Three Democrats call for balanced growth in county race
In Winchester Hall three Frederick County candidates Jesse Burall Jack Kussmaul and Charles Smith urged balanced growth prioritizing farmland preservation tax restraint and open space. Burall backed Farmland Preservation Bill and rural infrastructure while Kussmaul pushed local light industry accountability and citizen outreach and Smith stressed prudent taxation and housing alongside open space and clean water initiatives.
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Women's Democratic League
Frederick County
Jack B. Kuecsmenl
Charles C., Seaith
Commie Twigg
League
Jesse I. Burall
Speke
Ed Waters
Jesse J. Burall
Jack B. Kussman
Charles C. Smith
Women’s Democratic League of
Winchester Hall
Burall
Ijamsville
State Farm Bureau
Kussmaul
Smith
Jefferson
Charles E. Smith
Frederick
Crummell P. Premera Te Eeer
Armen Ra Femme
Frederick Chorale set for Sunday concert at Weinberg Center
The Frederick Chorale performs A Lively Musick on Sunday May 21 at 8 p.m. at the Weinberg Center. The program spans lively pieces including Songs Mein Grossmama Taught Me and Owl and the Pussycat with audience participation and guitar and trombone accompaniment. Local groups support the production with a portable shell, risers, and three guitarists. Tickets cost 2.50 and 1.50 in advance, 3 and 2 at the door. a cash bar benefits the Weinberg Center.
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The
Frederick Chorale
Weinberg Center
Mein Grossmama
Shenandoah
Beck Criticizes Maryland Assembly for Tax Reform Delays
Frederick legislator Del. Raymond E. Beck criticizes the General Assembly for failing to enact comprehensive property tax reform and pension overhaul. He cites an election as a reason lawmakers balk at bills, noting a $72 million tax relief package for 655,000 homeowners and a defeated pension measure pushed by lobbyists. The talk covers other reform casualties and a 1654 note on the first US fire engine by Joseph Jenks.
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del. Raymond E. Beck
Frederick Carroll
Maryland General Assembly
Frederick
General Assembly
Assembly
Maryland State Teachers Association
MSTA
Beck
Ding
Joseph Jenks
Lynn
Mass
United States
Kapok Tree Inns reports 28 week sales rise to 10.09 million
Kapok Tree Inns Corporation led by Peter Pan Inn posted 28 week sales of 10.094 million for the period ended April 9 1978 up 340000 or three percent from the prior year. Earnings reached 1.07 million up 36000 or three percent with per share 36 cents for 28 weeks and 26 cents for the 12 week period. The president cited a land donation to Clearwater and ongoing expansion costs including new Daytona Beach restaurant opening next month.
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Kapok Tree Inns Corporation
Peter Pan Inn
Theodore B. Wishnie
Clearwater
Wishnie
Daytona Beach
Fla
Wishne
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