Ned Zeiler, Frederick real estate pillar, dies at 75
Ned Zeiler, a respected Frederick real estate broker and community leader, died May 9 at University of Maryland Hospital at age 75. He lived at 1608 Rock Creek Drive with wife Johanna Ace Zeiler, leaves five children and 13 grandchildren, and a Ned S. Zeiler Memorial Fund was started at Frederick Memorial Hospital.
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Ned Zeiler
Frederick
Mr. Zeiler
University of Maryland Hospital
Robert E. Dailey & Son
W. Phillip Fogarty
Mount Olivet
Rock Creek Drive
Johanna Ace Zeiler
Zeilers
Berkeley County
Devitt Preparatory School
Washington, D.C
University of Maryland
Alpha Tau Omega
Frederick County
Evangelical Lutheran Church of
Enoch Chapter
Royal Arch Masons
Tourism Council
Chamber of Commerce
Lawrence Everhart
Sons of the American Revolution
Frederick Lions Club
Cotillion Club
Catoctin Club
Dean Zeiler
Raymond E
Iva) Lucas
Fleetwood
Whitestone
Thomas F
Travis) Kady
Middletown
Robert A
Johanna) Chipley
Westwood
Mass
John B
Deborah) Yee
Wheaton
James
Alice) McHugh
Alexandria
Holly Lucas
Noah Eady
Pamela Eady
Nicholas Eady
Angela Eady
Ned Stanley Zeiler
Jacob Zeiler
Margaret Ace Zeiler
Tristan Chipley
Colonie Chipley
Erin Chipley
Noble Chipley
Benjamin Yee
Ned S. Zeiler
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Letter to editor about Keith Cain at Frederick High School case
Mary Onley Cain describes her son Keith Keith's disruptive behavior in May 1985 in Frederick Maryland. She alleges mistreatment by mental health services and calls for fair evaluation and help, citing racial bias and delays in care. Keith is ordered to be evaluated by a court and transported for treatment as the family seeks proper psychiatric care.
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Keith
Frederick High School
Department of Social Services
Olson
Hood College
California
Dr. Olson
Hell
Sheriff's Department
Eugene Whims
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Police Department
Crabiil
Richard Perry
Mental Health Services
FMH
Center Street
Romaine
Frederick Detention Center
Corporate Welfare in Synfuels Grants and Tax Breaks
Washington reports that several large corporations including General Electric Texaco Dow Chemical and Tenneco have received or sought multi million dollar subsidies from the federally funded Synfuels Corp while paying little or no federal taxes in 1981 1983. The piece notes GE received 120 million plus for coal gasification projects and faced tax rebates totaling 283 million 1981 83 while paying minimal taxes overall. Reps Wolpe and Synar have proposed ending Synfuels aid with Dingell backing and Wright resisting.
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Washington
Corky Johnson
U.S. Synthetic Fuels Corp
Synfuels
General Electric
Reagan
Synthels
California
Ladd Petroleum
Califgraia
Detroit
Energy Department
Texaco
Dow Chemical
Louisiana
Dow
Tenneco
General Accounting Office
Great Plains
North Dakota
Colorado
Signal Corp
American Natural Resouvces
Pacific Lighting Co
Howard Wolpe
D-Mich
Mike Synar
D-Okla
Capital Hill
John Dingell
Energy and Commerce Committee
Jim Wright
D-Texas
Florida Prosperity Stimulates Growth Across Miami Palm Beach
Anthony Harrigan notes a booming Florida economy led by Miami to Palm Beach construction, rising population, tourism valued at 15 billion, and defense contracts totaling nearly 6 billion in 1985. Citrus canker, sugar industry troubles, and imported tomato paste temper the scene, yet overall prosperity looks set to continue.
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Miami
Palm Beach
Florida
Department of Defense
Polk County
California
Cuba
European Economic Community
Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta
Residents oppose Urbana Overlook park site dispute
Urbana Overlook Civic Association residents urge rejecting a proposed 16 acre park at Md. 80 and Rhoderick Road citing covenants restricting development to single family homes. They warn of traffic, drainage, floodplain and environmental concerns and invite public comment at a May 15 meeting in Winchester Hall.
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Urbana Overlook
MD. 80
Rhoderick Road
Neigher Road
Recreation Council
Winchester Hall
Urbana
Urbana Overlook Civic Association
Richard
Dorothy Beebe
Helen
Aubrey Thomasson
John
Dianne Crockett
Ernest
Lucille Prete
Gene
Gracie Miller
Gary
Linda Simon
William
Margaret Morrison
Robert Morrison
August
Margretta Lackey
Joseph P. Jennings
Fred
Martha Martin
Robert
Melanie Swain
Donna
Joseph Knott
Linda Synnefaris
Frances
Weldon Kennedy
Mohammed
Sabrina Mohiuddin
A. George
Janis Griffin
Umbrella Fail Delays Bus Ride in Stormy Moment
A commuter struggles with an stubborn umbrella that won’t close, creating a comical obstacle while boarding a bus during wet weather. The scene captures the clash between weather and daily travel, highlighting the small daily battles that test patience.
First Peoples Court session by Milton Urver Jr
Milton G Urver Jr presided his first Peoples Court in Frederick County hearing shooting, two wrecks and a non support case. Justices Pat rick Schnauffer and Walter Sinn joined. A busy day of community events and awards followed with college and school activities and Fort Detrick staff honors.
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Milton G. Urver Jr
First Peoples Court
Frederick County
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Walter E. Sinn
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George 8. Delaplaine Jr
Tom Mills
Frederick, Md
ETA” Hulme
Coca-Cola
Mary Onley Cain Frederick
Jack Anderson
Anthony Harrigan
Hes
Steven Spielberg
Urbana Overlook Park
News-Post
Alcestis
Entripedes
Frederick School
Baker Park
John Francis Fischer
Frederick High Flier
National Scholastic Press Association
Columbia Scholastic Press Association
James Schwartz
Lloyd Seller
Gilmore Flautt
E. Spencer Ware
Virginia Thomas
Malcom Provos
Illinois State Department of Education
Frederick County Teachers Association
Peter Pan Inn
Oliver Crouse
George Seaton
June Glissen
Nancy Greenwood
C. Lawrence McCurdy
Fort Detrick
Shirley V. Miller
East Coast
Sarah M. Babington
Office of the Comptroller
SUN
Frederick Shopping Center
7Th St
Schley Ave
Maryland
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