Maryland area code split impacts Frederick County
The new 410 area code covers parts of Frederick County along the eastern Carroll County border while most of Frederick County stays in 301. The change, effective November 1 with a one year grace period to dial 301, aims to accommodate growth and more numbers. Mount Airy and Union Bridge illustrate county line splits but Mount Airy remains in 301. Local calls remain 10 digit despite the change.
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Frederick
Meachums lament Hollywoods new Golden Years
Roy Meachum argues that postwar cinema lost grand theaters to corporate control and TV, but revived in the 1990s with blockbuster hits. He urges chain promotion and lower prices to draw crowds, praising local screenings and previewing current first run films like Billy Bathgate Curly Sue and The Fisher King while noting misses such as The Commitments.
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James Belushi
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Diane Laddown
Capitol Police warn of flawed X ray machine allowed gun entry
The Capitol Police internal review found a malfunctioning X ray machine failed to block a privately armed man from entering the Dirksen Building with a loaded .357 revolver last May. The weapon carried in a briefcase alongside letters to the White House and a demand for arrests of several politicians. Weissberger faces jail while a mental exam is argued. The piece notes staffing and budget figures and calls for stronger measures to keep weapons out.
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Weissberger incident at Dirksen auditorium linked to faulty X ray
Capitol Police records show repeated X ray machine malfunctions at the Dirksen auditorium entry prior to Weissberger's briefcase incident. Investigators note six prior complaints and a 6:45 a.m. malfunction, with staff aware of issues. A technician later recommended replacement, which has not occurred. Capitol Police declined comment, citing security concerns.
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Baker
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Peggy Stewart wins applagee meter vote for police chief
In Field New York yesterday Peggy Stewart with a tap dance specialty gains the support for chief of police after a local vote. Mayor Lloyd C. Culler becomes temporary chief as Frederick Police Department members debate the future.
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Bert Petissier
Frederick
N.Y
Pan American Airways
Lloyd C. Culler
Veteran’s Day parade debate and county school dedication
Maryland Legion Commander David A. Wade denounces making Veterans Day a three day weekend as a misread history, calling for solemn observance. Melissa Mortiman crowned Veterans Day Queen. Green Valley Elementary in Frederick County dedicated on a windy afternoon amid 33 acres of woodlands near Md 75 80. Montgomery Ward Frederick Towne Mall store opens Nov 10 with fire brigade standby. A pre winter frost creates a wonderland from record low temperatures.
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David A. Wade
Maryland
American Legion Department
Congressional Action
Melissa Mortiman
Green Valley
Frederick County
Montgomery Ward
Edward A. Donohue
Frederick Towne Mall
Howard E. Walsh
Government must run like a business not charity
Diane E. Kornhlein of Jamsville praises Gov. Schaefer for bold steps to curb spending and cut excess. She argues 40 hour work weeks and layoffs reflect tough economic realities, urges others to stop blaming officials, and hopes more politicians follow suit.
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Michael J. Grady
William Donald Schaefer
Schaefer
Performing Arts: not an educational waste at Gov. Johnson High
A parent and supporters defend the Visual and Performing Arts program as essential, urging the Board of Education not to cut the waxpat WPA offerings at Gov. Thomas Johnson High School. The six year program provides concentrated courses in visual art, music, dance and drama with private study opportunities.
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Tuscargan
Gov. Thomas Johnson High School
VPA program praised as county treasure by readers
Letters laud Gov Thomas Johnson High School VPA as blue ribbon worthy and a model, noting graduates receive scholarships, teachers’ expertise, and strong college prep. Peggy Sheehan and Barry Kissin defend the program and criticize local press ownership while urging support.
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