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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1959

Page

15

Withdraws Zoning Request Ends Major City Controversy

A zoning dispute over four and a half acres near Frederick Shopping Center ended with K and G Construction withdrawing the proposal. The move followed a three way debate among company, shopping center, and College Estates residents, with attorneys Zimmerman Clapp Olney absent. The meeting also reviewed municipal improvement progress, approved abandoning Pontiac Court, and noted E S Maxwell as retained consultant for major city projects, including the Burek Street sewer completion.

Richard E. Zimmersman K & G Construction Company Board of Aldermen Bultling Frederick Callege Estates Robert E. Clapp Jr Paul L. Olney Zimmerman Pontiac Court Pontiac Avenue Monocacy Village Hamilton Homes Inc James McSherry Maxwell E. S. Maxwell Knecht & Maxwell Pikesville Frederick City Max Jacob R. Ramsburg Burek St

City reports water line work and zoning withdrawal update

Engineering staff oversee ongoing projects including water system improvements. Acting City Engineer Gaither Sykes cites a change to Burck Street plans saving about 33000 for the city. Alderman Bowlus questions zoning withdrawal in College Estates. City Attorney Mathias explains the case is dead unless a new application is filed. Mayor Ramsburg notes appreciation from the Maryland Municipal League and praises Joseph Eisenhauer III for convention help. Invocation opens meeting by Rev. R. E. Hartle.

Mannell Gaither Sykes Burck St Sykes College Estates Emmett R. Bowlus Charles McC. Mathias Joseph F. Eisenhauer III R. E. Hartle Calvary Assembly of God Church

NASA Chief Warns Public Ignores Space Progress

Washington AP The NASA administrator Dr T Keith Glennan told the National Press Club Americans are absorbed by sports and TV scandals while Russia speeds space gains He warned Americans must sustain concern as Sputnik and Sunsfir progress continue and expressed faith the US will win the space contest George P Sutton ARPA chief scientist suggested Russia may pause earth satellites to push dramatic space projects

Washington United States Civilian Space Agency Russia T. Keith Glennan National Aeronautics and Space Administration National Clai Sputnik Sunsk Glennan NASA George P. Sutton Advanced Research Projects Agency Defense Department Sutton American Rocket Society

Valuable Renaissance paintings found in California home

Experts say 16 Italian Renaissance masterpieces valued up to 10 million dollars were found in the Rosemead area home of Alfonso Follo, with one piece identified as Michelangelo de Caravaggio's The Lost Masterpiece. The art is authenticated by Amadore Pobarella and linked to Follo and Rosemead businessman Charles di Renzo.

Beverly Hilis Calif Rxperts Alfonso Folla Folla Pasadena Madallena Michelangelo de Caravaggio Michelangelo Buonarrolli Vatican Jerry Gisler Charles di Renzo Follo di Renzo Alexander Zlatoff-Kirsky Chicago Amadore Porbella Bacco Noah Tintorello Titian Lelvinia Bernardo Cavallina Cecelia Luca Giordano Dejaniro Tintoretto Moses

Election Expenses in 1960 Budget Approved

The Board of Election Supervisors approved a 1960 election expense budget of 34,125 to the County Commissioners, a 2,125 increase from last year due to transport costs. The plan covers salaries, ballot printing, polling place rentals, machine transport and storage, absentee clerks, and related costs. The group urged county storage for voting machines and noted measures to assign judges from their own precincts, with Social Security numbers required for all poll workers.

Board of Election Supervisors G. Horton Peace Board of Supervisors Peace iGeorge Grove Jborh Democrats J Stanley Gaver

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