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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1988

Page

3

New Residents at Victor Cullen Center Face Security Debate

Frederick County debate centers on admitting new residents described as aggressive mentally retarded patients from a Baltimore temporary center to Victor Cullen Center. The plan proposes two fenced cottages and a large staff increase to ease fears and integrate these residents into Maryland's noted facility in northwest Frederick County.

Victor Cullen Center Baltimore Maryland Frederick County

Governor Schaefer Goes to War With Maryland Legislature

Annapolis Bureau Chief Bob Reid reports Gov. Schaefer’s mood shifts from cool fury to open frustration as he battles Senate President Miller over light rail funding education cuts and a stalled economic plan. A breakfast with reporters reveals a volatile, personal clash, with threats to withdraw nominees and a possible impasse over a Prince George’s judgeship.

William Donald Schaefer Governor’s Government House Maryland Washington Ted Agnew Marvin Mandel Blair Lee Harry Hughes Baltimore Sun Senate Thomas W Mike” Miller Prince George's County Schaefer General Assembly City Council of Baltimore Senate Budget Committee Mike Miller DOT Trainor Frederick Carroll Creek Ron Young Freee Sia Two Sun Prince George’s Miller Mr. Schaefer Bob Reid Annapolis The Frederick News-Post

Federal loan blacklist target looms over borrowers

Washington officials push a sweeping OMB plan to bar students, farmers, and other applicants from federal aid based on vague “business integrity” rules. Critics warn the list could unfairly punish those who unknowingly deal with listed parties and empower those in power to influence outcomes.

Washington Reagan Congress Office of Management and Budget OMB Jack Brooks Texas Jim Lynch Rep Brooks Joseph Wright Gary Bass OMB Watch Howard Lyman National Farmers Union Lyman Department of Agriculture Madison Avenue Good Housekeeping Better Homes and Gardens

Hood College drive underwrites $50,000 pool plan

News-Post reports the Hood College student body aims to raise 50 000 toward a swimming pool as a challenge to 3 300 alumnae to fund 100 000 for the Joseph Henry Apple Library. The relief and vehicle necessity debate surfaces in local welfare work as officers decide on automobile use. Two prisoners from Roxbury State Penal Farm escape via a drain tunnel after noon meals.

Hood College Joseph Henry Apple Frederick County Welfare Board WPA Roxbury Hagerstown

Optimistic growth theme at Brunswick master plan hearing

The Brunswick Planning Commission presented the Comprehensive Master Plan to over 50 attendees, with Richard F. Crombie of the Frederick County Planning and Zoning Commission detailing the plan and related zoning rules. Frederick County BOE VP Richard F. Kline urged broad attendance at the annual budget hearing, noting last record turnout of 13 in 1967. Thurmont officials chose underground utility lines to Catoctin High School, costing 5500 versus 3700 for overhead. Frederick Community College outlined plans for an 800-student campus on Opossumtown Pike, to begin construction late this summer.

Brunswick Brunswick Planning Commission Richard F. Crombie Frederick County Frederick County Board of Education Richard F. Kline BOE Thurmont Ray C. Weddle Catoctin High School U.S. 15 Frederick Community College Lewis Stephens F. Lee Cochran Perkins and Will, Washington Opossumtown Pike

Baldness column inspires readers and playful bragging

Letters praise a piece on baldness and reflections by several bald men, noting the photo by Bill Wood of Commissioner Mark Hoke among balloons. Joe Davis of Frederick commends Hoke's levity, joking about his self description as a sexy thinker.

Bill Wood Mark Hoke

Half Time Burgess Proposal Sparks Walkersville Debate

WALKERSVILLE commissioners hear a proposal to raise the next burgess salary to 12000 a year in exchange for half time chief executive duties. JOHN L THOMPSON JR urges expanded impact fees and a comprehensive growth plan tied to a gas house pike sewer moratorium and annexation progress to shape future development.

Walkersville Woodsboro Pike Glade Valley Frederick Street Annapolis Winchester Hall Gas House Pike Monocacy Ballenger Creek

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