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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1979

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3

County Cuts Key Center Plan to Save Costs

Frederick County commissioners vote to relocate the Scott Key Center on a closer site near Rocky Springs Road to trim the $1.1 million price tag. They aim to reduce costs by redesigning the layout and parking, with state aid and planning approvals to follow, risking delays. Also notes bankruptcy petitions by Point of Rocks residents and a fire sales representative’s financials.

Frederick County Scott Key Center Commissioners County Scott Key Board Rocky Springs Frederick County Treasury Rocky Springs Road Appiviel Tyua Pinter Dewnig Frederick Planning Commissions Adrian McC. Remsberg Linda Stroosa Maryland Stroosa Als Fredence County Maryland Board of Public Works Point of Rocks Comple Douglas R. Taylor Joseph O. Kaiser James Alan Skiff Ariewe Skiff

AFS student Patricia Chahin to speak at Middletown meeting

Patricia Chahin, a Colombian AFS exchange student, will address the Middletown AFS Chapter at 7 30 pm on Thursday May 31 in the Spanish room at Middletown High. She will discuss her country and her experiences as an AFS student, with the session open to all interested.

Patricia Chahin AFS Colombia Middletown Middletown High School Chahin Paul Edwards Hal Aaslestad Aaslestad Janet Nave Robert Sorenson Uwlusen Alas Irom Turkey

Braddock Heights Man Pleads Guilty in Middletown Burglaries

An 18 year old from Braddock Heights admits involvement in two break ins in Middletown as part of a Frederick Circuit Court plea deal. Ronald Edgar Baker Jr. pleads to receiving stolen property from the Middletown Amvets and an insurance office break in, with other charges dismissed. Prosecutor Kenneth Taylor says a juvenile driver aided the plan and a key witness was James Kerns.

Braddock Heights Middletown Frederick Ronald Edgar Baker Jr Richard Winters Kenneth Taylor Baker Amvets No. 9 Grangers Mutual Insurance Co., Inc Taylor James Kerns Tnal Camp Old Hagerstown Road Kerns Amvets George Dorsey

Carroll Manor road name changes rejected by Frederick County

Frederick County Commissioners denied five proposed Carroll Manor road name changes while approving fourteen as part of the house numbering program. Changes include Md 80 new Fingerboard Road and Md 85 Buckeystown Pike, Basford Road variants, Calico Rocks Road, Manor Woods Road, Furnace Ford Road, Village Drive, Cross Ford Road, Bear Branch Road, and others. They also postponed future action on Water Plant Road Noland Ferry Road burnace ford road and Md 7d east of Point of Rocks, and kept Chick Road name south of Md 28.

Frederick County Carroll Manor MD 8 Buckeystown Fingerboard Road Monocacy River Bridge Michaels Mall Elmer Derr U.S. 15 Mountville Road Basford Road Furnace Ford Road MD. 28 Monocacy River Park Mills Road Par Mill Road Greenfield Road Point of Rocks Chick Road Md_ 28

Rockville 19th Independence Day Parade July 4

Rockville celebrates its 19th Independence Day with concerts by the Rockville Concert Band and Community Chorus at Richard Montgomery High School Stadium starting 7 p.m. A U.S. Armed Forces Color Guard will present colors and Mayor William E Hanna J will welcome attendees. Fireworks follow at about 9:15 p.m. If rain interrupts, the display moves to July 5. call the Department of Recreation for details.

Rockville City of Richard Montgomery U.S. Armed Forces Color Guard William E Hanna J Department of Recrea

Ward earns promotion to Army Colonel at Fort McClellan

William A Ward son of Mrs Susan A Ward Libertytown was promoted to Army Colonel while commanding Headquarters Command U S Army Military Police School Training Center and Fort McClellan Fort McClellan Ala His wife Sharon lives in Jacksonville Ala Pittsburgh AP Tuesday's numbers in the Pennsylvania Lottery were 2 9 7

William A. Ward Susan A. Ward Libertytown U.S. Army Military Police School Fort McClellan Ala

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