Phasing Out Of Business Is Preferred
The city considers a phased approach allowing nonconforming residential area businesses to operate up to 40 years. Officials say the plan protects current owners while addressing objections to the Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance. Mayor Magaha notes potential sale controls but prizes stability for businesses that have not recently improved.
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Frederick
Hunter Bowers
Planning Commission
Bowers
E. Paul Magaha
Zoning Debate Focuses on Home Owners Rights and Public Nuisance
Planning Commission chair cites residents first as the only remedy against nuisance. City Engineer notes non-conforming uses cannot be changed under the Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance. Alderman Munshower calls for proper business zoning of Abrecht Place. Alf Bowers says provisions are reviewable by a Board of Appeals and that only a public nuisance can be phased out.
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Planning Commission
Rober A. Whiteford
Elmer F. Munshower
Abrecht Place
America Today in History Highlights Landmark Dates
The column notes 1861 Confederate leaders at Fairfax Tavern deem offensive action against Washington unlikely. 1908 Henry Ford unveils the Model T. 1947 Post Office starts five cent air mail. 1958 Little Rock private school drive for space and funds for white students. 1962 Edwin A Walker arrested for sedition during Ole Miss riots. 1781 James Lawrence born. later earns thanks of Congress for naval actions.
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Henry Ford
U.S. Post Office Department
Little Rock
Orval Faubus
Edwin A. Walkers
University of Mississippi
James Lawrence
Burlington
N.J
Tripoli
Lawrence
Demerara River
British Guiana
Congress
Chesapeake
Shannon
Don't give up the ship memorial and monorail talk
Mortally wounded at sea during a skirmish near Boston Captain Lawrence uttered Dont give up the ship before dying on June 5 1813 A monument was raised in Trinity Churchyard New York City The page also lists birthdays of Julie Andrews Faith Baldwin David Donald Everett Sloane Francis Russell and reports on a Baltimore Washington monorail feasibility study proposed by Rep John Hardwicke with a $100000 funding request and a Sept 1 reporting deadline
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Boston
Lawrence
Everett H. Sloane
New York City
Francis Henry Russell
A. S
Tunisia
Cambridge
Mass
Baltimore
John Hardwicke
R-Harford
General Assembly
Washington
Robbery at Myers Drug Store in Mt Airy Investigated
Westminster Barracks of the Maryland State Police report a robbery at Myers Drug Store in Mt Airy between 10 p.m. Saturday and early Sunday. The door was forced and exit likely through the same door. Cpl Thomas Bosley suspects professional burglars from Baltimore based on preliminary evidence.
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Westminster
Maryland
Myers Drug
Mt. Airy
Thomas Bosley
Westminster Barracks
Baltimore
Pharmacy Robbery Targets Narcotics Not Safe
Police note narcotics were the prime motive in a pharmacy burglary where all narcotic drugs were taken valued at 500 dollars. Two cash registers with over 60 dollars remained untouched, and a prior break three months earlier did not involve narcotics. Juveniles linked to the earlier theft were apprehended.
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Cpl Bosley
Four S and L Officials Sentenced for Fraud in Maryland
Four former savings and loan officials at Silver Spring received prison terms from Montgomery County Circuit Judge Thomas M. Anderson who branded them a group of swindlers. The sentences ranged from one to nine years as prosecutors said the men were responsible for the disbursement scheme.
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Rockville, Md
Savings and Loan
Silver Spring
Thomas M. Anderson
Montgomery County
Bank officials of Mutual Security Savings face prison terms
Arthur A. Peisner, general counsel, drew a 9-year Maryland Penitentiary term for conspiring to defraud shareholders. Robert H. Simonds, president, sentenced to 6 years. Morton Lifshutz, treasurer, got three years. Gerald Golden, notary, pleaded guilty to vaccine deeds of trust and received a year.
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Mutual Security Savings & Loan Association of
Silver Spring
Arthur A. Peisner
Maryland
Robert H. Simonds
Morton Lifshutz
Maryland House of Correction
Gerald Golden
House of Correction
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Lee Hardwicke
Pfe
Charles H. Beller Jr
San Francisco
California
C. Harry Bauer Sr
Graceham
South Viet Nam
Philippines
Potomac Edison Company
West Patrick St
Prescription
Pearre
South Market St
Frosty Acres
Roland
the News
Neon
Billboard
Ing
Barbara Fritchie
Fred
Erick
Metropolitan Sec
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The
Baltimore Evening Sun
United Appeal
OX Fibre Brush CO
Frederick Produce CO
Sears, Roebuck & CO
Western MD. Trust CO
Roney Motor CO
Gift Ox Fibre Total
Safeway Stores, Inc
Moore Business
United
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