Frederick zoning approves Land Development Associates regional office
In a zoning meeting the Frederick City Planning and Zoning Commission granted several approvals for new business, including Land Development Associates to establish a regional office for a major insurer at Amber Meadows. The decision, alongside Clorox capacity expansion, signals strong county growth and highlights the need to widen Opossumtown Pike due to increased traffic from Fort Detrick, FCC, and new developments, with safety and infrastructure improvements urged as a top county priority.
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Frederick
Opossumtown Pike
Opossumtown
Frederick Community College
Fort Detrick
FCC
Budget concerns spark letter from Frederick County taxpayer
E L Manley of Myersville questions high education spending and calls for budget containment while stressing government must balance education with economic health. A reader laments rising costs and warns of a future with illiteracy and unaffordable living. Also included is a citizen critique of noisy theatergoers at Singanore High School's Dracula play, praising one caller's attempt to quiet the crowd and closing with a sharp rebuke to the disruptors.
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Commission
Frederick County
Singanore
Board of County Commissioners
Board of Education
Frederick
Williams
Ex-Congressman Rarick tied to insurance scam claims
The report alleges John Rarick of Baton Rouge and associates used telephone pitches and a forged congressional style report to push term insurance over whole life. Tapes reportedly used a disembodied or altered voice, with letters bearing official stationery. Investigations by Florida New Jersey and other state regulators are ongoing, and responses seek to halt the program.
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Congress
John Rarick
Tuciin
Tootin
Hifatutin
Politco
Baton Rouge
Rarick
Louisiana Democrat
Rerick
Carl King
Financial Planning Services of America
Michael Adler
Dycon International
New Jersey
King and Adler
Frank Washington
Philip Hart
D-Mich
Ralph Nader
Virginia Keaver
Pim
House
Bill Gunter
Florida
Phil Hart
Gunter
King
Adler
Texas
Colorado
Ohio
Adier
Frederick area school and civic notices highlight graduates and events
Frederick County high schools list 28 prospective graduates with 131 at Frederick High. Bonds worth 250000 sold to a Baltimore syndicate at a premium of 2650. Rotary talk covers East Asia travels. Junior Chamber Teen Age Road event reports 24 drivers and over 200 spectators. Charles Collins wins. Frederick High baseball claims county pennant, advancing to state elimination. Local prom notes and theater praise for Pinocchio by YMCA children’s troupe with strong audience reaction and community thanks. The May 16 1959 News-Post epilogue lists local clubs and medical society election results.
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News-Post
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Frederick High
Campbell
Ymca Children’s Theatre and Chorus
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Mark Lee Booher
Jack Anderson
Boy Scouts
Soldier of Fortune
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Keith Sinzinger
Joint Chiefs of Staff
New York City
Europe
Pentagon
General Accounting Office
New York
Joint Chiefs
Frederick County Board of Commissioners
Weau Gelr
Agiécu
Board of Commissioners
Board of Fanention
Winchester Hall
George C. Ambrose
Oak Acres
Russell A. Reader
Monrovia
Fies
Munshower
John P. Baer and Company
Baltimore
George L. Rothenhoefer
Atlantic City
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Ambassador Hotel
Frederick High School
Brunswick
Elizabeth Lewis
Srootty
Francis Scott Key Hotel
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Japan
Philippine Islands
Turkey
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Silver Spring
Maryland Opiometric Society
Lewis
Ivan Tellis
Bernard A. Saltysiak
Daniel M. Chasson
John Peyton Thrasher
Charles Street
Thrasher
St. Joseph's Auditorium
Thomas White
Patricia Martin
James Fitzgerald
Violette Banchard
William Warthen
Martha Randolph
Rosemary Turner
Foss Williams
Anne Eckert
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