Stup Named Dole Maryland State Campaign Vice Chair
Maryland state lawmakers join Bob Dole campaign steering with J Anita Stup of Frederick County appointed as state vice chairman. Stup plans door knocking and sign distribution, backing Dole over rivals after previous work on Brock campaign. Frederick County leaders Mark Hoke and others also named to the committee, with Hoke distancing from active duties.
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Bob Dole
Maryland
J. Anita Stup
Frederick Washington
Dole
GOP
Stup
House of Delegates
Baltimore
Frederick County
Mark Hoke
Hoke
Phil Gramm
Texas
William Shepard
Kansas
Mr. Dole
U.S. Senate
Bill Brock
Wayne Gilchrest
Eastern Shore
Central Committee
Bill Castle
Doris McDonnell
Mel Castle
County Register of Wills Virginia Fifer
Mount Airy council rejects closed-street Christmas party
The Mount Airy Town Council rejected a plan to close Main Street for a Christmas in Old Town celebration after nine local businesses objected. The panel did approve a 10 to 10:30 am street closure for October 28 Halloween costume judging and set a public hearing for zoning changes to the 194 comprehensive plan on October 23. The council also commended the Mount Airy Lions Club and declared Oct 22–28 Lions Club Week.
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Mount Airy
Main Street
R. Delaine Hobbs
Mount Airy Lions Club
Ashes to Orbit: Celestis Plans Final Flight For Remains
Celestis Inc. announces a partnership with Orbital Sciences to launch cremated remains as a secondary payload on Pegasus and Taurus rockets. The plan envisions launching 1 to 100 remains per flight, with first tests possible in 1996 pending government approval, and aims to vaporize on reentry to avoid debris.
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Washington
Heaven
Celestis Founders
Celestis Inc
Houston
Orbital Sciences Corp
Pegasus
Taurus
Florida
Celestis Group Inc
Charles Chafer
Chafer
Earth
Celestis
Orbital Sciences
Space Services Inc
County OKs 47 acre annexation to city
Frederick County Commissioners approved the annexation of four properties totaling 47.3 acres north of the city. The Crum property accounts for 27.1 acres to be donated to Homewood Retirement Centers of the United Church of Christ for a retirement community with 120 beds and 120 apartments. Homewood expects construction to begin late 1996 or early 1997 and to create about 225 jobs. The plan requires a waiver to build the nursing home in an office research zone and a city special exception in R-2. The proposal goes to the mayor and Board of Aldermen on et, 19.
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Frederick County Commissioners
City
Crum
Homewood Retirement Centers
United Church of
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Market Index
FDIC
IBC/Donoghue
Money Fund
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1000 Fifth Avenue
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