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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1984

Page

5

Frederick County Commissioners agenda notice and hearings

Frederick County Commissioners schedule public hearing on Economic Development Revenue Bonds for Capital Milk Producers Co op and Manekin Freder ick Associates LP with multiple tied agenda items including water sewer amendments and agricultural preservation district reviews the meetings set for March 27 1984 in Winchester Hall Frederick Maryland and a public briefing workshop announced for March 2 1984 plus a national brief on arthritis economic impact by the Arthritis Foundation noting high costs per year.

Board OF County Commessioners Meeting Winchester Hall Frederick Ma.m Puint of Rocks Estates Lawrence E. Spessman County Atty Shamrock U.S. 15 Franklinville Road James R. Shaw Capital Milk Producers Cooperative, Inc Manekin-Frederick Associates Limited Partnership Johnson D City of

Mondale accuses Hart of confusion in New York clash

Mondale camps in New York to wage a blunt attack on Hart over consistency on arms control and moving the embassy. Hart counters by pressing Mondale on his own beef and vision, while Jackson chases delegates ahead of key April primaries and caucuses.

Walter F. Mondale New York Gary Hart Hart Connecticut New England Virginia Kansas Montana Jessé Jackson Mondale Queens Colorado U.S Israel Tel Aviv Jerusalem Senate Middle East Jackson Pennsylvania

Senate rewrites price support and budget balance

ANNAPOLIS AP Governor Hughes concedes a budget battle with lawmakers. Senate approves a 6.9 billion budget, cuts nearly 50 million from his recommendations to avoid a tax increase, while House likely restores some funds. Senate leaders defend the reconciliation process amid ongoing dispute over tax methods.

Annapolis Harry Hughes Senate Hughes House of Delegates House Howard Denis Montgomery General Assembly

Greenpeace at Frederick Community College stresses activism

Greenpeace worker Dorothy Houston outlines the group's rise from a 14 year origin to a worldwide movement with about 1 million members. She cites protests against whaling and toxic waste, explains strategies like pipe plugging, roles in disarmament, and the push for public awareness to influence government policy.

Aleutian Islands France Australia New Zealand Greenpeace Dorothy Houston Frederick Community College Chesapeake Bay Houston Siberia European Economic Community Ms. Houston Bay

Meese confirmation cloud could drag on months

President Reagan's attorney general nominee Edwin Meese III faces a months long cloud as a special prosecutor reviews his finances amid Democratic attacks over what Walter Mondale terms the sleaze factor. Disclosures reveal loans from Edwin Thomas to the Meese family and possible unpaid debt. Speakes says Meese may amend tax returns for 1981 and 1982 to include interest. Fire alarms and ambulance calls noted in local log. Jail population listed.

Washington Reagan Walter F. Mondale Edwin Meese III Edwin Thomas Senate Judiciary Committee Meese Thomas Gretchen Tad Meeses Larry Speakes White House

County OKs auto repair service in ag districts

The Frederick County Commissioners approved a zoning text amendment to permit auto repair and services shops as spatial exceptions in agricultural districts. The plan supports haigi’s VW repair operation with stricter sight restrictions and a public objection process, six local supporters, and staff caution about the current limits.

Oks Frederick County Commissioners County Planning Commission Mark A. Haigi Walkersville Haigi Board of Appeals Haugi Board of Zoning Appeals Frederick J. Lowndes Harry Roderick Amos Holter Jr

Walkersville planners approve sign for professional building

Walkersville Planning Commission conditionally approves a 13 by 4 foot free standing sign for a professional building on the northeast end of town, contingent on town Burgess and commissioners approving a zoning text amendment at the next meeting. The plan also envisions a second identical building behind the offices and a four-practice sign. The panel discussed open space rules and plat approvals, asking for a draft ordinance and considering a time limit on plats amid town growth and traffic concerns.

Walkersville Keber Ronald Rudlaff MD. 194 Carole Larsen Commission Clyde Berger Larsen Fountain Rock Manor MD. 1 Frederick Walkersville Burgess Orley Bourland Jr

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