City approves funding for Solarex plant plan
Mayor and board approve the load for the Solarex plant. Young contrasts MICRIF loan with an Industrial Revenue Bond and explains IRB benefits. MNICRIF is a state plan offering lower interest rates but requires up to 10 percent city support. City funding here is upkeep or work already due. The board denies paving Bernard Court amid Parks committee recommendation. Public Works Director Richard Strine notes past city practices.
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Young
Parks, Streets and Sanitation Committee
Bernard Court
Public Works
Richard Strine
Frederick County votes on school funding and land rezoning
Brunswick opposition cites fiscal problems delaying Singanore High School renovations as commissioners debate a 23 million request. Linganore School renovations deemed no new space but urged as a good application. Newman Park Associates win a 1.52 acre general commercial rezoning on Grove Road. Agricultural preservation districts approved for Kolb farm, and other farms denied for soil limitations. Six FY 1982 easement reviews led to multiple approvals and one denial.
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Frederick County
Burgee
Robert and
Annie Kolb
Long Mills Road
Charles Fisher
Kenneth Fields
Harney Road
Fisher
Willis D
Edith Remsberg
Edgar
Helen van Fossen
Auburn Road
Galen and
Jane Strite
Middletown Road
Terry
Theresa Fawey
Point of Rocks Road
Bernard
Barbara Anthony
Clemsonville
Arthur
Betty Tyergar
Gas House Pike
Soil Conservation Service
Silver Spring assault leaves man, officer injured
A 28 year old Silver Spring man David Silverberg remained in serious condition with a fractured skull and jaw injuries for officer John Porter after two youths attacked them with a hammer and wrench in the 900 block of Bonifant Hill. The youths, both ages 15 and 16 from Washington DC, were charged as adults with assault with intent to murder armed robbery and assault with intent to rob. Porter, a Special Assignment Team officer in plain clothes, confronted the attackers and was struck and knocked to the ground. other SAT officers arrested the youths.
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Silver Spring
David Silverberg
Thayer Ave
Washington Adventist Hospital
John Porter
District of Columbia
Phillip B. Caswell
Caswell
Silverberg
Bonifant Hd
Porter
Special Assignment Team
SAT
Frederick Maryland Ad Rates and Mailing Details
The notice lists publication details for the didi Xetos newspaper variant published daily except Sundays and holidays in the Marketing Area. Rates include Mall route or carrier delivery at 2.55 dollars per month and in transit address handling at 3.25 dollars per month. Published by Great Southern Printing and Mfg. Co. P.O. Box 574, 200 East Patrick Street, Frederick Maryland 21701. Second class postage paid at Frederick Maryland.
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Mall
Mator
Great Southern Printing & Mfg. Co. P.O
Patrick Treat
Frederick
Maryland
ALS Council to include experts and chamber nods
The ALS proposal envisions a council with three physicians a hospital administration rep one chamber of commerce appointee and three from FCVF and RA. Dr Fortuna says the body will handle legal and medical duties while CRT teams provide on scene medical care before hospital transfer based at Frederick's hospital. Board member Tim May and others urge approval and input to ensure program support and proper operation. Dr Harold Jenkins warns against diverting basic care due to organization disputes and notes the concept halted without firefighter approval. Edgar Crist says lack of approval would delay the CRT program by months.
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Calvin S
Cy" Bartgis
Bernard Court
Young
Yarnell Wantler
Bartgis
Richard J. Ashton
Ashton
Chevrolet
Frederick Motor Co. Inc
Frederick Alliance Church
Park Place
Citizens’ Group
Millstream Drive
Amvets Post No. 2
Grove Park
Mullinex Park
EW. Ausherman Inc
Edward M. Higinbotham
Police Commission
State Highway Administration
Motter Avenue
South Market Street
The
Heart Association
Lateran Development Co. Inc
Hillcrest Drive
Keswick Place
Fredericktown Vilage
Dockside Drive
Chamber of Commerce
Fcvf&ra
ALS Council
Dr. Fortuna
Fvvf&ra
Fortuna
Frederick's Hospital
Tim May
Edgar Crist
Senate moves on stopgap spending amid Baker plan talks
Senate leaders kept backing Baker's plan while considering more amendments to the stopgap bill. House Republicans sought Reagan reductions, and negotiators faced a midnight deadline. The Senate Appropriations Committee advanced a $417.4 billion package with dozens of minor floor amendments, final total not yet posted.
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Reagan
Baker
Senate
House
House-Senate
Senate Appropriations Committee
Stopgap Bill Keeps Most of Government Open
The stopgap spending bill would fund almost all government operations after midnight while regular fiscal 1903 money bills await approval. Baker's plan exempts Pentagon, revenue sharing, judiciary and major benefit programs like food stamps and Medicare from cuts, allowing the president discretion in applying reductions.
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Don &X
Congress
Baker
Pentagon
Judiciary
Medicare
Weather forecast for central Rockies and New England
Rain is forecast today through Saturday morning for the central and northern Rockies and northern New England. Showers are expected from northern Texas to southern Kansas with mild conditions in the north and cold weather in the North.
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Rockies
New England
Texas
Kansas
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