Trailer rally marks silver jubilee of mid Atlantic club
Members of the Mid-Atlantic Unit of the Wally Hyne Caravan Clits hosted a 25 year Winchester rally celebrating Apple Blossom season. Don and Lara Bente of Myersville helped found the Apple Blossom rally in 1960 and attended this year. The event drew 140 members from 21 states DC and Canada, with club president Paul Demarest of Omaha featured.
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Omaha
County weighs $7,000 inspection fee on $11,000 project
Glenn L Waltz and Morgan Keller challenge Fredericks County public works inspection charges for an $11,000 water and sewer line job. They argue eight hour daily inspector time was excessive and propose $2,500. Commissioners plan a ten week workshop to negotiate a revised fee.
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Public Works Department
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Two Firms Fined for Illegal Transport of Hazardous Waste
In Montgomery County two auto shops were fined 19000 dollars each and placed on probation before judgment for illegal transportation and dumping of hazardous substances in Montgomery and Carroll Counties. The case, filed by Attorney General Stephen H. Sachs in December 1943, resolves the matter.
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Carroll Counties
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Maryland firms plead guilty to illegal hazardous waste dumping
Manco Auto Paint and Body Works and Barry Enterprises, both of Rockville, pled guilty to transporting hazardous solvents to two sites in Clarksburg and Mount Airy for illegal disposal. The Health Department cleaned both sites, spending funds from the Hazardous Substances Control Fund. Each count carries a $5,000 fine, with total penalties directed to the fund. The case is part of a broader Hazardous Waste Strike Force probe ongoing for about two years.
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Barry Enterprises, Inc
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Mount Airy
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Hanes
William Mo Eichbaum
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Health Department
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Maryland Hazardous Substances Control Fund
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Morris not bitter after wrongful murder conviction case
Sylvester Moreys, freed after a jury found he served nine years for his wife Betty Ho Morres death, says he bears no bitterness over the years. He was acquitted of murder after a 1975 conviction was overturned on appeal, and neighbors describe him as capable and reliable while Ashbury notes the relief at exoneration.
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Ath Clic Court of Appeals
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Morris
Hhoraush Morris
Seston
Astbury
Mrederick
Maritta Railing
Iba Thieya
Tyki
Maryland Correntional Institution
Hhuterstown
Ehureb Seston
All Saints Spacopal Church
Eiders
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Marr
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Maurice Ashbury
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Urbana Receives Extra Funding for Recreation Programs
The Frederick County Parks and Recreation Commission allocated funds for fiscal 1985 Community Grant Program with a 3 2 vote, deviating from recommendations to move $1,000 from the Frederick County Landmarks Foundation to aid Urbana Recreation Council. The transfer aimed to provide five picnic tables at Schafferstadt but prompted calls for equal amounts for Myersville Lewistown and Urbana groups.
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Lagsett
Hollinger
Woohard
Smith
Ad F Hap
Mycesville
Lenashoa
Ubumity
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eKemptown
United Methodist Youth Fellowship
eMyersville Valunteer Pare Company
Myersvillg Tittle League Associa
Midway Baseball
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Urbana Recreation Counci
Monocacy Baseball Associattion
Monocacy Softhall Association
Frederick history slides highlight city’s milestones and quirks
Frederick history is profiled in a 20 minute slide show featuring 110 slides on city landmarks and notable figures. It covers Civil War events, Revolutionary War hangings, Barbara Fritchie house, and the hospital’s fundraising, along with South Market Street belly windows and modern Downtown revitalization. The presentation, curated by Suzy Brett, is set for June 2 3 at the fairgrounds and may be shared with schools and tourist groups.
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Braddin
George Waehr
Ndan Waar
Courthouse Square
Frederick County
Maryand
Suzy Brett
South Market Street
City Hall
Barbara Fritchie
Maryland
Frederick's Hospital
Weather map forecast shows cool Thursday for Northeast and Rockies
The National Weather Service anticipates cool conditions Thursday in the Northeast and central Rockies while most other regions stay warm. An AP Laserphote map is mentioned in connection with the forecast.
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Rockies
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