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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1983

Page

13

Carroll sets May 24 hearing on asbestos dumping

Carroll County public works director John T Sterling Jr invites state health department and EPA officials to a 7 30 p m meeting May 24 in Westminster Room 7 to discuss the proposed disposal of friable asbestos at John Owings and Hoods Mill landfills. The session follows county caution after commissioners delayed a decision, with residents voicing safety concerns and calls for clarity on EPA and state guidelines.

Carroll Carroll County John T. Sterling Jr State Health Department Environmental Protection Westminster John Owings and Hoods Mill EPA Carroll Countians Sterling Ha Moa Heep Reneh Nancy Hagerty Montgomery County Ronald Nelson Waste Management Administration Maryland National Institute For Occupational Safety and Health NIOSH

Frederickan Community Honors and Arts in Frederick

A Frederick week highlights charitable meals at Salvation Army and annual fashion show at Evangelical Reformed Lutheran Church. Major Jenkins and wife Janice praised for service. the Birthday Fashion Show featured 1860s attire and rising student talent. Recaps include Frederick Symphony performances by Alan Baker and Herbert Greenberg, and ongoing art shows at Hood College and local galleries.

West Fifth Street Salvation Army Berkeley Jenkins Janice Women's Auxiliary Evangelical Reformed Lutheran Church Charlie Stup Major Edward Laity Baltimore Kathryn Nicodemus Jenkins Ron Castle Parson's Ann Gohegan Debbie Culler April Marie Jenkins Chastity Fox Lori Smith Andrea Gill Brenda Wyatt Totem Arts Center Hood College Dr. Warner Kathy Reinsel Heidi Fetterhof Alison Drum Gambia Barbara Reade Musica Antiqua Bill Bucher Jennifer O’brien Renee Schaidt Judi Harne Connie Duiguid Irene Kiriloff

Rupli guilty of battery in domestic dispute case

Former Sixth District Democratic Congressional candidate Dan C Rupli was convicted of battery against his estranged wife Brenda Rupli in Frederick County District Court. The incident occurred Aug 20 1982 in his Burkittsville office. Judge Darrew Glaser called the act unwelcome and unconsented. Rupli plans to appeal.

Dan C. Rupli Frederick County Brenda Ellen Rupli Burkittsville Rupli cUchi Raph Democratic Party Peking Goodloe E. Byron Carolyn Barranca

CATV bid deadline extended in Carroll County

Carroll County CAC extended the CATV bid deadline from June 1 to July 1 amid data gaps cited by Matrix Enterprises Inc. and Antietam Cable. Board members and consultants debated fairness and the need for uniform information to draft precise proposals. Matrix, with 13 CATV systems serving 35,000 subscribers, said the missing road mileage and population data hindered accurate bids.

Carroll County CATV Citizens Advisory Committee CAC Heyh Matrix Enterprises Inc Franklin, Tens Antietam Cable Hagerstown Mount Airy Lewis C. Dixon Dixon Cooper Associates New Jersey Howard Friedman Friedman John Lubatkin Lubatkin Richard Story Office of Economic and Community Development Robert Bair Anyme Changcs Chtsurags Panies Cleveland Ohio

News brief from The News Frederick May 6 1983

The May 6 1983 Frederick Maryland issue presents local briefs and updates from The News. It covers community happenings, public notices, and brief reports on area events and developments.

the News Frederick, Md

Mitchell to keynote HRC dinner honoring local relations leaders

Rep. Parren J. Mitchell of Maryland's seventh district will deliver the keynote at a Frederick County Human Relations Council dinner honoring residents who advanced human relations. The event at Erni's Italian Kitchen begins 6 15 p.m. with awards from the Human Relations Awareness Day, Pat Kuhn Memorial Essay winners to be recognized, tickets from the restaurant or Winchester Hall, call 694 1109 for details.

Parren J. Mitchell Maryland Frederick County Human Relations Council Erni Rosemont Avenue Frederick Pat Kuhn Department of Human Relations Winchester Hall Department

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