Myersville plans annexation bid on 45211 acres near town
Myersville planning board recommends annexing 45 211 acres owned by Leo A Miazga located west of town along Monument Road. Board seeks water and sewer policies and road improvements while rezoning to R 2. If approved by town board and authorities after a 45 day wait, annexation proceeds. Bids open Oct 15 for parking lot and building painting. Nov 10 meeting to finalize ordinance.
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Myersville
Town Planning Board
Town Commission
Leo A. Miazga
Monument Road
Mark Friis
County Planning Commission
Miazga
Lasne le
Reagan AWACS deal narrows flight limits and security
After a Tuesday meeting with President Reagan, Sen. Larry Pressler signaled the White House may offer new safeguards on AWACS use and a joint Saudi participation plan. Reagan’s letter could address Israel risk, opposing senators’ security concerns, and potential language to win votes as the debate over the sale proceeds.
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Israel
Reagan
Larry Pressler
R-S.d
Pressler
White House
Middle East
Rich Galen
Dan Quayle
Indiana
Pressier
Senate
Howard H. Baker Jr
Tennessee
Baker
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Brunswick Officials Address Water Shortage and Community Plans
At a Brunswick council meeting residents debated water ban fairness as a complaining citizen urged better growth planning. Council discussed expanding treatment capacity and advancing Grand Amendment II to map sewer taps, enabling a new subdivision assessment. The town approved a water sewer ordinance, donations to Lions Club and Future Farmers, plus designated trick or treat hours and upcoming events.
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Orndorff
Willard Barger
Norman
Environmental Protection Agency
Brunswick Lions Club
Brunswick
Future Farmers of America
Charlie Jones
Colorado
Bipartisan group seeks Mandel release in Maryland
A bipartisan Maryland group contends former Governor Marvin Mandel has served enough time in federal prison and is pressing for his release. Their campaign includes a petition to President Reagan as other officials appeal to White House channels.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Marvin Mandel
Reagan
White House
Minority Affairs Committee Aims to Expand Counselor Roles
The article outlines a new nine member Minority Affairs Committee replacing a former monitor group. It includes two representatives from each of the black Hispanic Asian and Jewish communities and one white woman. Staff includes Dr James Coles as temporary chair and other educators and officials from Montgomery County. The panel aims to boost counselor staffing expand guidance materials and improve minority education while addressing prior concerns on discipline testing curriculum and access. The United Nations backs standard international traffic signs to ease recognition of road rules across borders.
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Minority Affairs Committee
Minority Affairs Monitoring Committee
James Coles
Wootton High School
Gladys Young
Independent Citizens Minority Relations Monitoring Committee
Diane Young
Montgomery
Austin Patterson
Ricardo Samuda
Jondi Bernardo
Joe Campbell
Jackie Kelly
Keilholtz Eyes Emmitsburg Police Lead Amid Rise in Crime
Keilholtz notes rising break ins and thefts driven by economy and more facility users. County officials contemplate purchasing security services to cut costs. Keilholtz, Frostburg State grad, welcomes the challenge in Emmitsburg and plans to replace the departing officer Maurice Kerr speaks of Keilholtz as the successor in the town department.
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Keilholtz
Frostburg State College
Emmitsburg
Maurice Kerr
Taneytown Tables Ordinance on Cats in Law
Taneytown's council debated adding cats to the town stray animal ordinance. Mayor Reindelar urged inclusion citing garden damage and cat predation while opponents warned of enforcement issues and illegality. The measure was tabled pending legality review and Humane Society input.
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Taneytown
Neal W. Powell
Henry I. Reindelar
The
Humane Society
Marvin E. Flickinger
Thomas F. Stansfield
Reindolar
Flickinger
Protem
Gary W. Abracht
Father and son die in Dover shooting murder suicide
A 17 year old high school student killed his father after a quarrel and then shot himself. Autopsies were planned for Tuesday night as police described the case as murder death by own action. The mother was at home and unharmed.
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Dover
Del
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Maryland Department of Employment and Social Services
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U.S. Department of Energy
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Aspen Systems Corp
Hsiao Li Lindsay
Emilio Perche Rivas
Ron §S. Powell
Jonathan Siegel
Board of Jewish Education of
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Josephine Jung-shan ¢. Wang
Young
Citizens Committee
Montgomery County
United Nations
Cornye
Church Row
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