Preservation And Dollars In Frederick Downtown
Richard R. Kline writes for National Historic Preservation Week on Frederick's revival through preservation. He argues pride and investment fuel downtown renewal, cites laws aiding restoration, and urges careful planning to maintain open spaces while boosting the tax base and community vitality.
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Jochard K Krice Charar
Bard of
Phoeniux
Charmar
Frederick
Richard R. Kline
Annapolis
Savannah
San Francisco
Church Street
Sanner
Parick Street
Frederick County
Fredenck
Congress
U.S
J. Glenn Beall
DaNks Suusen
Elm Street
Parkway
Nixon
Julie
Richard Nixon
Letters To The Editor On preservation and moratorium views
A series of letters discuss respect for wildlife at Culler Lake, property rights during a county moratorium, polling accuracy, swimming pool safety legislation, community growth, and preservation in Frederick County. Authors urge protection of animals, warn against expropriation without compensation, question public polling, advocate pool safety laws, and praise preservation efforts shaping a balanced community. Names include Claref King, Gerald J Schipper, WW Smith, Marcy D Ford, and A Wayne Norwood.
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Culler Lake
Montgomery County Game
Mou SU Vavky
Frederick County
Jme
Frederick
White House plan tied government power to campaign aims disclosed
Memo excerpts detail a Nixon reelection strategy to channel government actions to politics. Fred Malek Haldeman and John Mitchell allegedly coordinated grants patronage and contracts to favor Nixon while sidelining opponents. Memos describe using federal departments to push campaign needs, with George Shultz and others lining up budget and policy to boost reelection prospects.
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Washington
Nison
White House
Ung
Tup Sixem
HE Haldeman
Nixon
Fred Malek
Haldeman
John Mitchell
Maleh
Maxum
George Shultz
Corrol
George
Malek
White
Mall
Les Whitten
Mitchell
County Schools Prepare for Santa and Field Meet
Fifty years ago the county schools staged a Santa and field meet at Frederick Grounds. The event drew crowds as teams from large and small schools gathered for track events led by capta in ball and field contests. Public Athletic League officials ran the meet with medals awarded for silver, bronze, and gold.
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Frederick
Shelgether
Frederick Counts Agraultura Society
Cape de Etre
Seuai. Ie
Pubic Athletic League
Governor Theodore and McKeldin Lead Maryland School Debet Ceremony
Twenty years ago on May 8 1965 a ceremony planned with Governor Theodore and McKeldin opened the Maryland State School for the Deaf Library Study Hall. Public exercises were scheduled with speakers and a 10 percent increase in funding to support the project described as a dream long pursued by Dr Ignames Byariee and the state education leadership for deaf and hard of hearing children.
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Theodore & McKeldin
Maryland State School
Ignames Byariee
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Moshe Vie
Pane
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Frederkk
Maryland
Claref King
Main
Damascus
Gerald J Schipper
M.D
Heritage Hills
Frederick News-Post
Ami
the Post
News-Post
Civie
Ordily Tare
Smith
N. Walker Ave
Gatthersburg
Marcy D Ford
Adamstown, Md
MT Airy Kiwanis
Mt Airy
Maryland Association For Retarded Citizens
Kiwanis Club of
Mt. Airy
Wayne Norwood
Rose Hill
Standard Oil
Calfornia
Standarc Qi
California
Standarc
al Standard
Jack Anderson
Standard
Aranco
Aramco Ha
Saudi Arabia
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