Third Street residents oppose zoning variance requests
Street told appeals board members that wes voddineeen verte capitan. The ant Coren Ck fas attended ry Dr. pagellamage seem iW. Thid St from s singiels residence to a three-anit apartment roperty neighbors again regreghe to se lack Tere parking, especially on three garbage collection nights each week Miller poted he found available park ing and reserved five spaces-the re quested number for his apartment build ing-in various nearby areas. And, he said, the downtown area needs apart ment housing. But neighbors contend that adding two dwelling units to that building only will add more people to the neighborhood thus, more parking congestion. They told the board they had to travel blocks away to park on garbage collection sights and adding extra people to the area only would increase the "scram a for parking that now exists, they said. (Continued on Page A-8)
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Miller
Frederick County considers LOSAP monthly stipends for volunteers
A taxpayer funded plan to pay small monthly stipends to volunteer firefighters and rescue workers may begin in 1983. The program LOSAP would reward service length with points and offer up to 150 dollars monthly, with about 1400 potential enrollees. Final approval hinges on firefighter and commissioner votes as planners finalize administrative details and funding.
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Frederick County
Jewell
LOSAP
Maryland General Assembly
Hinds
Keller
Reagan vows to crush drug smuggling in South Florida
President Reagan campaigned in Homestead Air Force Base area pledging to end drug profits and imprison cartel members. He cited the South Florida Task Force led by Vice President Bush, claiming seizures totaling $3 billion and progress against organized crime. He announced a three year mandate for a regional inquiry and cabinet level steps to coordinate anti crime efforts nationwide.
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Reagan
America
Homestead Air Force Base
Citizens Against Crime
South Florida
George Bush
White House
Commission On Organized Crime
Homestead
Coast Guard
Peace plan hinges on forces leaving Lebanon
Washington faces difficulty as U S officials push for Israeli and other troops to exit Lebanon. Morris Draper, the U S envoy, reports limited progress and no direct talks with Lebanon on troop withdrawal. Officials say Palestinians and regional actors factor into any plan, with a possible year end deadline.
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Lebanon
Washington
U.S
Morris Draper
Tod Groct
Sharpheige
Gilentin
Inside The News Quote From Shaw on Duty and Shame
A quotation from George Bernard Shaw appears in Inside The News noting that when a man commits a shameful act he frames it as his duty. The remark underscores themes of obligation and moral blame in public discourse.
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George Bernard Shaw
County urged to start six year bridge repair plan
Frederick County should borrow 10 million dollars for an aggressive six year plan to repair 18 deteriorating bridges. Public Works Director Lawrence W. Johnson cited increased traffic and heavier trucks weakening bridges built for horse and carriage. Two bond market tranches were proposed, with annual debt service around 450 thousand dollars, lifting the property tax rate by about 3 percent. County officials noted funds could leave little for road maintenance, and warned the county’s bond rating could suffer.
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Frederick County
Public Works
Lawrence W. Johnson
Johnson
Harold K. Keller Jr
Ronald C. Linton
Linton
Energy aid program struggles with rising applications
Frederick County Energy Assistance Office, led by Arlie J. Graham, reports a surge in demand as many applicants are without heating fuel. About 70 percent have no funds for fuel, creating crisis conditions. Appointments are urged, as the program runs through March with limited emergency funds and no second allocations.
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Frederick County
Graham
Frederick County School Board lists capital needs through FY 89
The Frederick County Board of Education seeks 32.756 million dollars in CIP projects over six years with 14.274 million from locals. The 1984 general fund request totals 5.07 million with a 403 thousand state grant. The hearing in Winchester Hall drew many comments from parents and educators backing projects. Major item is Singanore High School addition and renovation at 4.187 million. 3.619 million for 1944. Public input supported a Bruns wick middle school, the county’s sole area without one, with 210 thousand for planning. Superintendent Berger notes a study underway to finalize construction figures. Remsberg warns about last-minute changes.
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Frederick County
Singanore High School
Eric Snyder
Snyder
Brunswick
CIP
Boe
Stuart D. Berger
Adrian McC. Remsberg
New Computer Generated Report Cards Reach Five Area High Schools
Five area high schools will send home computer generated report cards on Thursday November 18. The new cards mirror prior information but are clearer and easier to read according to Frederick High Principal Dave Markoe who notes the system can do more than report cards including attendance mailings scheduling and grade analysis. Frederick High has used the system for two years with other schools Governor Thomas Johnson Catoctin Walkerville Middletown and Brunswick moving to the new format this week.
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Peedgosfck
Danis High Robace
Dave Markoe
Frederick High
Markoe
Singapore
Thomas Johnson
Catoctin
Walkeraville
Middletown
Brunswick
Markee
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