County Commissioners adopt Urban Regional plan amid local opposition
A reader condemns the 3-2 vote to adopt the Urban Regional plan east of I-270, decrying it as speculative and flawed. The letter laments perceived favoritism, questions zoning and water needs, and urges voters to weigh freedom of choice at the polls before the April 2 decision. It contrasts urban expansion with rural land rights and invites readers to engage on library sites and local projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Johnson
Aew
Sugar Loaf Mountain
George
Commissioners
New York City
4Th St
Fifth Ave
C. Burr Artz
Homemaker clubs outline March meetings and events
March notes from White Oak Town and Country Mid-Valley Jug Bridge County Line and Woodsboro Homemakers show meetings on CPR bread making and planned events. Dates include April 11 planning meeting April 18 at Jean Hartman Frederick April 26 27 state spring meeting and June farm visitation day with calls to register and details at local extension offices.
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North Market St
Hood Ddge
Town & Country
Nancy Moore
Eastview
Phoebe Rice
Vicki Settle
Mary McLaughlin
Joan Perenosky
Jean Hartman
Schley Ave
Frederick
Mid-Valley
Dorsey Rice
Homemakers’ Club
David Haines
Rice
Earl Leatherman
John Barker
Mid-Valley Club
Richard Bidle
Kenneth Reeder
JUG Bridge
Bea Stup
County Line
Dixie Milter
Hood College
County Line Homemakers
Cheryl Stanley
Brenda Holmes
Hyattstown Methodist Church
Hickory Farms
Woodsboro
Woodsboro Extension Homemakers Club
Steiner Smith
Rose Keefer
Ray Ziegler
Roger Hildebrand
Dear Abby advice on kiss hunger and family duties
Dear Abby answers on kiss issues in marriage and managing gifts for jealous stepchildren. The columnist urges professional help for the kiss aversion, suggests accepting a kissless marriage or ending it, and commends handling gifts by focusing on the original giver. A 9 year old with a crush receives neutral guidance to act unobtrusively to gain attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred
Abby
Tam
Chicago
Serious
Frederick woman plans Adoptees Rights Organization ARQ
A Frederick resident and adoptee, Linda Helms, proposes forming Adoptees Rights Organization locally to aid adoptees in searching for birth families and to advocate for access to birth records. The group would also assist adoptive parents, consider welcoming birth parents, and push for legislative changes to ease record access and reduce costs. Helms cites her own discovery of a birth mother who died in 1964 and a living grandmother, with a brother in Colorado, as part of the motivation. Anyone interested may contact Helms at 663-1283 or 206 Apple Tree Court, Frederick MD 21701.
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Frederick
Linda Helms
Hillcrest Orchard
Helms
Montgomery County
Bethesda
Association
Adoptees’ Rights Organization
ARQ
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Dickey Farm
Cooksville
Maryland Cooperative Extension Service
Symons Hall
College Park
White Oak
Carolyn Markley
Sent
Betty Englar
Husband
Cory
Carol Whittington
Hazel Rice
Citizen's
Lynn Roberts
Italy
James Murphy
Mrs. Murphy
Conn
David Rambo
Jamaica
Boyer Travel Agency
E. Church
Elkins
Frederick T.mc.a
Thurmont
Tom
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