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News in Frederick, Maryland

22 Mar 1993

Page 9

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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Mar 22, 1993

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9

Baltimore Washington region ranks fourth in nation

The Baltimore Washington consolidated metropolitan area grew 1.5 percent in 1991 to 6.83 million, securing the fourth largest U S market behind New York Los Angeles and Chicago. Washington area up 1.6 percent to 4.3 million. Baltimore up 1.3 percent to 2.4 million. Hagerstown 123142.

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Baltimore Baltimore- Washington Census Bureau Consolidated Washington Virginia West Virginia Hagerstown New York Los Angeles Chicago George Grier Greater Mr. Grier Grier New Jersey Long Island Connecticut Pennsylvania Riverside Orange County Gary Ind Kenosha Wisc San Francisco Oakland San Jose
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Washington weighs third major plan for city bridges and roads

Planners discuss a conceptual framework to reshape Washington DC including merging the 1th Street Bridge into one span, relocating the Frederick Douglass Bridge and realigning the Theodore Roosevelt Bridge. Other ideas involve limiting downtown federal parking, canals to separate Fort Myer area, an underground freeway tunnel, a new convention center above Union Station, and a RFK Stadium replacement with a federal development center. Proposals lack feasibility estimates and require approval from local, federal, and Arlington authorities.

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Washington 1Th Street Lee Feldman National Capital Planning Commission Fort McNair South Capitol Street Robert F. Kennedy Stadium Redskins Union Station Feldman Charles Pierre L Congress Arlington County Pentagon Fort Myer Arlington National Cemetery Arlington Rosslyn Washington National Airport Potomac River
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