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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1987

Page

4

Frederick County Zoning Debates Highlight March Growth Actions

Across Walkersville Brunswick and Thurmont changes trigger conflict over density open space and school districts. Walkersville tightens lots and apartment limits while Brunswick rezones a Potomac River parcel and Thurmont approves 100 units easing gradual housing. Officials say growth is complex, plans will be evaluated area by area with a county wide meeting tomorrow at the Quality Inn.

Frederick Walkersville Potomac River Brunswick Thurmont Town Planning Commission Planning Commission Clyde Berger Frederick County Maryland Quality Inn

Dirt is Everywhere Why Dirt Costs So Much

A humorous sketch on the many meanings of the word dirt and its place in language. The narrator riffs on dirt as earth, slang, and rumor before detailing a kitchen table excursion to buy dirt at a Kmart sale, marveling at bagged soil priced at two dollars and ninety nine cents. He notes resale coupons, silly calculations, and odd mementos labeled dirt from Bowie's finish line and Mount St Helens ash.

Earth Garden Hollywood H.L. Mencken John Kenneth Galbraith Thad Mt McKinley Kmart The Bowie Mount St. Helens Washington State Ray Hapley

Gore fundraising surge reshapes Democratic race with IMPAC backing

Sen Gore has amassed over 2 million in pledges for a presidential bid, with further gains possible by March. Funders range from Southern oil and insurance interests to a group named IMPAC. Analysts say Hart’s debts and Biden’s appeal leave Gore poised if he maintains momentum through Super Tuesday and the California primary, potentially challenging Dole if nominated.

Washington Albert Gore Jr D-Tenn Gary Hart Joseph Biden Delaware Gore IMPAC Mondale Les Whitten Hart Biden New Hampshire Jesse Jack California Robert Dole Kansas Nathan Landow Maryland William Crotty Florida Albert Gore Tennessee Tipper Sen. Gore

Relief funds approve aid for Frederick families in two weeks

The Frederick Board of Aldermen approved 148 024 dollars to aid 39 families for a two week period after a presentation by Rose Halliday acting secretary of the Frederick Community Welfare Board. Halliday said there is no state plan yet and families face evils of hunger and unemployment. The article also notes the near completion of The C Burk Ant Library funded by Margaret Artz and the Hindenburg disaster at Lakehurst with 33 killed among 97 aboard and 44 survivors.

Frederick Board of Aldermen Rose Halliday Frederck Comunty Welfare Board C. Burk Ant Margaret C. Artz Scilding Record Street Lakehurst N.J Atlantic Harry Bruno Zepplin Company

Balloons Mark PTA Carnival at North Market Street Elementary

Twenty years ago North Market Street Elementary School hosts a PTA carnival with over 800 balloons, each bearing a tag inviting finders to contact the school about travel distance. A 14 year old girl’s lost dog is returned after nine months thanks to a Humane Society director’s relief work and a quick phone call. The Frederick Police Department trains four officers in the sixth class since 1965, with Ernest Moxley not graduating due to Army duties and Judge Moylan set as commencement speaker.

North Market Street Mary Lou Oberhaus Alvin O. Sortlaten Lester Oberhaus Frederick Massie Second Genesis God

Appreciation for Elinor Miller's As the Crow Flies

A reader writes to praise Elinor Miller's As the Crow Flies article for its melodic praise of nature. The letter lauds the piece for its metaphoric meteorological meaning and bucolic, non controversial observations that soothe after a long work week and expresses gratitude for keeping the talented observer in print.

Elinor Miller

Community backs sixth annual 10K race in Frederick

Frederick County YMCA and Powers Distributors lead as main sponsor supplying T shirts while local businesses donate prizes funds and time for the sixth annual 10K race. Special thanks to YMCA State Farm Frederick Bank Frederick Police Department The Church of the Brethren Youth Group and race committee members for a fantastic showing.

Ama Powers Distributors Powers Distributors Inc Powers YMCA State Farm Insurance Co F&m Bank Frederick City Dr. Chilton Church of the Brethren John Laughland Mark Bachman Jim Kincaid Byron Stay Joan Kinze James Flora Frederick

Montevue Home Auxiliary Card Party Support Appreciated

The Montevue Home Auxiliary thanks the community for support at the Elks Club card party. Proceeds aid residents in the new building adjoining Citizens Nursing Home and enhance activities and atmosphere. Special thanks to 211 members who coordinated and organized the event.

Montevue Home Elks Club Monitevue Citizens Nursing Home

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