Maryland DOT Chief Warns of Bridge and Road Funding Cuts
Secretary Bridwell warned that Maryland would lose $165 million from the DOT fund over five years as the General Assembly diverted resources to the general treasury and other programs. He said existing and planned projects, including near Frederick and the Shady Grove area, would be delayed or curtailed.
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Linthicum
Maryland
Secretary of Transportation
General Assembly
General Treasury Wall
Lowell K Bridwell
Baltimore
DOT
Frederick
Shady Grove
Handwell
Ios Harry R. Hughes
Transportation Trust Fund
Washington
Hrrdwell
Bridwell
San Francisco
Transportation
Hood College summer graduate programs announced for 1984
Hood College lists evening graduate courses across disciplines including science and mathematics education, psychology, behavior studies, and public affairs for the 1984 summer session. Courses cover early childhood to middle school levels with instructors such as Paul Hummer and Lean Wood. Registration is in Rosenstock Hall or by mail. call 694 9999 for schedule and details.
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Flood College
Morehan SD
Department of Education
Paul Hummer Hummer
Middletown High School
Hood College
Rosenstock Hall
COL
Reagan will not attend Maryland 250th anniversary events
Reagan will skip Frederick County's June anniversary celebration of Maryland's 250th, as organizers prepared weeks earlier for the event. In Akron, Ohio, a separate report noted Cascade Holiday Inn canceled a Frontier Frolic weekend for readers of a sexually explicit magazine after a court ruling limited public sexual activity in hotel spaces.
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Reagan
Frederick County
Maryland
John Hampton Tisdale
Akron, Ohio
Cheers
Cascade Holiday Inn
Hotel Express
Tom Knoll
Motel Management Inc
Summit County Common Pleas
Evan Reed
Magcorp
Ohio Compechan Magerien
Heradien
Knoll
Mount Olive Baptist Church
Sentencing deferred for woman convicted of obstructing traffic
A district court delayed sentencing for Carol A Brubaker 19 after she was found guilty of impeding pedestrians and vehicles on Bente Street in a February 28 incident. John Oliver Diggs Jr of Montgomery County pleaded guilty to possession of paraphernalia and received probation before judgment awaiting a year without further charges. Shirley Peach pleaded guilty to two shoplifting counts totaling 70 dollars and will undergo a presentence investigation. The White House cooperated on a Special Camp David exhibit for a June 2 celebration in Maryland with events at the Sheraton Inn Frederick and a downtown parade. A 15 dollar admission for couples covers party tickets with displays and a Civil War encampment among fairground events. The report notes ongoing committee work toward the anniversary celebrations.
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Carol A Brubaker
Bente Street
John Oliver Diggs Jr
Montgomery County
Diggs
Frederick County
Shirley Peach
Grant
Greece
Maryland
Sheraton Inn
Frederick
Jimmy Purdum
Wanchester Hall
Frederck
Baker Park
Fairgrounds
Upemme
Frederick Counts
Baltymore Cyirics
Tisdale
Teacher to pay for car damage after walk over joke
In Camden Delaware two Caesar Rodney High students jumped on a parked red car after gym instructor Marilyn Ries told her class to walk over it. Principal Herbert S Childers says the incident happened last week and the teacher will pay for the damage. No disciplinary action against the students will be taken.
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Camden
Del
Herbert S Childers
Caesar Rodney High School
Childers
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