Population Boom Foreseen in Frederick County by 2000
Frederick County planning officials based on Potomac Edison projections expect rapid growth across the county. Myersville Middletown Valley Thurmont Buckeys Urbana New Market and Liberty areas all show substantial rises, with Urbana and New Market among the fastest expanding zones. Overall county population would rise toward about 200000 by 2000 from 71930 in 1960.
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Population projections for county districts show growth path
Planners estimate the New Market and Woodville districts will grow from 5,044 in 1960 to 6,300 in 1970, 7,800 in 1980, 9,300 in 1990 and 11,200 in 2000. Libertytown area districts Liberty Woodsboro Johnsville and Linganore rise from 4,918 in 1960 to 5,300 in 1970 and 6,800 by 2000. Buckeystown district also shown in projection.
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Population projections rise across Thurmont Emmitsburg area
The county forecasts steady population growth from 1960 through 2000 with specific increases for North County Emmitsburg Thurmont and Creagerstown districts and for Middletown Brunswick Burkittsville Petersville Jefferson and Myersville areas. Frederick City metro area figures were released in a separate report. Delegate Leonard Blondes of Montgomery seeks a Legislature bill urging the University of Mary.
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Maryland Junior Science Symposium attracts two Montgomery students
The News reports that two Montgomery County high school students, Miss Mary Kramer of Bethesda and Louis Fishman of Wheaton, were chosen to present scientific papers at the Maryland Junior Science and Humanities Symposium in Baltimore from April 1 to 3, among 15 competitors.
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