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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1986

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Tourism boosts Frederick County economy says official

Ten years after the Tourism Council of Frederick County was created, tourism revenue rose to 110 million dollars last year with a record 24,000 visitors. Officials caution figures are based on limited stops. more visitors are expected as summer travel ramps up, and bus tours promoting Frederick as a regional gateway draw attention from Maryland tourism officials.

Frederick County W Council Luna Maher Frederck She County Thal Toursm Visi Cedlels Wurst Predera Automatical Maher Frederick Fredenea County Baltimore Wash

Frederick County plans loosen farm zoning to aid large tracts

Frederick County planners moved to weaken strict agricultural zoning to allow larger farm owners to subdivide land for homes while keeping farming. Shackelford brothers on 680 acres could gain up to 16 lots under a new cluster concept, based on parcel size, with final site layout kept by the planning commission, to help sustain farming amid economic strain.

Knoxville Tommy Wayne Sneckelford Frederick County Shackelford Brothers Skoskolord Retu Fe Peerle Shackelfords Planning Commission Daniel C Poole Planning Board Myersville Joseph F Brown III The Bryan J Moore Brown Planning Rockville Poole Amos Holter Jr Jefferson Holter Wiliam &. Fout

Chernobyl death toll rises as Soviet deaths feared

An American doctor treating Chernobyl victims said more Soviets may die from lethal radiation doses. Dr. Robert P. Gale reported 35 people with severe exposure after the April 26 accident. seven had died so far, with more expected as Soviet officials, including Mikhail Gorbachev, reported nine deaths overall.

Moscow Chernobyl Robert P. Gale Nrignap Gale Communist Party Mikhail S. Gorbachev Gorbachev

Walkersville rezones 93 acre farm to low density housing

Walkersville residents vote to reclassify a 93 acre Hazel Lewis farm for R-1 development after a tied council vote. Ron King plans 15,000 to 17,000 sq ft lots with 20-25 homes per year, aiming for quality buildout and town growth control while debating water system upgrades and fiscal 1987 budget items.

Walkersville Orley R. Bourland Bourland John Poole Hazel Lewis MD. 19 Daysville Road Water Street Road Ron King James Cafritz

Teens seek new roller rink after Skatehaven closing

Frederick youths, led by teens like Mindy Troxell and Mike Gufft, search for alternatives after Skatehaven Boller Rink closes on April 12. They cruise Market and Bentz streets, protest weekly, and push for a new recreation center while市 residents discuss converting the site to retail.

Market Street Bentz Street Circuit Mike Gufft Thurmont Skatehaven Boller Rink Skatehaven Mindy Troxell Middletown Frederick Frederick Cornwans Baker Park Miss Troxell Willam F. Ruehler Rockville

Weather outlook with showers and warm temps

Mostly cloudy and mild tonight with a chance of a few showers and low temperatures 58 to 64. Friday will be partly sunny, warmer and more humid with a late shower or thunderstorm possible and highs around 75. A weather map is on page Western in Marsland. Armed Forces Day activities are planned at Fort Derrick for Saturday. The turning points of lives quote closes the item.

Marsland Armed Forces Fort Derrick

Steel industry provision seen as threat to tax bill

Sen David Pryor accuses Senate Finance Committee chair Bob Packwood of forcing a $500 million steel industry tax break into the sweeping tax overhaul. Pryor warns this provision could derail the bill and calls for reconvening the committee for another vote. Continued on Page Aa.

Washington Senate Finance Committee David Pryor D-Ark Wmna Bob Packwood Parkwood Pryor Finance Committee

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