Notable Dr Tidball Named Education Leader
A native of Indiana, Dr. Tidball holds degrees from Mount Holyoke College and the University of Wisconsin, with graduate work at Rochester and Chicago. She directed the NAS-NRC Education and Employment of Women in Science and Engineering committee during a sabbatical, and held a Mills College visiting professorship. She has chaired commissions, served as a trustee, and lectured widely.
May 14 Deadline to Change Parties Noted by Elections Board
Frederick County Board of Elections noted May 14 as the deadline for voters to switch party affiliation during a regular Winchester Hall meeting. Officials said no rush to change, and cross filing does not exist in Frederick County. The board also approved Republican and Democratic election judge lists, with three Republican precincts needing fill.
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Planners debate planned neighborhood zoning change in Frederick
Frederick city planners continued discussion on a zoning text amendment to allow a planned neighborhood with intermingled businesses and housing. The plan for Qld Farm Hyde Farm site includes shopping center, office condo, two tennis sets, pools, townhouses, lake, restaurant, two multifamily buildings and 2 miles of walking paths. The commission, while weighing public interest and zoning implications, scheduled further language work and a May 24 meeting at city hall.
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Middletown confronts state water sewer moratorium
Middletown officials voiced dismay after the State Department of Health ordered a moratorium on new water sewer allocations due to chemical discharge into Catoctin Creek. The halt blocks new taps for subdivisions and a shopping mall plan, threatens revenue, and prompted outrage over short notice and lack of warning.
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Sirhan seeks parole at Soledad after 20 years
Sirhan Sirhan told a California parole board he felt remorse since killing Robert F. Kennedy. He argued revoking his 1984 parole would be unlawful and that two wrongs do not make a right. He said Kennedy would not support singling him out for continued confinement.
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Lottery Numbers and Speech on Disarmament in Baltimore
Maryland Daily Numbers drew 850 on Monday. Pennsylvania Daily Lottery winner 124. U S Rep Parren Mitchell of Baltimore City to speak May 13 at 7 30 p m about the United Nations Second Special Session on Disarmament at the Cathedral Church of the Incarsa.
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