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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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May 30, 1980

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Walkersville Eyes Local Police Force With Reserve Funds

Walkersville Town Commission set aside 21000 in reserve to study creating a local police force. The plan links to a formal feasibility study and may rely on either an independent department or a piggy back arrangement with Sheriff or State police, while residents' views are to be heard. The town also plans water system upgrades, parking rules on Maple Avenue, and budgeted police and staff pay adjustments.

William E. Graffam News-Post Walkersville Sheriff's Department Commission Burgess Orley Bourland Maple Avenue Kenneth Drive Burgess Bourland Sherif’s Department Emmitsburg Thurmont Brunswick Mount Airy Water Department Glade Towne Bowers Tts Singer Harney Attemece Vinen

Saturday Night Live and Fridays clash in TV era critique

Los Angeles AP commentary argues that ABC's Fridays fails to live up to NBC's Saturday Night Live. It criticizes the newer show’s imitation of SNL’s style, noting pacing, skits, and faux news bits echo SNL. It cites cast members like Mark Blankfield and Melanie Chartoff and questions potential for ABC to succeed.

Los Angeles ABC Melanie Chartoff Jane Curtain Brotherhood of Men Mark Blankfield Maryedith Burrell Larry David Darrel Igus Brandis Kemp Bruce Mahler Michael Richards John Rourke

Family outdoor movie series at Catonsville CC begins June 19

Community driven season of seven Thursday night family films runs 19 June to 31 July at CCC Bar Theatre and outdoor venues. Showtimes shift from 7 30 p m to 8 45 p m as summer advances. Admission 150 for adults and 1 for children under 12. season tickets 8 and 5. Tickets at Summer Box Office or call 455 4358. Schedule includes Superman Every Which Way But Loose Jungle Book Breaking Away Watershed Down The Muppet Movie and Benji.

Catonsville Community College CCC Bar Theatre Jace CCC Benji

Delaware House passes 1981 budget with pension row

Delaware House approved a $26 million unamended fiscal 1981 budget by a 30 to 7 vote despite controversy over added pension benefits for legislators. An attempted amendment to roll back the pension increase failed. The package funds a $5 million Chrysler aid project and a $7 million road repair program, plus a 95 percent pay hike for state employees including legislators.

Dover Del House of Representatives Joint Finance Committee Gwynne F. Smith Green Acres Smith Kevin W. Free Wilmington Senate Gey Pierre S du Pont du Pont Delaware Financial and Econome Advisory Committee Chrysler Corp

Summer long Owens Creek clean up to start, officials say

Frederick County will deploy a 13 member crew for a summer long cleanup of Owens Creek. The program covers the creek bed and banks with hand tools, cables and chains. Four man teams will clear brush haul stumps and logs to an off site burial. Laborers may come from CETA. foremen hired by the county.

Thurmont Owens Creek Frederick County Lawrence W. Johnson Johnson Sorell CETA

Majority of Harney wells polluted in Carroll County study

A May 38 1900 report shows 31 of 44 Harney private wells contaminated, with 18 bacteria and 13 fecal bacteria. 15 samples exceed nitrate limits. Officials urge funding for innovative sewage options as federal aid possible but costly for residents.

Harney Westminster Carroll County County Board of Health State Health Department Baltimore Health Department

What is a Mausoleum The Silent Ad for Affordable Above Ground Burial

An advertisement explains mausoleums as private above ground burial structures of granite and concrete, sheltered from the earth, once exclusive to the wealthy and famous. It proclaims new low cost options with easy payments and simple arrangements available to all.

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