Frederick County Rezoning Fight Over Quarry Plans Continues
Opposition mounts as Frederick County commissioners deny a rezoning sought by F.O Day and Martin Marietta to mine minerals on agricultural land in southern Frederick County. The dispute shifts to court with suits likely, as residents and businesses warn of clash between industry and growing residential development.
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Frederick County
F.O. Day
Martin-Marietta
Frederick
Adamstown
Buckeystown
Maryland
F.C. Day
Montgomery County
Eastalco Fallout Deepens After Lockout Ruling
Roy Meachum argues that Eastalco Aluminum's 1980s lockout of 81 Buckeystown Steelworkers still harms workers and prompts a costly legal aftermath. He cites judge Stepler, $1.5 million in potential losses, and NLRB disputes while criticizing both management and union conduct and condemning the lack of due process for the Eastalco 10.
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Eastalco
Buckeystown
Mary Ann Stepler
State Department of Employment and ‘Training
Eastaleo
Stepler
Nastaico
America
U.S
Ruckeystown
Hastaleo
Eastalco 10
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Bastalco 10
Kastalco
United Steelworkers of America
Zenith Star secret SDI laser program tied to ABM treaty
The Nixon era style secret program Zenith Star, a two phase space based chemical laser project tied to the SDI initiative, faced treaty conflict with the 1972 ABM pact. Reagan favored moving ahead despite treaty breach, with Abrahamson proposing six month notice. program run as black project.
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Washington
Reagan
Oval Office
Soviet Union
Dale van Atta
White House
Pentagon
James Abrahamson
Strategic Defense Initiative Organization
Zenith Star
Lockheed Missiles and Space Co
Martin Marietta
Rockwell International
Martin Marietta Denver Aerospace
Lockheed
TRW
Redondo Beath
Calif
Defense
Caspar Weinberger
Abrahamson
SDI
Weinberger
Congress
Army
Government Accounting Office
Sid Taylor
National Taxpayers Union
Sid
Buddy
Marines Birthday Letter Honors Band of Brothers
Jason S Grabill, Sgt USMC, from Beaufort to Johnsville, reflects on the 212th birthday of the Marine Corps on November 10 1947 and the enduring espirit de corps. He recalls boot camp memories on Parris Island and Lebanon losses, praising Marines as elite fighters and a united family who would aid fellow Marines on the highway.
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United States Marine Corps
Tun Tavern
Philadelphia
Tripoli
Montezuma
Belleau Woods
Central America
Pacific Islands
Chgsin Reservoir
Khe Sanh
Lebanon
Grenada
Marine Corps
Philippines
Marco
Clu
Parris Island
Eagle Globe
Beaufort
D.C
Johnsville
Ernie Pyle
Tommy Grunwell
Bodhies
Band of Brothers
Community Crime Essay Sparks Townwide Talk
Frederick Community College student Igor Kulik calls for stronger crime controls urging door and window security, more patrols, and practical community measures. Sylvia Bealer and Robert Carey respond with critical comments on local traffic, history designation, and Civil War debates in Burkittsville and Gapland.
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Frederick Community College
Frederick
Armistice day events draw Brunswick crowd in 1937
A Millard E. Tydings Armistice address and parade dominated Brunswick activities with a Scheer Stadium football game drawing about 1,500 spectators. Tydings urged avoiding future combat while praising democracy. Fire Chief Ecker and EMORY CARMACK halted a blaze at Rock Creek Dairy, saving four hogs. A found jug with an inscription led to no known maker. Frederick hunters Clarencli Blethen Roy Mumford C F Hartman Elmo Jamison each shot a deer and birds on a Maine trip.
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U.S
Millard E.tydings
Brunswick
Scheer Stadium
Ues
Tydings
Emory Carmack
Independent Fire Company
Walkersville
Rock Creek
Carmack
Ecker
Charles Shipley
JWG
D.C. Wilcoxen
Frederick
Singer Sewing Machine Office
E. Second St
C.W. Driver
Driver
Peerrmann 26
Clarenci
Blethen
Roy Mumford
C.F. Hartman
Elmo Jamison
Dover-Foxcroft
Maine
Nongraded Concept Spreads in Frederick County Schools
Two years ago South Frederick Elementary became the first nongraded school in the city and second in the county with 757 students. Brunswick Elementary had been nongraded for two years and several other county schools followed.
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South Frederick
Lee L. Smith
Brunswick Elementary
Brunswick
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Roy Meachum
Jack Anderson
United Feature Syndicate
Ature
Flower Children
Spirit de Corps
Jason S, Grabill
USMC
Beautfort, 5.C
FCC
Igor Kulik Frederick
Burkittsville
Crampton
Sylvia Bealer
Gapland
South Mountain
Boyd Smith
News-Post
Smith
Patrick Street
Boyd
Robert Carey Frederick
Bruce Beattie
Samuel Barrick
Richard R. Burgee
Reich
Ford Road
Charles E. Collins
Mr. Barrick
State Farm Insurance
West Virginia
Seaboard
Edwin E. ¥ Wells
State Farm
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