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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1961

Page

14

Rezoning Of US 40 Sought In Frederick County

The Frederick County Planning Commission weighs a rezoning bid by C Cyril Klein for land along U S 40 between the Reeder farm lane and Bowers Road. Opponents claim reduced home values and no need for a commercial area while Klein and other owners push for commercial designation citing existing uses and frontage value. A second proposal seeks A1 to B2 rezoning for two adjoining Mountaindale Road parcels owned by Luther J Gladhill Jr and Ellis T Rice, backed by 43 residents and State Senator Samuel W Barrick. one owner plans a restaurant and the other an auto repair shop. Local input and county action pending.

Frederick County Weinberg U. S. 40 Joseph Reeder Bowers Road Robert Klemm U. S. 49 Null Delbert Planning Commission Reeder Luther J. Gladhill Jr Ellis T. Rice Mountaindale Road Bethel Road Gladhill Rice Samuel W. Barrick Mountaindale

Regents Hear Quality Of Education At Stake In Frostburg Merger

At a University of Maryland board meeting in College Park, Dr. Lewis Kaplan argued the core issue is education quality rather than jurisdiction in the Frostburg State Teachers College merger debate. He cited staffing and course content concerns, noting Frostburg lacks breadth in key subjects. The board took no action, reaffirming a neutral stance as the matter sits with the legislature. Also covered: Girl Scout window display in Frederick emphasizing home safety. Maryland's 107 year old war veteran Charlie Creek of Annapolis celebrated with Legion honors.

College Park API University of Maryland Board of Regents Frostburg State Teachers College University Lewis Kaplan Baltimore Gov. Tawes Maryland General Assembly Annapolis Tawes Frostburg Wilson H. Elkins William Walsh Cumberland Walsh State Board of Education Charlie Creek American Legion Creek Legion

Ground broken for Electronics Teaching Laboratories plant

Officials in Hagerstown break ground for a $250000 Electronics Teaching Laboratories plant by Rockville firm. Maj. Gen. John B. Medaris and his brother John E Medaris participate in the ceremony with a gold shovel. Gov. Tawes hails the project as an economic boost for unemployment and notes the firm will advance education with modern teaching tools.

Gov. Tawes Harry Bos Hagerstown Hagerscoun

Seek Change In Securing SRC Land

ANNAPOLIS AP The State Roads Commission estimates that a condemnation bill would cost an extra 473000 dollars yearly and require about 120 new staff. Metes and bounds surveys would affect 68 percent of properties taken, with an average 525 dollar per survey. Building roads nationwide poses a problem.

Annapolis State Roads Commission General Assembly David Fisher SRC Fisher Commission John B Funk Funk Joseph D. Buscher Buscher Wilson Barnes Legislative Council Sen H Winship D-Prince Georges The Roads Commission Wheatley

New Students Face Increasing Standards at Maryland

COLLEGE PARK MD AP New students face higher standards says Dr Wilson H Elkins University of Maryland president at annual convocation He warns about admissions expanding performance and rising costs of college life noting fewer freshmen flunked out last semester and more use library facilities while cheating remains too prevalent to ignore

College Park Wilson H. Elkins Union Maryland Univer Elkins

Helium Named From Greek Sun Word Helios

Helium was first detected in the sun’s atmosphere through spectroscopy. The element derives its name from the Greek word helios meaning sun.

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