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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1987

Page

10

Board awards FCC construction bid after Bronka failure

The Maryland Board of Public Works rebid the Frederick Community College project after Bronka Construction could not secure a required performance bond. Van Dusen Construction Ltd of New Castle, Pa., offered $4.457 million, about $3,000 more than Bronka’s bid, and will now undertake the 30 276 square foot multipurpose room. Frederick Community College will pursue Bronka for the bid difference.

Board of Public Works FCC Bronka Construction Company Hagerstown Bronka William Donaid Schaefer Louis L. Goldstein Lucille Maurer van Dusen Construction Company New Casde Earl F. Seboda Department of General Services van Dusen Frederick Community College Frederick Coney Pew Frederick County Department of State Planning

Schaefer clears four aide transfers amid stadium tug of war

Gov. William Donald Schaefer wins Board of Public Works approval to move four aides into the secretary of state office under Winfield Kelly. He vents at lawmakers over criticism and debates Camden Yards with stadium plans. The board also backs Camden Yards site, Med-Evac expansion, and $144.8 million bond sale. a domed stadium idea is floated with private funding.

Annapolis William Donald Schaefer Board of Public Works Schaefer Camden Yards Secretary of State Ao Aldake Bedese Bob Douglas Winfield M. Kelly Kelly Maryland Maryland Stadium Authority Louis Goldstein Herbert Belgrad

Anne Arundel sues owner to force tire pile cleanup

Anne Arundel County sues Crofton Corp to remove 400000 tires spread over 18 acres in the Little Patuxent flood plain. The firm, which bought the land in the early 1960s, would be ordered to complete cleanup within 30 days or face 25 per day penalties.

Annapolis Anne Arundel County Crofton Little Patuxent River the Crofton Corp Memphis, Tenn Crofton Corp Spence Wilson

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