Burkittsville voters weigh pond lease for firefighting water
Burkittsville Town Council votes to put the pond lease issue to a referendum unless a compromise is reached with owner Maurice Grossnickle. The town seeks exclusive pond rights for firefighting water, amid earlier 99 year lease history and current liability for accidents. Additional actions include appointing Historic District and Planning and Zoning Commission members and sidewalk renovations for St Pauls Lutheran Church.
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Burkittsville
Maurice Grossnickle
Gerald Palmer
Grossnckles
Palmer
Ausherman
Grossnickle
Ray Head
Historic District Commission
HDC
Planning and Zoning Commission
St Paul's Lutheran Church
Planning Commission
Head
Senate Aims to Reinstate Economic Equity Act Amid Recovery
Senator Durenberger leads reintroduction of the Economic Equity Act stating recovery indicators favor the move while noting lasting recession impacts on women. A second bill, co sponsored by Senator Mathias, would curb FBI undercover operations and restrict political and religious infiltrations pending probable cause.
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Durenberger
Senate
FBI
Charles McC Mathias
R-Md
Sformants
Justice Department
William French Smith
Mount Airy school poster contest winners named
Winners in the Mount Airy Elementary School contest sponsored by the Mount Airy Lions Club were announced by Aaron the art teacher and Lions member O Neil. First place went to Bobby Miller, with runners up across grades two to five including Holly Little John Jessica Fogle Jennifer Wilson Tiffany Bush Renee Yanovich Andrew Gue Heather Marks Holly Graham Jared Justic Bobby Miller and Mark Hendrickson Eddie Albert. Grand prize overall winner was Bobby Miller.
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Mount Airy Lions Club
Mount Airy
Aaron
Mr O'Neil
The
Lions Club
Holly Little John
Jessica Fogle
Jennifer Wilson
Tiffany Bush
Renee Yanovich
Andrew Gue
Heather Marks
Holly Graham
Jared Justic
Bobby Miller
Mark Hendrikson
Eddie Albert
Gulf Coast to Florida Rain and Midwest Snow Forecast
The National Weather Service projects rain along the Gulf Coast of Texas to Florida on Wednesday. Snow is forecast for parts of Oklahoma Kansas Nebraska and Iowa. Weather details are based on an AP Laserphoto caption.
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National Weather Service
Gulf Coast
Texas
Florida
Oklahoma
Kansas
Nebraska
Iowa
Youth to stand trial in adult court for robbery spree
A juvenile suspect faces two counts each of assault with intent to rob and theft and two of assault and battery after a Oct 31 chase ended in a crash on South Market Street near Mount Olivet Cemetery. Two city officers were injured. Court date March 31. Citizens aided the investigation after March 10, police say.
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Ashton
South Market Street
Mount Olivet
Man arrested after long standoff in Wyoming home
A 21 year old Dover man Richard D Cooper hijacked a hog truck and held two people hostage in his ex girlfriend Shen A Twilley home west of Wyoming. After a more than nine hour standoff police entered the house with a dog. no shots were fired and no one was injured.
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Wyoming
Del
Richard D Cooper
Dover
Cooper
Dennison Rocellar
Joseph Forester
Forester
Shen A. Twilley
Gettysburg Hospital Admissions List Names Patients
A roster of hospital admissions includes Mrs Thomas Harmon of Westminster and Mrs John Wantz of Thurmam, along with Francis Smith of Emmitsburg, Donald Bower of Biglerville, Timothy Mitchell of Gettysburg, Paul Eyler of Emmitsburg, Wilbur Eckert of Taneytown, Kimberly Warthen of Emmitsburg, Harold Cleveland of Gettysburg, Annie Bittle of Littlestown, Sterling Myers of Emmitsburg, Ruth Jacobs and Walter Kennell of Gettysburg, Mrs Shawn Garber of Woodsboro, Mrs Thomas McKinney and Carole Ware of Gettysburg, Mrs Gregory Albright of Blue Ridge Summit, Brenda Bradley of Gettysburg, Charles Himler of Gettysburg, Mrs Harry Netzer Jr and daughter of York Springs, Kevin Beaver of Littlestown, William Rippean of Gettysburg, Lloyd Speelman of Gettysburg, Jeffrey Stouter of Orrianna, Fred Strickhouser of Fairfield.
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Thomas Harmon
Westminster
John Wantz
Thurmam
Francis Smith
Emmitsburg
Donald Bower
Biglerville
Timothy Mitchell
Gettysburg
Paul Eyler
Wilbur Eckert
Taneytown
Kimberly Warthen
Harold Cleveland
Annie Bittle
Littlestown
Sterling Myers
Ruth Jacobs
Walter Kennell
Shawn Garber
Woodsboro
Thomas McKinney
Carole Ware
Gregory Albright
Blue Ridge Summit
Brenda Bradley
Charles Himler
Harry Netzer Jr
York Springs
Kevin Beaver
William Rippean
Lloyd Speelman
Jeffrey Stouter
Cable Health Network to Launch on Frederick Cablevision
Frederick Cablevision will start Cable Health Network on March 15 1983 on Satellite Entertainment Channel 20 or 11. The 24 hour health and science channel features nutrition disease prevention medical advances and fitness programs with experts and dramatizations. Also noted Frederick will drop WGN Chicago signals after court ruling on copyright fee increases impacting about 6.2 million subscribers nationwide.
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Frederick
Cablevision
Cable Health Network
Bob Cole
Cable Health
sAvartionr Anomnartad Neasram Sar
Vice
Cole
Art Alece
NBC
Alene
Frederick Cablevision
Wgn-Tv
Chicago
U.S. Court of Appeals
National Cable Television Association
Mount St Marys joins national College Council
Mount St Marys College Emmitsburg has been elected to membership in the Council of Independent Colleges based in Washington. The council unites leaders in higher education for information sharing and trend analysis and offers institutes and workshops as well as foundation grants including the 1979 QUE project. The Carnegie Corporation granted 350 750 for a one year program to address challenges facing independent colleges.
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Mount St. Mary’s College
Emmitsburg
Council of Independent Colleges
Council
Carnegie Corporation of New York
Soapy storage tip from Family Circle for drapery hooks
A quick tip suggests storing drapery hooks by sticking them to a bar of soap. This keeps hooks attached and ready, allowing them to slide smoothly back into fabric when rehanging drapes.
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Family Circle
Nancy Reagan to appear on Diff'rent Strokes episode
Washington AP Nancy Reagan will star in a Diff'rent Strokes episode earning 506 scale dollars and donate the money to the National Federation of Parents. President Reagan plans to watch from Camp David as the anti drug plot airs at 8 p.m. EST Saturday.
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Washington
Nancy Reagan
Diff'rent Strokes
Sheila Tate
Reagan
National Federation of Parents
Camp David
Universal Studios
Universal City
Calif
Tip O'Neill
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