City and HDC clash over vending machines in historic district
Frederick officials sent two letters causing a dispute over Coca-Cola vending machines and lighted signs in the historic district. John Shupe of Crazy John's and Carroll Hut ter of Frederick Coca-Cola attend the May 13 HDC meeting to argue for HDC approval or avoidance. The first letter sought HDC referra l for exterior changes, while the second urged city approvals only for new installations, acknowledging pre existing machines may remain.
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HDC
John Shupe
Crazy John's Butcher Shop
W. South St
Carroll Hutter
Frederick
Coca-Cola
Frederick City
Shupe
Gene Schoonover
Gene
Lork
North Market Street
BDC
Cynthia Wilbur
Ronald N. Young
Shupe's
Schoonover’s
Young
Coca-Cola signs spark city dispute over historic district commission
HDC Chairman G Bernard Callan Jr says the commission was not consulted before letters were mailed about signs across from the county courthouse. He notes Coca Cola has been receptive. Hutter, a Coca Cola rep, says the HDC appears hostile to the small business and has not officially stated its position.
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New County
HDC
G. Bernard Callan Jr
Coca-Cola
Callan
Hutter
Frederick County sees drop in traffic deaths in early 1982
Maryland State Police data for the first four months of 1982 show a 29.5 percent drop in traffic fatalities in Frederick County while DWI arrests increased. The figures highlight improving road safety amidst enforcement efforts.
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Frederick County
Maryland
Delphey seeks fourth term in Maryland House of Delegates
Del. F. Delphey of Frederick announced at a county courthouse steps press conference his bid for a fourth term in the Maryland General Assembly. The piece notes traffic fatality declines in Frederick County and cites tougher drunk driving enforcement and new laws signed by Gov. Hughes as contributing factors, with DWI arrests rising in 1982.
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Dune F. Delphey
Frederick Washington
House of Delegates
Old
Delphey
House
Maryland
MADD
Pikesville
Hughes
Swope
Swone
British ship Sheffield sunk near Falklands in strike
The Associated Press reports Britain suffered a setback in the Falklands campaign with the destroyer Sheffield hit by a land based Argentine missile, burning and listing as about 270 crew evacuated. Argentina claims many sailors missing from the sunken cruiser as British forces contest the damage and await further word.
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Defense
John Nott
House of Commons
South Atlantic
Buenos Aires
Haig
Henderson
Margaret Thatcher
Sheffield
General Belgrano
United Nations
U.N
Javier Perez
World Prayer Day observed at Harriet Chapel site
Frederick County observes the National Day of Prayer at Harriet Chapel in the Catoctin Episcopal Parish on Md 06 Catoctin Furnace Road south of Thermont with services at a.m 12 2008 and 6 0 p.m Teresa C. Scott says past presidents including Winston Churchill and Franklin D. Roosevelt worshipped here due to proximity to Camp David. A 7:30 p.m. rally is planned at Constitution Hall in Washington, D C.
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Catoctin Episcopal Parrish
Catoctin Furnace Road
Thermont
Teresa C. Scott
Winston Churchill
Catoctin
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Conatituthon Hall
Washington, D.C
U S silent on Falklands developments
The State Department offered no comment on a new Falklands diplomatic move after a three hour Haig Henderson meeting in New York. Officials hinted only that Haig wished to stay in touch during a delicate phase as Britain faces renewed violence, with ships sunk and survivors unaccounted for.
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State Department
Falklands
Alexander M. Haig Jr
Nicholas Henderson
Haig
Henderson
New York
Britain
South Atlantic
Andrews Air Force Base
Irish Fund
Senate watches Pentagon slide show on Soviet buildup
Washington Reuters AP report describes a 24 hour DIA briefing shown to Senate Armed Services and Intelligence committees as defense authorization fights through budget cuts. GOP House members expected to view. DIA official to brief at a Republican Conference meeting. In Massachusetts, Turkish honorary consul Orban Gunduz is shot dead after bombing at his office. murder claimed by alleged Armenian Genocide group.
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Senate
Pentagon
House
Reagan Administration
DIA
John T. Hughes
House Republican Conference
Sunny warm week ahead in Western Maryland
A large high pressure system brings fair weather across Western Maryland with sunny skies. Highs reach near 80 in Carroll, Frederick, Howard, Montgomery and Washington counties, with lows around 50. Maryland mountains stay in the 70s to near 70 Thursday, light to southeast winds, drying conditions excellent through Thursday. Yesterday’s temps ranged from 71 to 76 with lows from 44 to 53.
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Carroll
Frederick
Howard
Montgomery
Washington
Hagerstown
Westminster
Gaithersburg
Leesburg
David Lesher
Washington merry go round and political clout notes
Columnist Jack Anderson highlights the Soviet general's daughter seeking to join her husband, while John Starrell reports on Helmut Schmidt's rising political influence in West Germany. Robert Reid muses on writing amid spring fever, and Tom Tiede reveals antiquated weapons used by National Guardsmen. Donald Rothberg discusses ERA support letters. Suzy Brett hunts grocery savings. Buck Burner’s Sara Woodfield shares leftover roast tips. Kathryn Jenkins offers foreign-food recipes.
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Jack Anderson
John Starrell
Helmut Schmidt
Robert Reid
Tom Tiede
Donald Rothberg
Dick Heiner
Food — News-Post
Suzy Brett
Buck Burner
Sara Woodfield
Frederick County Friction
Kathryn Jenkins
Inside The News Nothing Is Work If You Prefer Something Else
A reflective aphorism attributed to James Barrie notes that work loses meaning when passion or choice is absent. The quote emphasizes personal motivation and engagement as key to meaningful effort.
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