Frederick Hosts United States Air Force Band for 10th East Coast Visit
The United States Air Force Tactical Air Command Band performed in Frederick, marking a decade of regular East Coast tours stopping at schools and Weinberg Center. The program featured John Barnes Chance Symphony No 2, Francois Bourne Carmen Fantaisie, and Silverado themes. The band traverses up to 30,000 miles yearly, reaching over a million people in 500 performances. Frederick Mayor Ronald Young plans a proclamation, with Brunswick and Frederick high schools providing ushers.
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Frederick zoning board denies fence in historic district
The Frederick zoning appeals board refused a fence on North Market Street near downtown, asserting preservation of historic character over individual requests. Roy Meachum, a columnist for this newspaper, plans to pursue a citywide text amendment to allow fences, matter he says he is within his rights to pursue.
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Green beer and heritage doubt on St Patrick's Day
Bob Reid, Annapolis Bureau Chief of the Frederick News-Post, muses on Irish identity and green beer on St. Patrick's Day. He recalls Dublin parades, Boston celebrations, and family lore while planning who to visit tonight at Leo Green's Bowie area gathering.
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NRC clashes over interview rights at Farley plant
An NRC probe into Farley nuclear plant faces a snag as Alabama Power Co attorney James H. Miller III accompanies workers during interviews. NRC investigators fear bias while Miller claims he will represent all Farley employees involved, highlighting a conflict with federal access rules and worker privacy.
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14 year old girl held by police then recaptured
A 14 year old girl from Prince George's County was taken into custody by city police for investigation after loitering in Frederick for over a week. She escaped, hid for a time, and was recaptured, then sent to Montevue. Police grew suspicious of her circumstances but she gave little information.
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Plans for Bennett Village development receive initial approval
Frederick County planning commission granted initial approval to Bennett Village, a 480 acre 4500 home plan near Hyattstown at the I-70 interchange. The project includes recreation areas three school sites and mixed commercial and industrial zones. Mayor Grayson Doub of Myersville opposed Maryland’s constitution. The Frederick Housing Authority found a new residence for Eugene Henderson’s family after a Liberty fire. Sixteen Middletown High School students were inducted into the National Honor Society.
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National Association
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Mike Holter
Rick Lantz
Patricia Miller
Bill Randall
Teresa Rhoderick
Marty Ritchie
Robert Rogowski
Mary Schley
Robert Sheffler
Mary Lee Stevens
David Throne
Michaela Capek
Eddie Ritchie
Sylvia Ropp
Phylis Wilson
Letter Calls for Stricter Animal Control Laws Countywide
Roberta K Robinson of Buckeystown urges tougher rules after repeated dog attacks on livestock. She notes animal control efforts, recalls a case where a dog was killed and others warned, and argues fines are too light. She vows to act if a next attack occurs.
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Unleashed dogs stir neighbors in Frederick area incident
A letter criticizes lax leash laws while recounting a neighborhood dog roaming freely, fouling yards and threatening children. The writer condemns a local figure over a dog attack, urges stronger rules, and calls for funds to aid the Humane Society. Boundary issues and environmental debates appear in later segments from different writers, including health concerns about herbicides and remarks on community hope.
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