One Side Dwelling on Parks and Rec Resignations
A Frederick County opinion argues the county board bears fault for ongoing rift with the unpaid parks and recreation commission. It notes resignations by Daniel C. Poole and others, urging the board to heed advisory input and explain rejections to better serve public interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Parks, and Recreation Commission
Dale Carnegie
Parks and Recreation Commission
Daniel C. Poole
Court House
Charles F. Bowers
John E. Patton
Frederick County
Outer Beltway crossing near Frederick County proposed
Planning consultants to Montgomery County Council urge an eight-lane Outer Beltway crossing the Potomac River at Watkins Island and intersecting Route 70 S at Shady Grove Road. The project would bring major interchanges within 10 miles of Frederick County, prompting calls for early, coordinated planning between Montgomery and Frederick Counties.
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Frederick County
Montgomery County
Lower
Shady Grove
Shady Grove Road
Muddy Branch
Washingtonian Country Club
Watkins Island
Potomac River
Virginia
U.S. Bureau of Public Roads
Maryland State Roads Commission
Maryland Planning Commission
Frederick County Planning and Zoning Commission
Montgomery
Frederick
Frederick County Council of Governments Formed For Grants
The Frederick County Council of Governments gathers one official from each town to coordinate county and town efforts on shared problems. It aims to review and advise on projects such as a regional sewage plan, potentially increasing grant eligibility by about 180000 dollars if established earlier.
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Frederick County Council of Governments
Metropolitan Commission
Such & Cuuieldo
Malu Chooses Frederick For Lif Underwriters Meet
The Maryland Association of Life Underwriters selected Frederick as the site for their annual convention next week, with local hosts Frederick Association of Life Underwriters facing duties. William Lyerly of Baltimore Life Insurance Company is touted as a potential president of the state group, a first since Walter Uunbar led the Frederick Life Association in the mid 1950s. Frederick County Life Underwriters Association claims high ethical standards and welcomes the parent body to the area for the gathering.
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Frederick
Maryland Association of Life Underwriters
Frederick Association of Life Underwriters
William Lyerly
Baltimore Life Insurance Company
Walter Uunbar
Frederick Life Association
Frederick County Life Underwriters Association
Hid
Bread or Bullets Security Comes First Letter
Readers urge focus on bread over bullets and support ABM as defense. They note election turnout last November, deny activism due to work, and argue a defensive system can protect Washington without inviting attack. They caution that Soviet and Chinese regimes threaten stability and recognize ABM’s cost and uncertain effectiveness.
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Tydings and
Mathias
Drs
Gerald
Martha Schipper
Cuba
Washington
Water safety push crowds Fredrick area pool classes
Frederick area residents swarm Red Cross free swimming classes but many are full. Limited openings remain in Swimmers Junior and Senior Life Saver and Water Safety Aide classes while other levels are filled. Health and safety tips urge pool owners to test water, balance chemicals, install shade, shade, supervise children, mark depths, use non slip decks, and keep a first aid kit and emergency numbers. Officials urge continued caution and potential new classes if demand remains high.
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Frederick
Red Cross
Helma Bowers
The
United Appeal
Frederick County United Appeal
Health Department
Street repairs underway on Laure street and Market Street
City rad workers began a new street repair series placing heavy gravel on Laure street and Market Street from Sry Corner to Allatings due. City Engineer Crain said repairs will cover the severish lines. An oldtime home gathering in Wea Repder, Hradduch drew over a hundred neighbors with a large dinner. A seven year old boy faced Justice Brust for throwing stones after prior warnings. Frederick Is Co Haven APW drus store announced by Stanley M. Brown of Cooperative Drug Company of Philadelphia, location to be announced in city center.
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Crain
Market Street
Sry
Allatings du
Justice Brust
Fredeick
CO Haven Apw Drus
Stanley M. Brown
Ueagent
Co-operative Drug Company of
Philadelphia
Traffic reform eyed for East Water Street parking ban
The city council plans to eliminate parking on both sides of East Water Street between Atarhet Street and Middle Alley to ease downtown traffic congestion. The Frederick County High School track meet at Frederick High with about 400 youths from county junior and senior high schools highlighted the day. James McSherry announced Frederick County exceeded its quota in the American Cancer Society fundraising drive, the first Maryland county to do so.
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Angtiter
ALA
Prederich
Downstown
Uils Woul
East Watrigh Street
Atarhet Street
Middle Alley
Prederick County High Schol
Frederick High School
Senator
Fiscully
James Me
Sherry
American Cancer Soviet Fund Raising Campaigns
Frederick
Sounty
Maryland
Permanent U N Army To Keep World Peace
Hawk and dove sides agree on avoiding Vietnams and seek a UN peacekeeping force. A National Policy Panel urges a 40 000 member permanent UN force funded by the US to control international conflicts before fighting breaks out, with Soviet cooperation possible in multilateral action.
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Hawk
Dove
United States
Middle East
Africa
Asia
United Nations Association of the
U.S.A
Vietnam
Kingman Brewster
Yale University
Cyrus Vance
Defense
U.S
Paris
Matthew Ridgeway
United Nations
U.N. Secretariat
U.N
Korea
Kashmir
Congo
U.S.S.R
No Money Please Charity Aids Eyes Without Requests
A long running volunteer group based in Short Hills New Jersey operates without soliciting funds. It accepts only recyclable items and precious metals to fund eyeglasses for the needy, with 803,835 pairs donated last year to help patients in 100 hospitals across the United States Canada and Puerto Rico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
Puerto Rico
Space Monkey Mission Sparks Ethics Debate
A historical note recalls Koos the chimp as the first American in Earth orbit and hints at the long research path of primates in space. The fragment mentions June 18 as a planned long duration flight, the use of a spherical satellite pod with electrodes, and the aim to study physiology under weightlessness for future manned platforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koos
Beth
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Council of Governments
Malu
Thomas M, Burnett
Margaret M. Burnett
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Clarksburg
Annals of Maryland
Pradel Ly Ge Maryland Department of Forests and Parks
Page
Giifvid
Munting Creek
Jim Gilford
Robert A, Evans
the Teaak Walton Teague of Amerytra, Inc
Apt
Willa Ave
Drederick, Wel
Berry's
Mafia
Meus
Bales
Oldeime Bms
Wea Repder
Hradduch
Aterie
Hens Dean
Society For the Preservietion and Encouragement of
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YMCA
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U.N. Army
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