Leslie N. Coblentz urged schools to focus on three core subjects. In Westminster, Chief Judge Parke heard a church case seeking sale of Lazarus Evangelical Lutheran and Lazarus German Reformed Church property and appointment of receivers to divide proceeds.
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Fredericktowne Savings Institution
Leslie N. Coblentz
County Board of Education
Kiwanis Club
Parke
Westminster
Equity
Lazarus Evangelical Lutheran Church
Lazarus German Reformed Church
Lineboro
Carroll County
School Board buys home to be converted for trainable retarded children
Dr James A Sensenbaugh superintendent announces Frederick County Board of Education has purchased a Hayward Lane house for 34000 to be transformed into a school for trainable mentally retarded children. About 500 Frederick County teachers attend the first day of the third annual teachers conference at Frederick High School on How Good Can We Make Our Schools. A library week push calls for library consciousness March 16 to 22 urging easy access to books and the power of print.
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Hanford
Mancuso
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Battelle Pacific Northwest Labs
Richland
Wash
Battelle
Ethel Gilbert
Edythalena Tompkins
Paul Tompkins
Federal Radiation Council
Howard Rosenberg
The
Disease Control Center
Energy
James Liverman
Sidney Marks
Marks
Battelle Labs
Michael Clarke
Gilbert Kelly
Barbara Fritchle
Frederick
America
Ireland
Baltimore
Francis Scott Key
Equitable Life Insurance Company
James A. Sensenbaugh
Board of Education
Hayward Lane
Harmony Grove
Ransom A. Lews
Walkersville
Frederick County
Frederick High School
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Brown
Livermore Laboratories
Joseph Catifano
Catifano
Center For Disease Control
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Pentagon
South Pacific
Energy Department
Huaking
University of Pittsburgh
Thomas F. Mancuso
Hanford, Wash
Fawi Rogers
D-Fla
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R.ky
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