Construction Starts for State Farm Expansion at Seaboard Farm
Work begins with three shovels near a beach marking the symbolic start of an expansion project that will boost State Farm’s rise. In attendance are Vermon Tetlow and Ronald N. Young among local officials and State Farm executives including Edward E. Welle and Charles L. Snyder.
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State Farm
Seaboard Farm
Vermon Tetlow
Atepany
Hagerstown
Tor
Frederick
Ronald N. Young
Edwin E. Welle
Charles L. Snyder
Heck
Becky Spicer
City planners approve plans for Weis Markets superstore site
City planners endorsed a Weis Markets planned superstore at U S 40 A and Old Camp Road with state review due to road hazards. The plan includes a 2,000 foot Jefferson Street store expansion and fourth Maryland store for the Sunbury company, plus parking and drainage adjustments at nearby sites.
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Joseph S. Yuschok
Joseph Blazatis
Weis Markets
Old Camp Road
James 5. Grimes
Gordon
Jefferson Street
Sunbury
Michael E. Pue
Reclassifications Pass. interim sewers eyed near New Market
Mayor Shaw opposed two reclassifications south of New Market while New Market Associates plans an interim sewage plant on Bush Creek and Davis Run for a residential project. The New Market Industrial Center also seeks a second interim plant west of Md 75 to support an industrial park. Shaw urged a regional plant serving multiple properties, with planners recommending interim plants funded by developers in escrow. County officials debated escrow costs for regional ties, rejecting adding those costs to taxpayers. COG backed staff on most points and approved Littrell's Pinecliff property plan with Lake Spring Water Co conditions before five new taps.
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Fredericktowne Village
East Street
Potomac Edison
Amber Meadows
William Ruehl
Board of Zoning Appeals
Ruehl
Ohn S. Holmes
Ye Olde Spirit Shoppe
Frederick
Holmes
Shaw
New Market
New Market Associates
Bush Creek
Davis Run
Bloomingdale Limited
St. Clair
Interstate Bridge Company
MD. 75
Monrovia
Richard Burgee
Edgar C. Wirts Jr
Council of Governments
COG
George Littrell
Pinecliff
Bartonsville Road
Lake Spring Water Company
Littrell
Senate blocks con tax amendments amid budget squeeze
The Senate voted 62 to 28 to bar con tax amendments from the tax bill, jeopardizing action on Humphrey Hawkins and hospital cost controls. The package rose from 22.9 to about 30 billion, with budget limits leaving little room for further cuts unless offset by revenue. The fight over state and local gasoline tax deductions persists as Helms presses to retain them, while a Nunn amendment ties new cuts to the budget.
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Senate
House
Finance Committee
Jesse Helms
R-N.c
Helms
MSTA Endsorse Hughes Candidacy by Delegates
Maryland State Teachers Association endorsed Harry R Hughes for governor after 83.4 percent of 34 000 delegates voting by mail favored him over J Glenn Beall. The 91 3 percent backing from the MSTA political action arm complemented the endorsement.
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Annapolis
Harry R.hughes
Maryland State Teachers Association
Pete V. Treibley
MSTA
Hughes
J. Glenn Beall
Teachers’ Union
Waiver Requests Granted For Nursing Coverage At Home
The Odd Fellows reviewed and granted requests for waivers allowing licensed nurses to be on duty seven days a week with on call four hours twice daily. The attorney general's office was thanked for its assistance in reviewing the home's activities.
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Attorney General's Office
Weather Folklore and Forecasters Signal Cold Winter Ahead
Forecasters predict a snowy winter with more snow than last year. Experts from Mount St. Mary’s College and local folklore traditions cite moon phases, caterpillar behavior, squirrel activity, weed growth, and catfish skin as indicators. Dr. Marié Campbell notes many signs have scientific explanations. predictions warn of high bills as residents brace for another costly season.
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William O'Toole
Hagerstown
Otuwie
Mount St. Mary's College
Emmitsburg
Frederick
News-Post
O'Toole
Earth
Marié Campbell
Mount $1. Mary's
Campbell
Somoza ends press censorship in Nicaragua
In Managua AP reports President Anastasio Somoza has halted 23 days of press censorship and moves to open talks with opponents mediated by the United States Guatemala and the Dominican Republic. The Broad Opposition Front warns that martial law remains and may extend beyond 30 days.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Anastasio Somoza
United States
Guatemala
Dominican Republic
Somoza
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Pasabaah Servis
Eral Savings
End Loan Association
Pemnands
U.S. Rove
Servings Association
Marland
Een
Odd Fellows
Montgomery Ward
Eos
Wnfort
Stotlys
Frederick Towne
Eyarty's
Gravely
Jeanes Maryland Mower and Cycle Evergreen Pt
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