Tenants face eviction as park plans move ahead
Park officials say negotiations began in 1979 over land at the Monocacy Battlefield site near Sharpsburg. The Vivino farm is to be acquired with 1981 funds, with the large Vivino farmhouse slated as an informational center and a park staff house planned on the second floor. Tenants fear losing their home by June while facing moving costs and uncertainty about finding new housing.
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Boyer
WG Leimer
Antietam National Park
Sharpsburg
Monocacy Battlefield National Park
Leimer
Park Service
Vivinos
Lemmer
Boyers
Congress
Vivino
Monocacy
Jubal Early
Early
Washington, D.C
D.C
U.S
Vivino Farm
Mrlee
UN Lo Bedddeotck
Pam
Smoots
Mrs Smoot
Smoot
Library Trustees Power Change Over Endowment Funds
A reported review notes that in 1983 special legislation allowed trustees to administer endowment funds, a practice continued from 1983 to 71. The 1871 revision then barred individuals appointed on religious grounds from managing funds, altering governance of the endowment.
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Ms. Reynolds
Gasoline tax passes to fund Maryland road repairs
The Maryland Senate approved a 40 cent gas tax increase over two years to raise 135 million for road and bridge work. The measure passed 29 to 17 amid fights over abortion funding and transportation spending. The Frederick County library system plans to sell its library building and move, with shelving stored for later use and no overdue fines in the first two weeks.
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Annapolis
Maryland Senate
Senate
Harry Hughes
Charles H. Smelser
Edward P. Thomas
Smelser
Department of Transportation
Baltimore
Thomas
Maryland
Subway
Potomac Edison hearings near Frederick on March 30
PE president Elmer B Kaelin praised the commission’s fair process after his firm’s testimony in the PE rate case. Public hearings will span Hagerstown, Cumberland, and Frederick with two afternoon and evening sessions inviting PE customers to speak or question executives. Materials are available at 421 East Patrick Street Frederick office.
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Zannen Wuld
Elmer B Kaelin
Kaelin
PSC
Commission
Hagerstown
Cumberland
Frederick
118Th Market St
Iira
Frederick County
Department of Loral Services
Market St
City Hall
Potomac Edison
East Patrick St
Hayes Seeks Frederick County Sheriff Post in 1980 Race
Mire Hays, a longtime deputy sheriff and resident of Frederick County, announces her run for sheriff. She cites pay, overtime, and improved court and law enforcement services as priorities and highlights her training and community roles. Other candidates include Republicans Robert Snyder and Thomas Fritz and Democrats William Boone and David M. Dozzen.
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Department
Maryland State Police
Frederick County
Stonehavee Lane
Hartley House
Battered Spouse Shelter
Aildain Episcopal Church
Gary
Sheriff's Post
Robert Snyder
Thomas Fritz
William Boone
David M. Dozzen
Ed Waters Jr
Admissions and Births at Annie Warner Hospital Gettysburg PA
Admissions list includes multiple individuals from Gettysburg and surrounding towns with several patients named at Annie Warner Hospital. Birth notices indicate a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Clarence Williams of Toneytown and a son to Deborah Dobbs of Gettysburg, both on March 12.
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Clarence Williams
Toneytown
Richard Geyer
Gettysburg
John McGloughlin
Keymar
James Landis Se
Fairfield
Judith Heim
Carl McDonnell
Orrianna
Mel van Jeffcoat
Joseph Ornendorft
Lloyd Koontz
Terry Coant
Michael Cordero
Bandersville
Gary Schaffer
Watkinsville
Sarah Wing
Scheffer
R James Schaffer
Frederck
Schaffer
Alex Montgomery
Atlanta, Ga
Police identify suspect in Texato gas station robbery
Maryland State Police in Frederick identify a 22 year old black male suspect in the Texato gas station robbery on Md 85 near the Francis Scott Key Mall. A warrant is out for his arrest. He is about 5 feet 7 inches, 135 pounds, with short black hair and a possible mustache. The case is being handled by Sgt. V. EB. Wolfe.
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Maryland
Frederick
Texato
MD 85
Francis Scott Key Mall
V. EB. Wolfe
Abandoned baby girl placed in foster home
A healthy infant girl abandoned in an unlocked car on Peach Leaf Drive in Gaithersburg March 3 was placed in a foster home for about three months before adoption. Many expressed interest in adopting after reports, mother did not come forward, baby received hospital care and gifts. ROADS BOARD MEETING There will be a Frederick Roads Board meeting at 7 30 pm Tuesday March 23 in Winchester Hall. Open to the public. First to announce Antarctica was Charles Wilkes in 1840.
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Gaithersburg
Peach Leaf Drive
Shady Grove Hospital
Roads Board
Frederick Roads Board
Commissioners Room
Winchester Hall
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Mrs. Snoot
Buck
National Park Service
Republic
County Library System
Artzree
Mr. Reynolds
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Betty
Great Souther Printing & Mig. Co
BO Ber
East
Patrick Street
Hayes
Annie Warner
Pennsylvania
Betty Jane Crum
Walkersville
Marlow Thompson
D St
Brunswick
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Montgomery
Wilke
Antarctica
Charles Wilkes
U 5
Esa Ee
Washburn
LYS Guitars
LYS
Canada
Martin
Gibson
Fender
Tercare
Frederick Towne
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