Planners Propose Mobile Home Zone for Montgomery County
Silver Spring planners push a Mobile Home Zone to govern new developments. The plan, enacted in September 1970, requires a minimum 20 acre and maximum 3 acre tracts with seven mobile homes per acre, setbacks, and underground utilities.
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Buerd Thuraday
Frederick
Jaanaing
Jude
Sirtuois
Jukrun
Johnson
Fredenck
Montgomery
Connei Board
Royce Hanson
Brighton Village
Gaithersburg
Perry Berman
Assessors’ Office
Officials to Meet Elm Street School Panel
Elected officials plan to meet with the Elm Street School preservation panel next Monday May 6. Committee chairman Gene Wheeler said state senators Edward P Thomas and Claiten G Ssueieen and delegates Clifton Virts Wallace KE Hutton and Julien P Delphey were expected, with public access and taxpayer input urged. County commissioners John A Derr Lawrence Dorsey Donald E Lewis Mayor Ronald Young and aldermen have been invited to attend.
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Ruth
Guts
Orien
Elm Street
Gene Wheeler Wheeler
Edward P Thomas
Claiten G. Ssueieen
Als Wen
Clifton Virts
Wallace KE Hutton
Julien P Delphey
Meeks
Wheeler
Aiso
County Board of Commissioners
John A. Derr
Lawrence Dorsey
Donald £. Lewis
Ronald Young
Board of Aldermen
Norbeck Man Sentenced To 40 Years
Rockville Circuit Court Judge John Mitchell sentenced 30 year old David H. Addison of Norbeck to 40 years in prison for armed robbery and assault with intent to murder Irene H. Smallwood. The 74 year old woman testified about the holdup last summer at the Hines Hatchery on Georgia Avenue in Olney.
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Rockville
John Mitchell
Norbeck
Irene H. Smallwood
Hines Hatchery
Olney
David H. Addison
Ms. Smallwood
Georgia Ave
Addison
Festival of Arts at Lutheran Church May 5
East Church Street Evangelical Lutheran Church hosts its second annual Festival of Arts titled Gods Creation on Sunday May 5 from 6 to 9 p.m. Exhibits include art handcrafts drama readings interpretive dance and a one act play. Music by Handbell choir small chamber ensemble brass choir and organ solos. Refreshments served. public invited.
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The
Evangelical Lutheran Church
East Church Street
Mouse Women Hear Speakers at Frederick Cheaper Chapter Night
The Meuse faire featured the Trager Meeting directed at Letitia Jacobeen with Usest speaker Leah Toanwner. Central Alarm System expert Chet Uaspaicher of the Predenck Couns discussed emergency fire and ambulance calls and media activation. New members Ruth Anderson Evelyn Butler Aeltie Hummer Ruth Gang Winifred Kuppern enrolled during March.
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Frederick Cheaper
Umner
Letitia Jacobeen
Leah Toanwner
Chet Uaspaicher
Predenck Couns
Cchiteque
Ruth Anderson
Evelyn Butler
Aeltie Hummer
Ruth Gang
Winifred Kuppern
Tangs Metin
Sylvia Jubrsen
Polly Radwell
Barbara Wasson
Alice Fogle
Blanche Frederick
Marlene Routzahn
Caron Gordon
Gladys Carey
Jean Brawner
Vedyn Lu Cale
Nuree Dene
Goucher College Hosts Open House for High School Students
Goucher College invites area sophomores and juniors to an Open House on Saturday May 11 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on campus in Towson Maryland. Faculty will discuss subjects and programs as admissions staff outline opportunities at the women’s liberal arts college located eight miles north of Baltimore.
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Goucher College
Goucher
Towson
Maryland
Baltimore
Milkmen Offered 150000 Anti-Trust Fix To Kalmbach
Washington AP report details a claim that leaders of the nation's largest dairy cooperative sought to pay 150000 to presidential fundraiser Herbert L Kalmbach to derail an antitrust suit into a wrist slap. The account cites Lilly as saying Mehren and Nelson discussed Kalmbach and the 1971 price support increase linked to campaign money.
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Washington
Herbert L. Kalmbach
Bob A. Lilly
Associated Milk Producers Inc
Lilly
Nixon
House Judiciary Committee
White House
Senate
Watergate Committee
Watergate Grand Jury
Edward L
Wright
American Bar Association
Cooperative
Justice Departs
RES Art
Co-Op
George L. Mehren
Coop
Railroads Fail to Reorganize Under Federal Bankruptcy Law
In Philadelphia the Central and Lehigh Valley railroads are ruled unable to reorganize under federal bankruptcy law. Judge Fullam says insufficient net income to justify reorganization while Bowen and Maine gains a separate ruling in Boston. Erie Lackawanna gets approval to reorganize and meet a congressional deadline to join Consolidated Rail Corp. Penn Central faces large maintenance costs and a potential $5 million annual shortfall over eight years.
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Philadelphia
Etter
Rockrweds
Jehan P. Fullam
Gameon Central
Lehigh Valley Railroad
J William Dither
Boston
Bowen & Maine
Erie Lackawanna
Mary Days
Penn Central
Grant Consolidated Rail Corp
Conrrail
Fullam
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Speciaiists
Frederick County Square
Alvin Lapidus
FUS
Nate Manszot
Tuneup Center
Donald Linton
Chamber of Oresce
Chie Charles Vo Main
Lon Alfierie
Steve Barbane
Milex Inc
Amos Brownt
Kalmbach
Mehren
Harold
Nelson
Beltone
Jerry and
Barbara Martin
Tses
Aze
Aneli Winchester NG
Pumber
Ney
Dudge
Better Boy Tomatoes
Hartman
Gutterfly Lane
Mt. Phillip
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