Schroder farm condemnation debate nears end in Frederick County
The long running Schroder farm condemnation case in Frederick County eyes a close as court moves quickly on fair market value. The dispute over bad faith and land use expansion has largely not gone to trial, but the issue of farming versus growth remains a defining question for the community and upcoming elections.
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Enit
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Montgomery County Executive Sid Kramer eyes write in bid
The Montgomery County executive plans a write in campaign after a Democratic primary loss to Neal Potter. Kramer claims he was drafted by callers who didn’t vote, cites high turnout and voter dissatisfaction with incumbents, while Potter wins on trust and developer issues.
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Neal Potter
Ins County
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Washington Post
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William Donald Schaefer
Washington
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Barry
Sid Kramer
Maryland
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Baltimore
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Schaefer
Annapolis
Policing prescription drugs faces Congress push
Washington lawmakers weigh a triplicate prescription rule to curb addictions and trim Medicaid costs. Rep Fortney Stark proposes state counting of doctor prescriptions, while drugmakers lobby against Big Brother style oversight amid patient groups with industry backing.
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Pete” Stark
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Anxiety Disorders Association of America
Upjohn records on patient rights groups and drug abuse issues
A collection of notes discusses Upjohn's donated funds to patient rights groups, concerns over Stark bills, and a spokesman noting potential access limits to records. It covers DEA estimates of illegal prescription markets, hospital overdose trends, and investigations into overprescribing by doctors, with references to Elizabeth Taylor and a New Mexico Medicaid pattern.
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Georgia
New Mexico
Frederick Fair draws crowd and traffic jams on U S 40
A crowd estimated at 3 000 to 4 000 attended the 80th Frederick Fair causing a traffic snarl that slowed east and west bound traffic on U S 40 into Frederick. Trucker Thomas W Palmer faced unload restrictions at the Ingding platform of the ARP Grocery warehouse in Baltimore due to not being a union member, while two UGOD Menigels earned 260 dollars for unloading peppers in minutes. Progress reported on a 50 000 improvement at the Potomac Edison substation at East Fifth and East streets, with new equipment aimed at improving radio reception. State police officers Dillinger and Magaha received two new black Buick cars, replacing khaki. The Frederick County Commissioners approved revised personnel rules to promote equal opportunity while permitting race as a factor to balance the white majority workforce. Governor Mandel recommended Paul Rhoads for Charter Writing Board consideration. petitions by candidates included Dr Gerald Schipper Arthur Campbell Lawrence Nelson and Robert E Gary.
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Ingding
ARP
Baltimore
Frederick County
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Potomac Edison Company
East Fifth
East Streets
CMCW
Charter Writing Board
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Arthur Campbell
Urbana
Lawrence Nelson
Robert E. Gary
Woodsboro
Brunswick recall dispute urged fair judging of mayor
In Brunswick Maryland both the Friday editorial and Reg Meachum’s column criticize recalls for flawed petitions. They argue the recall effort lacks plans or experience, seeks to curb spending or water rates, and relies on vague accusations rather than a record. Citizens should evaluate Mayor Fauntleroy on her tenure and defend or oppose her based on facts.
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Brunswick
Maryland
Susan Fauntleroy
AAC
Mayor Fauntleroy
Responsible Ciizens
Meyer Fauntleroy
Mount Airy Sees Low Voter Turnout in September Primary
In Mount Airy and southern Carroll County voters, both Democrats and Republicans, showed unexpectedly low turnout on a September primary day. The note laments the weak participation especially as a local resident, Ann Ballard, competes in the race.
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Carroll County
Ann Ballard
Ballard for Carroll County Board of Education
Letter-supporting Ans Ballard as a voice on the Carroll County Board of Education citing overcrowding, regional representation, and her community involvement in Mount Airy and Southern Carroll County. The author urges voters to elect Ballard to ensure a strong, responsive board for area students.
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Mount Airy Elementary Pta
Hunting as wildlife management amid animal rights debate
The piece argues hunting is essential for wildlife control and criticizes animal rights groups for opposing deer culls in Florida. It recalls a failed trapping program where about half of trapped deer died trying to escape, and asserts trapping and relocation fail to respect animal rights.
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Frederick County
Wardlife
Pitman Robertson
Departments of Natural Resources
Florida
Johnny Come
Shuttle bus plan urged for Great Frederick Fair traffic relief
Officials should plan a shuttle bus system for the fair with incentives such as free or reduced admission for riders. Use airports and Grove stadium as bases to move crowds, easing parking woes as the event grows each year. Pete Roberts advocates public transit to grounds.
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